P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 83, Issue 6, 2022November 01, 2022 EDT
Intentional Medication Overdoses Requiring Emergency Department Evaluation in North Carolina’s Prison System
Intentional Medication Overdoses Requiring Emergency Department Evaluation in North Carolina’s Prison System
Articles in Vol. 83, Issue 6, 2022
Vol. 83, Issue 6, 2022
- When ‘Heal Thyself’ Is Not EnoughPeter J. Morris
- Building a Workforce for Health in North CarolinaHugh H. Tilson
- What North Carolina’s Health Workforce Data Can—and Can’t—Tell UsHilary A. Campbell
- Sidebar: Creating a Workforce for Health: Next Steps for North CarolinaBrianna LombardiErin Fraher
- Developing Health Care Faculty to Address the Needs of North Carolina’s Diverse PopulationsRobin G. CummingsCherry M. BeasleyEva Skuka
- Sidebar: The North Carolina Nursing Pipeline—A Lack of Nursing Educators is at the Heart of the ShortageLori Byrd
- Challenges and Opportunities for Graduate Medical Education: Steps to Keep Physician Training in North Carolina ExceptionalHerbert G. Garrison
- Keeping North Carolina’s Health Care Workforce WellTatyana Kelly
- Pathway Programs in North Carolina: A Historical PerspectiveCedric M. BrightKimberly SingletaryDmitry TuminBrenda Latham-SadlerMaureen D. Cullins
- Developing School-based Telehealth Programs as an Equity Strategy for Education and Health CareJohn E. Jenkins
- How North Carolina Can Best Respond to Long-Term Services and Supports NeedsDave RichardEmma SandoeSabrena Lea
- Emerging Trends: Primary Care Networks Addressing the Workforce CrisisTom WrothTork WadeBeat Steiner
- Responding to One Rural Community’s Primary Care Needs: Investing in Workforce and Broad Community Stakeholder EngagementSherry HayEmily M. HawesAlyssa ZamierowskiStokes Ann HuntCristen P. Page
- Fortifying North Carolina’s Workforce for Health to Meet Current and Future ChallengesBrieanne Lyda-McDonaldAlison MillerMichelle G. RiesKathleen ColvilleKaitlin Ugolik Phillips
- Building A Strong and Inclusive Workforce for Health: In Conversation with North Carolina Commerce Secretary Machelle Baker Sanders and Health Secretary Kody KinsleyHugh H. Tilson
- Unfulfilled Requests for Postpartum Tubal Ligation at a Southern Tertiary Care CenterCasey L. RosserJonas S. SwartzGretchen S. Stuart
- Cost-Effectiveness of a Homeless Care Transition Program: Durham Homeless Care TransitionsDonna J. BiedermanMatthew HarkerLorrie SchmidRichard SloaneErica LanganDonald H. Taylor
- Exploring North Carolina’s Transition to Whole-Person, Integrated Care From the Provider Perspective: Results From an Exploratory SurveyLisa TyndallAmelia MuseSara Herrity
- America’s “Forgotten” People Experience Devastating Impacts from COVID-19Ronny A Bell
- Intentional Medication Overdoses Requiring Emergency Department Evaluation in North Carolina’s Prison SystemJoseph B. WilliamsTheodore R. ZarzarBrian B. Sheitman
Williams, Joseph B., Theodore R. Zarzar, and Brian B. Sheitman. 2022. “Intentional Medication Overdoses Requiring Emergency Department Evaluation in North Carolina’s Prison System.” North Carolina Medical Journal 83 (6): 470–470. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.83.6.470.