British Report on Women’s Prisons, 2010
California Federal Prison Health Care Receivership Report, 2010
CDRC Strategic Plan, 2010-2015 – Goal 3.4 on NCCHC Standards
Correctional Suicide – Has Progress Ended?, 2010
Disease Profile of Texas Prisoners, 2002
End of Life Guidelines for Corrections, NHPCO, 2008
Federal Bureau of Prisons Clinical Guidelines
FDA Regulations, Research involving Prisoners, 2010
http://www.firstclinical.com/journal/2010/1001_Prisoners.pdf
Guidelines for Control of TB in Prisons, 2009 (International Committee of the Red Cross)
Guidelines for the Management of an Adequate Delivery System, 2001
Healing Invisible Wounds: Trauma-Informed Care for Children, 2010
Health and Health Care of US Prisoners, 2009
Hospice and Palliative Care in Prisons, 1998
More Mentally Ill in Jails/Prisons than Hospitals, 2010 National Sheriff’s Association
Pepper Spray-Effectiveness and Safety, DOJ Report, 2003
PEW Report: One in 100 Americans Behind Bars, 2008
Prison Health, Public Health: Obligation and Opportunities, 2009
Prison Health/Public Health, Lancet Article Nov, 2010
Right of Access to Medical and Mental Health Care for the Incarcerated, 2009
Sexual Victimization in Prisons and Jails, BJS, 2008-09
Stepping Through the Looking Glass: Professional Autonomy in Correctional Nursing
Substance Abuse and American Prisons, 2010
WHO: Effectiveness of Interventionsto Address HIV in Prisons, 2007
Women’s Health in Prison, WHO Europe, 2009
Womens Healthcare Issues, 2005
Women in Prison Fact Sheet, 2008
Women in Prison, Healthcare Availability Report
Written by Lorry Schoenly
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