Understanding Health Care Utilization in Custody: Situation of Canadian Penitentiaries
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Auteurs : Dominique Robert [Canada]Source :
- Journal of correctional health care [ 1078-3458 ] ; 2004-01.
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- American journal, Association journal, British journal, Canadian, Canadian penitentiaries, Canadian studies, Chappell blandford, Comparative criminology, Correctional, Correctional facilities, Correctional health care, Correctional service, Correctional services, Correctional supervision, Correctionnel, Criminal justice, Custody, Detention, Determinant, Enqueteur correctionnel, Freedom deprivation, General population, Greater numbers, Health belief model, Health care, Health care professionals, Health care services, Health care system characteristics, Health care utilization, Health education monographs, Health problems, Health professionals, Health service utilization, Health services, Health services utilization, Health status, Important consequences, Important factor, Important variables, Individual aspects, Individual determinants, Infection rate, Infectious diseases, Injection drug users, Inmate, International journal, Landreville laplante, Larger proportion, Male inmates, Medical norms, Mental health, National survey, Negative attitude, Offender therapy, Other inmates, Ottawa, Penitentiary, Poor health status, Prison environment, Prison population, Prisoner, Psychological distress, Psychotropic drugs, Public health, Risky behavior, Same research, Service correctionnel, Social determinants, Suicide attempts, Utilization, Younger inmates.
Abstract
Studies reveal that people under correctional supervision suffer from health problems in proportionally greater numbers than the general population and that their use of health services is extensive. However, very few studies shed light on this phenomenon. The poor health status of inmates is neither the only nor the most important factor in the understanding of health services utilization in custody. Organization of services, health professional practices, and users' perceptions are all important variables in understanding health care consumption. This review of the literature, mostly Canadian studies, aims at documenting some factors that could help us understand the practices of health care utilization behind the walls.
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DOI: 10.1177/107834580301000208
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