I have a tip for the future scholars who unearth dusty copies of this journal. Assuming that future generations remember that one of the best ways to examine a society is through its treatment of its most vulnerable members, they could do worse than to turn their attention to one report, already two years old, called Nursing in Prisons
Abuse among mentally ill inmates is a relevant issue in prison systems worldwide. This presentation ...
Sharon O’Connor of Beauchamps Solicitors examines how the current legislation governing the criminal...
The long stated aim of UK Government policy has been to divert mentally disorderedoffenders from the...
Background There is worldwide evidence of high rates of mental disorder among prisoners, with signif...
Prisoners in the UK are in a poor state of health compared to the wider population, often experien...
The principle of equivalence means that prisoners should receive the same quality of care for their ...
A pragmatic solution for the provision of care for prisoners with serious mental illness, who are of...
A major study into mental disorder in English and Irish prisons between 1840 and 1900, Disorder Cont...
Mental illness and distress in prison has been well documented. Indeed research and reports have arg...
Any analysis of violence and abuse in American prisons must address the consequences of the high rat...
Currently, US prisons are home to 10 times more mentally ill individuals than state psychiatric hosp...
As a group, prisoners have a tendency not to engage effectively with healthcare services while they ...
The mental health care of prisoners is a contemporary public health issue that is both recent and of...
BACKGROUND: High levels of psychiatric morbidity in prisoners have important implications for servic...
The United States incarcerates more of its citizens than any other country (Blumstein & Wallman, 200...
Abuse among mentally ill inmates is a relevant issue in prison systems worldwide. This presentation ...
Sharon O’Connor of Beauchamps Solicitors examines how the current legislation governing the criminal...
The long stated aim of UK Government policy has been to divert mentally disorderedoffenders from the...
Background There is worldwide evidence of high rates of mental disorder among prisoners, with signif...
Prisoners in the UK are in a poor state of health compared to the wider population, often experien...
The principle of equivalence means that prisoners should receive the same quality of care for their ...
A pragmatic solution for the provision of care for prisoners with serious mental illness, who are of...
A major study into mental disorder in English and Irish prisons between 1840 and 1900, Disorder Cont...
Mental illness and distress in prison has been well documented. Indeed research and reports have arg...
Any analysis of violence and abuse in American prisons must address the consequences of the high rat...
Currently, US prisons are home to 10 times more mentally ill individuals than state psychiatric hosp...
As a group, prisoners have a tendency not to engage effectively with healthcare services while they ...
The mental health care of prisoners is a contemporary public health issue that is both recent and of...
BACKGROUND: High levels of psychiatric morbidity in prisoners have important implications for servic...
The United States incarcerates more of its citizens than any other country (Blumstein & Wallman, 200...
Abuse among mentally ill inmates is a relevant issue in prison systems worldwide. This presentation ...
Sharon O’Connor of Beauchamps Solicitors examines how the current legislation governing the criminal...
The long stated aim of UK Government policy has been to divert mentally disorderedoffenders from the...
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