P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 80, Issue 6, 2019November 01, 2019 EDT
Behavioral Health Services in North Carolina’s State Prison System: Challenges and Opportunities
Behavioral Health Services in North Carolina’s State Prison System: Challenges and Opportunities
Articles in Vol. 80, Issue 6, 2019
Vol. 80, Issue 6, 2019
- Kinship Care and Foster Care: A Comparison of Out-of-Home Placement From the Perspective of Child Abuse Experts in North CarolinaSabrina DarwicheLindsay TerrellAsheley C. SkinnerAditee P. Narayan
- Prevalence of Chronic Health Conditions Among Adults Released From the North Carolina Prison System, 2015-2016David L. RosenShavonda ThomasAndrew L. KaveeEvan A. Ashkin
- A Population Begging for a Population Health ApproachPeter J. Morris
- Overwhelming Need, Insufficient Health Care for Justice-involved North CaroliniansDavid L. RosenElizabeth J. GiffordEvan A. Ashkin
- Challenges Within North Carolina Correctional MedicineAnita Wilson
- Barriers to Access and Inadequate Levels of Care in North Carolina JailsSusan PollittLuke Woollard
- Delivering Hospital-based Medical Care to Incarcerated Patients in North Carolina State Prisons: A Call for Communication and CollaborationSara ScarletElizabeth B Dreesen
- Hepatitis C Behind and Beyond Bars: Targeting the US Prison Population and Changing North Carolina Prisoner Health PolicySelin OcalAndrew J. MuirSusanna Naggie
- Behavioral Health Services in North Carolina's State Prison System: Challenges and OpportunitiesBrian SheitmanJoseph B. Williams
- Jails and Prisons: Caring for Those With Complex NeedsGary S. Cuddeback
- Solitary Confinement and HealthLauren Brinkley-RubinsteinTerence Johnson
- Resolving Health Disparities for Women Involved in the Criminal Justice SystemAndrea K. Knittel
- Mental Health and Substance Use in the Juvenile Justice Population of North CarolinaPeter Kuhns
- Durham County Criminal Justice Resource Center Provides Compassionate and Innovative Care for Justice-involved Community MembersGudrun ParmerAlex Lombardi Merritt
- How Incarceration Affects the Health of Communities and FamiliesElizabeth J. Gifford
- Spotlight on the Safety Net: Connecting People Released from Incarceration to Essential Health Services: The North Carolina Formerly Incarcerated Transition (FIT) ProgramErin E ClarkEvan Ashkin
- Using Drone Technology to Minimize Socioeconomic and Ethnic Cardiac Arrest Survival Disparities Within North CarolinaRebecca SchillingPaul KleinschmidtJudith Borger
- Advocacy May Have a Place in Medical CurriculaDanish ZaidiPeter R. Lichstein
Sheitman, Brian, and Joseph B. Williams. 2019. “Behavioral Health Services in North Carolina’s State Prison System: Challenges and Opportunities.” North Carolina Medical Journal 80 (6): 356–62. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.80.6.356.