Reproductive Health Care for Incarcerated People: Advancing Health Equity in Unequitable Settings.
Reproductive Health Care for Incarcerated People: Advancing Health Equity in Unequitable Settings.
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被监禁者的生殖保健：在不公平环境中促进健康公平。
DOI：
10.1097/grf.0000000000000746
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发表时间：
2023
影响因子：
1.5
通讯作者：
Sufrin,Carolyn
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作者：
Rajagopal,Karissa;Landis-Lewis,Deborah;Haven,Kimberly;Sufrin,Carolyn
在美国有超过15万被监禁的女性。结构性不平等，包括种族主义，对被拘留者面临的生殖健康结果、自主权和获得护理的机会产生不利影响。本文回顾了被监禁妇女的生殖健康和保健状况，并描述了社区妇产科医生通过为被监禁者提供全面、富有同情心的护理来解决健康不平等问题的方法，特别是当他们在被监禁期间来到社区环境进行护理时。为了解决对被监禁者产生不利影响的生殖健康差异和不平等现象，社区提供者可以执行这些建议并进行宣传。
There are over 150,000 incarcerated females in the United States. Structural inequities, including racism, adversely affect the reproductive health outcomes, autonomy, and access to care that people in custody face. This article reviews the status of reproductive health and health care among incarcerated women and describes ways that community OB/GYNs can address health inequities by providing comprehensive, compassionate care to incarcerated people, especially when they come to community settings for care while they are in custody. To address reproductive health disparities and inequities that adversely affect incarcerated individuals, community providers can implement these recommendations and also engage in advocacy.