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2022 osw symposium - educational program_8.pdf

2022 Officer Safety and Wellness Symposium Educational Program Subject to Change Opening Session Pivoting Wellness Strategies in Times of Crisis Tuesday March 15 9 30 AM 10 30 AM Available in person only As we kick off the 2022 IACP Officer S...

Connecting the Dots: Data Mining and Predictive Analytics in Law Enforcement and Intelligence Analysis - Police Chief Magazine

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Perspectives: Ways to Maintain Community Trust after a Use-of-Force Incident - Police Chief Magazine

What are some effective ways of maintaining community trust and transparency following a use-of-force incident?

Chief's Counsel: Light Duty, FMLA, and ADA - Police Chief Magazine

Many light-duty assignments also provide a benefit to the agency as the agency may have additional needs, for example, staffing desk assignments. However, a dilemma is always lurking behind these decisions to offer temporary light duty—what if the employee is not able to return to regularly assigned duties?

Mental Health First Aid for Public Safety? Three Case Studies - Police Chief Magazine

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Product Feature: Man and Machine - Police Chief Magazine

Proponents and developers of predictive policing technology say their solutions don’t look to supplant normal police operations but to enhance them. Generally speaking, predictive policing looks to predict the locations of crimes, offenders and their identities, and potential crime victims.Law enforcement users from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Los Angeles, California, have reported good outcomes using predictive policing software, and several studies point to its effectiveness.

Addressing the Elephant in the Room - Police Chief Magazine

The lack of impartial, objective information on the impact of implicit bias training leaves officers, their supervisors, and the public in the dark. Law enforcement training in general is somewhat of a “black box,” with very little empirical connection between how officers are trained and how they behave on the street.