Facilitators and Barriers to Continuing Healthcare After Jail A Community-integrated Program
Facilitators and Barriers to Continuing Healthcare After Jail A Community-integrated Program
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DOI：
10.1097/00004479-200601000-00002
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发表时间：
2006-01-01
影响因子：
2.3
通讯作者：
Hammett, Theodore M.
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作者：
Lincoln, Thomas;Kennedy, Sofia;Hammett, Theodore M.
制定了一种合作的、面向社区的“惩教保健公共卫生模式”，以满足从社区暂时迁入监狱的人的需要，并改善社区的健康和安全。它强调5个关键要素：早期发现、有效治疗、教育、预防和持续护理。在这个项目中，医生和病例管理人员是“双重基础”的——他们既在监狱工作，也在社区医疗中心工作。这与出院规划一起，促进了对患有严重和慢性疾病的囚犯的持续护理。本报告描述了这一群体的健康状况和保健情况，并确定了从监狱释放后参与初级医疗和精神保健的促进因素和障碍。
A cooperative, community-oriented "public health model of correctional healthcare" was developed to address the needs of persons temporarily displaced into jail from the community, and to improve the health and safety of the community. It emphasizes 5 key elements: early detection, effective treatment, education, prevention, and continuity of care. In the program, physicians and case managers are "dually based"-they work both at the jail and at community healthcare centers. This, together with discharge planning, promotes continuity of care for inmates with serious and chronic medical conditions. This report characterizes the health status and healthcare in this group, and identifies facilitators and barriers to engagement in primary medical and mental health care after release from jail.