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Measuring depression, and its association with substance use, during an adherence study of patients treated for tuberculosis in Haitian prisons

Lovette C. Ekwebelem; Margarette R. Bury; Edwin J. Prophete; Karine Duverger; Patrick M. Bircher; Anne C. Spaulding
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“You don’t want to have cancer while you’re in prison”: a qualitative study of supporting people with serious illness in prison

Emma Gilbert; Tracey Stone; Mary Turner; Lucy Selman
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Exploring the perception of dental anxiety among people in prison in France: the DANXIERAL qualitative study

Josephine Plaut; Astrid Ancely; Stephanie Brayer; Catherine Baussois; Cathy Nabet; Géromine Fournier
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Behind bars, beyond barriers: a viewpoint on vaccination challenges and opportunities in prison settings

João Pedro Ramos; Mariana Vieira; Ana Aguiar
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Promoting medication adherence through visual education: a prison-based study among women with hypertension

Angga Wilandika; Santy Sanusi; Ineke Mei Salvira
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Oral health and dental services in Irish prison populations

Darshini Ramasubbu; Bridget Johnston; Jonathan Lewney; Brett Duane; Blánaid Daly
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Pandemic perspectives on mental health and substance use services for people released from custody: a focus on service providers

Arthur McLuhan; Shahroze Zafar; Idin Nick Fakhrjahani; Madison Ford; Charles Ozzoude; Sherry Hao; Tenzin C. Butsang; Lucas Martinus Seuren; Hodman Abukar; Angela Mashford-Pringle; Flora I. Matheson
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Menstrual health, exposure to violence and mental health among incarcerated women: a mixed-method study of selected prisons in Bangladesh

Mst. Nurjahan Khatun; Md. Ishtiaq Ahmed Talukder; Md. Mahfuz Al Mamun; Ruchira Tabassum Naved
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Rugby as a health and well-being intervention for young people in custody: reflections from a German youth correctional facility (JA Hameln)

Torge-Christian Wittke
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Supporting incarcerated autistic individuals: evaluation of an autism awareness training for prison staff

Jarymke Maljaars; Leen De Roo; Sara Van der Paelt; Herbert Roeyers; Ilse Noens
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Unmet needs for opioid agonist therapy in Iranian prisons: a cross-sectional study

Mahkameh Rafiee; Soheil Mehmandoost; Nasrin Sadidi; Mehrdad Khezri; Ali Akbar Haghdoost; Fatemeh Tavakoli; Elahe Amiri; Hamid Sharifi; Mohammad Karamouzian
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Correctional-staff wellness in a statewide jail system: health appraisals, occupational strain and priorities for organizational support

Hayden P. Smith; Frank Ferdik; Rebecca L. Fix
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Literacy as rehabilitation in youth custodial settings: integrating education, cognition and desistance

Karima Matar Almazroui
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Mental health vulnerabilities among incarcerated women: correctional professionals’ perspectives in Spain

Diana Rendo-Rodríguez; Maria José Polanco; Carmen Meneses-Falcón
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Corrigendum: Mental health vulnerabilities among incarcerated women: correctional professionals’ perspectives in Spain

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