Nursing Practice

Manifesto Proposition One: Treating Incarcerated Persons like Patients

By Lorry Schoenly and Lori Roscoe

In our last post, we discussed the Correctional Nurse Manifesto with seven propositions. This post discusses the meaning and importance…
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By Lorry Schoenly and Lori Roscoe

Ten years ago in 2013, Correctional Nurse Advocate and dear friend Lorry Schoenly wrote a Correctional Nurse Manifesto. In the…
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By Lori Roscoe

Ethical dilemmas are common in correctional nursing. Working in a secure environment where health care is not the primary mission…
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By Lori Roscoe

Anyone who knows me even a little knows that I don’t like the use of the words faking and feigning…
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By Lori Roscoe

Chronic disease is common among our patients. In fact, 43% of federal inmates, 51% of state inmates, and 40% of…
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