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Spring 2010 (Volume 13, Issue 2)
For most of my corrections medicine career, I have worked in male facilities. I accepted a position as at a female facility and quickly learned that f...
Note: All names were changed to protect the innocent (and the guilty, for that matter).
The nurse’s station, Monday morning. I re...
The nurse’s station, Monday morning. I re...
To understand problems related to the shoulder joint, it is important to review the anatomy. The shoulder is a combination of three bones, the clavicl...
In correctional settings we employ a large number of mid-level providers. Although we encourage our mid-level providers to be clear in identifying th...
Released in 2008, The Dhamma Brothers follows a group of men participating in an intensive 10 day silent Vipassana meditation course at the crowded ma...
Professionals Beware:
No Deliberate Indifference Required For This Claim to Find You
In 1976, the U. S. Supreme Court did correctional pr...
In 1976, the U. S. Supreme Court did correctional pr...
After the tenth issue as editor, an event that I have been requesting and hoping for has finally happened. We received not one, but two letters to th...
April 7, 2010
I am writing in response to the magazine article "Peer Review: Beyond Clinical Compliance", in Volume 13, issue 1, Winter 20...
I am writing in response to the magazine article "Peer Review: Beyond Clinical Compliance", in Volume 13, issue 1, Winter 20...
Over the past decade, availability of hepatitis C treatment for appropriate inmate-patients has increased in most state prison systems. Written polic...
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