Factors Associated With Dermatomycosis in a Japanese Prison: A Cross-Sectional Study [0.03%]
日本监狱皮肤真菌病相关的因素：一项横断面研究
Aiko Ono,Tomo Takasugi,Hirofumi Niitsuma et al.
Aiko Ono et al.
To properly control dermatomycosis, we investigated the factors associated with dermatomycosis in a Japanese prison. This cross-sectional study was conducted in a Japanese male prison in June 2022. The dependent variable was dermatomycosis ...
The Nutritional Assessment of Bureau of Prisons Mid-Atlantic Region Commissary Offerings [0.03%]
美国监狱管理局中大西洋地区便利店销售食品的营养评估
Benjamin S Hadad,Seema Agrawal,Beth F Jenks
Benjamin S Hadad
The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) has both formal policies and internal guidelines for commissary food items that aim to increase access and provide nutritional information for individuals who experience incarceration. The purpose of this...
Promoting Interest in Future Correctional Health Care Employment Through a Jail-Based Rotation for Resident Physicians [0.03%]
通过居民医生的看守所轮岗促进对未来矫正医疗工作兴趣
Jennifer G Jones-Vanderleest,Shannon L Roosma-Goldstein
Jennifer G Jones-Vanderleest
Recruitment and retention of clinical staff in correctional settings remain a significant challenge. Few physicians learn about the provision of care within carceral institutions, most notably during their initial training programs when car...
Conducting Grief Support Groups in Prison: A Pragmatic Feasibility and Impact Study [0.03%]
监狱哀悼支持小组的开展：一项实用可行性和影响研究
Katherine P Supiano,Morgan Evans,Anna Fetzer et al.
Katherine P Supiano et al.
Unaddressed grief and trauma may precipitate and maintain problematic substance use, criminal behavior, and resultant incarceration. We detail the implementation and evaluation of an evidence-based grief support group model conducted in sev...
Characterization of Dermatologic Disease and Challenges in Care of Incarcerated Patients [0.03%]
囚犯的皮肤病特征及治疗挑战
Paulina N Truong,Nicholas C Maamari,Cynthia Y Truong et al.
Paulina N Truong et al.
Incarcerated individuals face many health care challenges, including limited sanitation, limitations of formularies, and difficulty obtaining routine medical care. This study characterizes skin conditions in incarcerated individuals in the ...