"That Little Bit of Comfort Helps": Perspectives on Ethical Research Compensation Practices for HIV Prevention Research in the Carceral Setting From Those Experiencing Incarceration [0.03%]
"那一丝慰藉有所帮助": 关于监禁环境中HIV预防研究伦理报酬实践的看法——来自正在服刑人员的视角
Nyx Gomes,Sara E Vargas,Helen E Jack et al.
Nyx Gomes et al.
While compensation for research participation is common practice in community settings, the type and amount of compensation provided in carceral settings varies substantially. This is notable given the potential for compensation to unduly i...
Medications for Opioid Use Disorder in Correctional Facilities: A 2022 Cross-Sectional Survey of Health Care Staff [0.03%]
2022年药物治疗监禁场所阿片类违例者状况的横断面调查：来自医护人员的观点
Claire Wolfe,Sabrina Gaiazov,Pamela Valera et al.
Claire Wolfe et al.
A national, anonymous, online survey was administered inviting 3,161 correctional health professionals to examine the associations between facility characteristics and the availability of medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) in jails ...
Bringing MOUD "In House": Implementing an Internal MOUD Program During Pregnancy in a State Prison [0.03%]
在州监狱内实施孕产妇阿片类药物使用障碍的内部治疗项目
Bianca Hall,Claire Jensen,Jenna Nakagawa et al.
Bianca Hall et al.
Pregnant individuals with opioid use disorder (OUD) are incarcerated at higher rates than the general pregnant population and are overrepresented within the carceral system. Although OUD treatment reduces overdose risk and improves perinata...
Pregnancy and Postpartum-Related Accommodations During Incarceration: A Review of Policies in the United States [0.03%]
美国监禁期间孕产妇相关便利政策的系统性审查
Elissa Dakers,Abigail Kaluza,Margaret Matthews et al.
Elissa Dakers et al.
Incarcerated pregnant and postpartum people are a marginalized group at risk of adverse health outcomes. Routine carceral policies such as search protocols; work, housing, and bunk assignments; and provision of clothing and hygiene products...
Evaluating Viral Suppression Among People with HIV Experiencing Incarceration: Outcomes of a Patient-Centered Care Model in Washington State Prisons, 2008-2019 [0.03%]
评估HIV感染者在监禁期间的病毒抑制情况：2008-2019年华盛顿州监狱患者中心护理模式的结果
Sixtine O Gurrey,Julia C Dombrowski,Fredericka Albertina Sesay et al.
Sixtine O Gurrey et al.
A patient-centered HIV care model (PCHCM) can improve antiretroviral treatment adherence and viral suppression outcomes. No studies have evaluated viral suppression among people with HIV (PWH) in carceral settings under this model. This stu...
Foodborne Disease Outbreaks in U.S. Correctional Facilities-A Review of Epidemiology and Law [0.03%]
美国惩教机构中的食源性疾病流行病学和法律综述
Naomi Drexler,F Abigail Ferrell,Delilah Fladger et al.
Naomi Drexler et al.
Roughly 1.8 million individuals were detained or incarcerated in U.S. correctional facilities in 2022. Prior research has found that incarcerated persons are at increased risk for foodborne outbreaks. We aim to summarize recent national out...
Experiences of Health Care Professionals Caring for People From Prison in Acute Hospital Settings: A Systematic Review and Narrative Synthesis [0.03%]
急性医疗机构中医疗专业人员照顾监狱来的人的体验：系统综述和叙述性综合分析
Christian Ven Emery,Olanrewaju Lawal,Joanne Brooke
Christian Ven Emery
Introduction: People from prison often present to acute hospitals with complex and chronic health conditions. Their presentation to acute hospitals poses unique challenges for health care professionals (HCPs) who work outside prison hospita...
Syphilis Screening Among Pregnant Individuals in Carceral Settings: Near Misses and a Call to Action [0.03%]
羁押环境中孕妇梅毒筛查：险些错过和行动呼吁
A Lina Rosengren,Andrea K Knittel,Becky L White et al.
A Lina Rosengren et al.
Congenital syphilis is a major global public health problem with cases rapidly increasing in the United States. This article presents a case of an incarcerated pregnant individual who tested negative on routine screening at prison entry, an...