P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 80, Issue 6, 2019November 01, 2019 EDT
Resolving Health Disparities for Women Involved in the Criminal Justice System
Resolving Health Disparities for Women Involved in the Criminal Justice System
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
Knittel, Andrea K. 2019. “Resolving Health Disparities for Women Involved in the Criminal Justice System.” North Carolina Medical Journal 80 (6): 363–66. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.80.6.363.