2025 ACCp Annual Conference
Thursday, September 18th
What We Don’t See: Leveraging Data to Uncover Systemic Bias and Confront Impacts on Patient Outcomes in Correctional Healthcare
Objectives:
- Describe how operational and clinical data can reveal systemic patterns and nuances—including potential disparities in the classification, restrictive housing, and SMI-related service access.
- Understand how improved data utilization can support a collaborative culture of accountability and inform policy and care decisions in participants systems.
- Discuss practical strategies to improve the collection and utilization of data across staff levels to promote clinical insights, operational improvements, and patient-centered outcomes.
Corey Brawner, PhD, CCHP
Dr. Corey Brawner is a clinical psychologist with expertise in systems research, statistical analysis, and evidence-based practices for special populations, including veterans, suicide prevention, and individuals with traumatic brain injuries. He has worked with justice-involved families, mental health and drug court programs, and the Department of Veterans Affairs, where he provided inpatient care and led behavioral health teams. At Falcon, Dr. Brawner serves as a lead mental health expert, developing assessment tools, managing data analysis, and presenting research to improve outcomes in correctional and reentry settings.