Add to ORKGThe topic of incarcerated populations occupies a large presence within the standing literature. Within this work, scholarship has documented that convicted offenders often suffer from mental health and substance abuse disorders. Despite increasing numbers in the American prison system suffering from mental health and substance abuse disorders, little research has examined the impact of co-occurring disorders on inmates’ behaviors. Further, few studies have examined whether the presence of co-occurring disorders increase the risk and severity of institutional misconduct and discipline. Using the 2004 Survey of Inmates in State and Federal Correctional Facilities (SISCF), this study examines the differential impact of disorders on inmate’s mi...
Research consistently demonstrates that prison inmates are more likely than the general population t...
Objectives: This study isolates the effects of mental health, substance use, and co-occurring disord...
This paper presents findings based on a retrospective review of health and mental health records of ...
Background: Research has shown that inmate misconduct is related to a range of demographic factors a...
Background: Research has shown that inmate misconduct is related to a range of demographic factors a...
The significant expansion of correctional populations in the last decade, coupled with the gradual e...
Jails process and house the largest number of incarcerated individuals in the United States, yet rem...
The significant expansion of correctional populations in the last decade, coupled with the gradual e...
The significant expansion of correctional populations in the last decade, coupled with the gradual e...
Research reveals inmate misconduct results from various factors including age, gang membership, prog...
Research reveals inmate misconduct results from various factors including age, gang membership, prog...
In the United States, the Center for Disease Control estimates that about 80% of incarcerated inmate...
This study examines the relationship between psychiatric symptoms and violent/disruptive behavior am...
In the United States, the Center for Disease Control estimates that about 80% of incarcerated inmate...
An effective system of inmate discipline is an important aspect of a safely run prison or jail. Hist...
Research consistently demonstrates that prison inmates are more likely than the general population t...
Objectives: This study isolates the effects of mental health, substance use, and co-occurring disord...
This paper presents findings based on a retrospective review of health and mental health records of ...
Background: Research has shown that inmate misconduct is related to a range of demographic factors a...
Background: Research has shown that inmate misconduct is related to a range of demographic factors a...
The significant expansion of correctional populations in the last decade, coupled with the gradual e...
Jails process and house the largest number of incarcerated individuals in the United States, yet rem...
The significant expansion of correctional populations in the last decade, coupled with the gradual e...
The significant expansion of correctional populations in the last decade, coupled with the gradual e...
Research reveals inmate misconduct results from various factors including age, gang membership, prog...
Research reveals inmate misconduct results from various factors including age, gang membership, prog...
In the United States, the Center for Disease Control estimates that about 80% of incarcerated inmate...
This study examines the relationship between psychiatric symptoms and violent/disruptive behavior am...
In the United States, the Center for Disease Control estimates that about 80% of incarcerated inmate...
An effective system of inmate discipline is an important aspect of a safely run prison or jail. Hist...
Research consistently demonstrates that prison inmates are more likely than the general population t...
Objectives: This study isolates the effects of mental health, substance use, and co-occurring disord...
This paper presents findings based on a retrospective review of health and mental health records of ...