... in practice, particularly in women’s health care, with poor transitions between incarceration and release. This study aims to examine the qualitative health-care experiences of women while incarcerated and their transition into the community health-care setting. Additionally, this study also examined...

... publication and authors. The full terms of this licence may be seen at http://creativecommons.org/licences/by/4.0/legalcode Women’s health Health in prison Health promotion Women prisoners Human rights Qualitative research Perinatal women in custody, which includes those who are pregnant...

...–60 were using hormone therapy to relieve menopause related symptoms (Utian and Schiff, 2018). Still, that less than 5% of women in our study sample received prescriptions for menopause hormone therapy suggests underuse, which may be due to a range of factors. Women’s health Health in prison...

... Management and Practice (one article). Three articles were found in medical research and practice journals: JAMA Internal Medicine, Archives of Internal Medicine and CHEST. Three articles were published in journals that specialize in women’s health or in the health of populations...

... to maintain minimum and equivalent standards of care for women in European immigration detention settings. © Emerald Publishing Limited 2021 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Women’s health Women Human rights Immigration detention Migrant Bangkok Rules The flow...

... (Ravelli et al., 2011). Martha Paynter can be contacted at: mpaynter@dal.ca 18 06 2020 01 10 2020 09 10 2020 12 10 2020 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2020 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Canada Women’s health Incarceration...

.... In this context, self-care has been identified as a key indicator to gauge women’s health. Ethical challenges are greater when conducting research in a prison compared to other settings. This is because the imprisoned population is often more vulnerable as their autonomy is reduced due to the inherently...

... consensus on the potential standards. © Emerald Publishing Limited 2019 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Women’s health Public health Women prisoners Standards Health Wellbeing Of the 85,000 people in prison in England and Wales, approximately 5 per cent...

... correctional practice (Carlton and Baldry, 2013). Intimate partner violence Violence Qualitative research Women’s health Health promotion Women prisoners In Australia, approximately 41,200 people are incarcerated in prisons, with women comprising of 8 percent of total prison populations...

... 2017 19 12 2017 02 02 2018 15 02 2018 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Women’s health Health in prison Public health Women prisoners Correctional health care Sexual health Women represent the fastest...

... 15 07 2016 16 11 2016 25 03 2017 17 05 2017 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2017 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Criminal justice system Qualitative research Public health Recidivism Women prisoners Women’s health This policy brief...

... Women’s health Detention Women who are incarcerated have health needs that are distinct from those of men. In 2013 in the USA, a one-day census estimated 111,300 women incarcerated in prisons, which are generally long-term federally or state-controlled facilities, and 102,400 women incarcerated...

... to ensure accuracy. Once categories were finalized, we conducted an informal environmental scan of health services within the correctional facility and mechanisms for accessing them. Health services included: women’s health, STI, HIV, mental health and addictions, social work, pharmacy, primary care, case...

.... Rehabilitation Accredited program Health promotion Sense of coherence Motivational interviewing Women prisoners and probationers Women’s health There is a call for research on programs in the criminal justice system that have successful impact on women’s mental health needs (Bartlett et al...

... awareness of HPV, despite their risks. Criminal justice system Correctional health care Post-release care Women's health Health promotion Sexual health Women incarcerated in jails and prisons report multiple risk factors for human papilloma virus (HPV) and cervical cancer – histories...

... coming in from the outside saying, you must do this because it is healthy for you The PC commented that the socialization aspect of the circuit class amazed her. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Women's health Health in prison Prisoners Health promoting prison Mental health...

... violence?” Each category was measured dichotomously and not considered mutually exclusive. Criminal justice system HIV Intimate partner violence Pre-trial detention Substance abuse Women's health He flushed all of my meds down the toilet. He said he wanted me to die faster from AIDS (30...

... not gain any degree of benefit. Primary health and drug and alcohol services address the needs of prisoners less effectively, irrespective of their duration of stay. Women’s health was very poor on all measures that were assessed. With the exception of mental illness, the health inequalities that prisoners...