discussion paper
discussion paper
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DOI：
10.1111/jan.12270
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发表时间：
2014-05-01
影响因子：
3.8
通讯作者：
Galbraith, Victoria
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作者：
Eshareturi, Cyril;Serrant-Green, Laura;Galbraith, Victoria
AimsA讨论的情况下，护士为主导的社区提供健康和社会保健干预前offenders.BackgroundEx-offenders重新进入他们的社区有限的释放前准备的连续性获得医疗保健一旦监狱外。这些人一旦获释，就很难接触到他们，他们不把健康视为优先事项，因此在危机中利用各种服务来满足他们的健康和社会保健需求。然而，护士如何才能最好地支持社区中这些被排除在健康之外的个体群体仍然模糊不清，需要讨论。设计讨论论文。数据来源使用人口，干预和结果框架，以帮助结构搜索。讨论它认为，目前占主导地位的话语周围的公平照顾是矛盾的，在提供健康以及为社区内的释囚提供社会照顾服务。如果刑满释放人员与能够支持其结构性和健康需求的一线服务提供者保持联系，就可以有效参与社区干预措施。对护理的影响护士处于独特的地位，可以发起和维持与刑满释放人员的联系，在社区最需要的地方进行干预，以解决困扰他们的社会重大健康和社会护理问题。对前罪犯进行保健和社会护理干预是一项战略，可以增加获得保健的公平性，减少重新犯罪，并改善这些人的健康和生活机会。
AimsA discussion on the case for nurse-led community delivery of health and social care interventions to ex-offenders.BackgroundEx-offenders re-enter their communities with limited pre-release preparation for the continuity of access to health care once outside prison. Once released, these individuals become hard to reach, do not consider health a priority and consequently use services to address their health and social care needs in a crisis-led way. Nevertheless, how nurses can best support these health-excluded group of individuals in the community remains vague and requires discussion.DesignDiscussion paper.Data sourcesSeveral databases were searched for papers published in English from 1990-2012 using the Population, Intervention and Outcome framework to help structure search.DiscussionIt is argued that current dominant discourses around equity of care are contradicted in the provision of health and social care services to ex-offenders in the community. Effective engagement with community interventions may be achieved if ex-offenders maintain contact with frontline providers who can support both their structural and health needs.Implication for nursingNurses are uniquely positioned to initiate and sustain contact with ex-offenders, intervening at points of greatest need in the community to address the socially significant health and social care issues that plague them.ConclusionThe use of nurses in the provision of health and social care interventions to ex-offenders is a strategy, which could increase equity in access to health care, reduce reoffending and improve both the health and life chances of these individuals.