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2012
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Emergency Plans for Private Prisons
Oklahoma Dept. of Corrections.
This policy covers the proper implementation of private prison emergency plans. It is a useful example for other agencies drafting similar procedures for their contracted facilities. Sections of this document include: definition of an emergency; training; departmental response to private prison emergencies; incident debriefing and closure; serious incidents; departmental response reimbursement; and actions and responsibilities.... Read More
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10 pages
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2009
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Using Substances to Treat Alcoholism
Oklahoma Dept. of Corrections (Oklahoma City, OK).
The treatment of alcoholism with medicine is described. Sections following an abstract include: the problem; the role of science; pharmaceutical approaches; the potential of genetics; and overcoming supply, monitoring, and delivery problems.... Read More
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6 p.
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2009
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Medical Services Resource Manual
Oklahoma Dept. of Corrections (Oklahoma City, OK).
This website provides access to medical procedures and other health care related material. Resources available (June 23 2009) include: Nursing Practice Protocols; Nursing Practice Protocols -- Table of Contents; Management of Alleged Rape/Sexual Assault; Management of Pandemic Influenza; Revised Report of Injury or Unusual Occurrence; Management of Viral Hepatitis; Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure Management; Community Acquired Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus Management; Pharmacy Servic... Read More
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1 p.
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2009
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GPS Recidivism Report: An Analysis of FY 2005 thru FY 2006 GPS Discharges
By Philipp, Renee.
Oklahoma Dept. of Corrections. Evaluation and Analysis (Oklahoma City, OK).
The impact on post-release recidivism (reincarceration) of GPS (global position system) supervision is assessed. Sections contained in this report are introduction, methods, results, conclusion, and limitations. Low-risk offenders are less likely to recidivate after 36 months than are High-risk offenders (89% v. 86%).... Read More
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10 p.
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2009
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Review of the Latest Research on Use and Validity of the Level of Service Inventory-Revised (LSI-R)
Oklahoma Dept. of Corrections (Oklahoma City, OK).
The utilization and effectiveness of the increasingly popular Level of Service Inventory-Revised (LSI-R) and its revised versions are assessed. Sections following an abstract include: the LSI-R and the LSI-R: SV; LSI-R use and applicability; LSI-R and offense types; LSI-R and race/ethnicity; LSI-R and gender; LSI-R and mental health populations; LSI-R and non-US or Canadian populations; LSI-R management; and conclusion. This White Paper finds, with some qualifiers and provisos, that "properly a... Read More
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11 p.
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2009
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DOC Prison Receptions Report: An Analysis of FY 2002 thru FY 2009 Prison Receptions to the Oklahoma Department of Corrections
By Connelly, Michael.
Oklahoma Dept. of Corrections. Evaluation and Analysis (Oklahoma City, OK).
An analysis is presented of the prison receptions for the Oklahoma Department of Corrections. Sections in addition to an abstract are: overview of receptions; annual percentage change during FY 2004-FY 2008 by five similar states (AR, CO, MO, TX, and OK); demographics; receptions by race, age, and controlling offense categories; offense types; receptions, releases, and returns; analysis; receptions vs. release; and receptions by return type. Receptions are higher in FY 2009 than in FY 2002 with... Read More
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9 p.
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2009
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Homicides in Prison
Oklahoma Dept. of Corrections (Oklahoma City, OK).
Factors related to the substantial decrease in the number of prison inmate homicides are examined. Sections of this report following an abstract include: historical statistical overview; conditions associated with homicides in custody; and conclusion. "The research indicates that inmate homicides tend to be contextual and not the result of consistently identifiable and preventable influences" (p. 4).... Read More
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5 p.
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