AOCOPM 2024 Midyear Educational Conference-346719

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Dr. Ojo, an esteemed Associate Professor of Medicine, serves as the Chief Medical Officer for the TDCJ Hospital in Galveston, Texas, the only freestanding prison hospital in the nation, built by inmate labor in 1983. Dr. Ojo, who holds a diverse medical background from institutions in Nigeria, England, and the US, is passionate about evidence-based medicine and has been nominated several times for teaching excellence. He has also received the John P. McGovern Award for patient-centered care. <br /><br />Moreover, Dr. John Mills is recognized for his service to the nation’s medical education and his groundbreaking role in the field of correctional medicine. Dr. Mills' distinguished career includes contributions as a helicopter pilot in Vietnam and various academic roles, culminating in the creation of correctional medicine standards. His efforts in developing the correctional medicine discipline have been pivotal, leading to the establishment of the John Mills Commemorative Lecture. <br /><br />Both Dr. Ojo and Dr. Mills have significantly contributed to improving correctional healthcare, exemplifying leadership and dedication. The presentation also discusses healthcare models within Texas prisons, emphasizing cost-effective, high-quality care, and ethical medical practices.

Keywords

Dr. Ojo

TDCJ Hospital

correctional medicine

evidence-based medicine

John P. McGovern Award

Dr. John Mills

Texas prisons

healthcare models