Recordings of the EFPC lunch webinar: Prison Health Working Group 7 April with the objective to collect obstacles in providing primary care in closed settings and released detainees; next steps for improvement.
The EFPC hosted a Webinar “Cases of Primary Care in closed settings/prisons” on the 18th of January, at 12h (CET). With the focus on highlighting the continuity of care between prisons and the community, as well as the role and the need for Primary Care within closed settings.
EFPC Position Paper: Health of prisoners – the role of primary care •Introduction •The problem What’s known about the health of prisoners? What’s known about the organisation of care during incarceration? What’s known about the role of primary care during and after incarceration and continuity of care between prison and community care? •Experiences Exemplary good and bad experiences from members of EFPC •The position of EFPC
By Sandhya Kajeepeta, Pia M Mauro, Katherine M Keyes, Abdulrahman M El-Sayed, Caroline G Rutherford, Seth J Prins in The Lancet Public Health Published online: February 23, 2021 The authors integrated the available theoretical and empirical data to propose plausible mechanisms that explain the observed relationships. The findings add to the substantial body of evidence suggesting that decarceration strategies would improve public health and i...
For those who are interested in prison healhth care, I specifically addressing the members of the Prison Health Working group: Interesting webinare focused on transitions from prison to probation https://www.cep-probation.org/events/restoration-of-normality-mirroring-the-past-in-the-future/
The challenges of the continuum of care and the link with primary care; preliminary results of a literature review – Prof Dr Peter Groenewegen, NIVEL
Kyrgyzstan •Population - 6 million, more than 1 million of them are labor migrants (mostly, in Russia) •Prison population – 7 thousand people
The EFPC hosted a Webinar “Cases of Primary Care in closed settings/prisons” on the 18th of January, at 12h (CET). With the focus on highlighting the continuity of care between prisons and the community, as well as the role and the need for Primary Care within closed settings. Presentation of : Lauren Smith (University of Lincoln, UK): Prison Health, the organization for care in prison and the link with care outside of prison in England/Wales
