This research has a general objective 1) To study the situation and operations of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID -19) outbreak abroad domestically. And specific objectives 2) surveillance patterns, Prevent control spread In Samut Prakan Provincial Central Prison 3) make policy recommendations for development models guidelines, Prison. It's qualitative research. The tools used in are documentar...

Background Approximately 2.2 million people are currently in US prisons and jails (DOJ 2006). Although women account for about 8% of those incarcerated (DOJ 2006), from 1990 to 2000 the number of women in prisons and jails more than doubled (DOJ 2006). Ensuring the successful community re-integration of prisoners is of concern since approximately 95% of people incarcerated in jail or prison wil...

Canadian women inmates have higher rates of HIV (0.9–4.7%) than male inmates (6). In a study of 17 Quebec prisons, the prevalence of HIV infection was 2.4% among the male participants and 8.8% among the female participants (5). Canadian statistics indicate that 75% of women serving time in federal prisons were doing so for minor offences such as shoplifting and fraud, and one third of these wer...

The 'health-promoting prison' has been informed by a broader settings-based philosophy to health promotion which conceptualizes health as the responsibility for all social settings. Though in its relative infancy, the notion of a health-promoting prison has gained political backing from international organizations like the World Health Organization, but the implementation of the policy rhetoric...

The legalisation of tattooing in prisons, as well as the provision of access by inmates to professional tattooists during incarceration, have remained contentious issues between custodial and health authorities in most Western prisons. This article examines the arguments of both stakeholders as well as the attitudes of inmates vis-à-vis tattooing, and suggests a multifaceted approach that takes...

Background: To estimate the prevalence and co-occurrence of health-related needs among young people aged 18 to 24 years transitioning out of adult prisons. Methods: Data came from face-to-face, confidential interviews with adult prisoners aged 18–24 years in seven adult prisons in Queensland, Australia. We identified the prevalence and co-occurrence of overlapping health-related needs using an ...