A personal retrospective: in the eye of the accreditation storm (Part I of II) [0.03%]
个人回顾：风暴之眼中的认证(PartIofII)
Judith A Stanley
Judith A Stanley
Intended for those who already see the value of standards for correctional health care and the impact accreditation can have on the field, this article is a personal reflection from the perspective of a recently retired director of accredit...
Vulnerable populations, prison, and federal and state Medicaid policies: avoiding the loss of a right to care [0.03%]
弱势人群、监狱以及联邦和州的医疗补助政策：避免失去接受治疗的权利
Leda M Pérez,Marguerite J Ro,Henrie M Treadwell
Leda M Pérez
Unknown numbers of incarcerated people are losing public benefits. Instead of suspending these until the prisoner or detainee is released into society, some states are simply terminating benefits upon incarceration. Although there is eviden...
Dana D DeHart,Hayden P Smith,Robert J Kaminski
Dana D DeHart
To date, little research has systematically investigated perceptions of mental health professionals regarding motivations for self-injury among prison inmates. To help fill this gap, the authors used descriptive techniques to examine self-i...
How public health and prisons can partner for pandemic influenza preparedness: a report from Georgia [0.03%]
关于流感大流行准备工作的公共卫生与监狱系统的合作——来自佐治亚州的报告
Anne C Spaulding,Victoria A McCallum,Dawn Walker et al.
Anne C Spaulding et al.
As pandemic influenza becomes an increasing threat, partnerships between public health and correctional facilities are necessary to prepare criminal justice systems adequately. In September 2007, the Planning for Pandemic Influenza in Priso...
Using arrest charge to screen for undiagnosed HIV infection among new arrestees: a study in Los Angeles County [0.03%]
利用逮捕罪名筛查新的被捕人员中的未诊断HIV感染：一项洛杉矶县的研究
Nina T Harawa,Trista A Bingham,Qiana R Butler et al.
Nina T Harawa et al.
Despite high documented HIV prevalence, few jail systems offer universal HIV screening, nor is this always feasible. The authors evaluated undiagnosed HIV infection and HIV risk history by arrest charge among 1,322 new arrestees to examine ...
Predicting medication costs and usage: expenditures in a juvenile detention facility [0.03%]
预测药物费用和使用情况：少年拘留所的支出
Debra H Tennyson
Debra H Tennyson
This retrospective study examined prescription medication records for 1 year in a county-funded juvenile detention facility. Findings show that 7% of the detained youths were prescribed psychotherapeutic agents, which accounted for approxim...
Contextualization of physical and sexual assault in male prisons: incidents and their aftermath [0.03%]
关于男子监狱内身体和性侵犯的上下文研究：事件及其后果
Nancy Wolff,Jing Shi
Nancy Wolff
Physical and sexual assault are part of the prison experience. Approximately 21% of male inmates are physically assaulted during a 6-month period. Sexual assault is estimated at between 2% and 5%. Although prevalence evidence is growing, le...
Melvina T Sumter,Elizabeth Monk-Turner,Charlie Turner
Melvina T Sumter
This research examined the impact of a structured meditation program intervention on female detainees, comparing an experimental group and a control group for medical symptoms, emotions, and behaviors before and after the intervention. A 2 ...