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The goal of the ARCH Network is to bring national researchers dedicated to studying the experiences of criminal justice-involved older adults and the drivers of later life health disparities in this population together in a community of collaboration and support.
Network Leadership | ARCH Network
The ARCH Network leadership team spans two universities –the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) and the University of Connecticut (UConn Center on Aging at UConn Health) - with complementary strengths in geriatrics, palliative care, life course studies, criminal justice and public health research.
ARCH Network Executive Committee
Fernando has been a contributor to The Aging Research in Correctional Health Care network, including his participation in panel discussions. During Fernando’s 24 years of incarceration, he committed himself to improving the overall quality of life in the correctional setting for everyone present, staff and incarcerated people alike.
Publications | ARCH Network
Members of the ARCH Network are regularly publishing manuscripts. If you are a Network member and would like to share your publications here, please email updates with links to your article to Jamila Henderson. Full Publication List
Working Groups - ARCH Network
Network Leadership; ARCH Network Executive Committee; Network Activities. Meeting Videos; Future Meetings; Grant Opportunities; Working Groups; Publications. Cognitive Impairment & Dementia; Health Effects of Carceral Conditions; Incarceration in Community Hospitals; Mental Illness; Palliative Care & Compassionate Release; Sentencing & Re-entry ...
2022 Recipients - ARCH Network
Assessing Geriatric conditions as novel risk factors for dropout among those seeking treatment for Substance Use Disorders (SUDs) in mid-to-late life: The role of incarceration history
Other | ARCH Network
Network Members: Amanda Emerson, Ella Valleroy, Andrea Knittel, Megha Ramaswamy Journal of Women & Aging, September 2023 Racial disparities in visitation and health among older adults incarcerated in prison
Future Meetings - ARCH Network
We are excited to offer many networking opportunities, learning, and updates on our Network. We hope you will join us! Make sure you are signed up for our Newsletter for updates on Upcoming Events and Network News. If you have recommendations for future meetings, please email our program manager, Jamila Henderson. Suggest a Meeting Topic
Incarceration in Community Hospitals | ARCH Network
Network Members: Lawrence Haber, Farah Kaiksow, Brie Williams, Johanna Crane Journal of Hospital Medicine, March 2024 Hospitalized While Incarcerated: Incarceration-Specific Care Practices
2023 Recipients | ARCH Network
Identifying Nursing Home Availability to Individuals Granted Compassionate Release Justin Berk, MD, MPH, MBA. The Rhode Island Department of Corrections currently detains individuals who have been granted medical parole but have been unable to transfer to community resources due to unavailability or unwillingness to care for justice-involved individuals.