P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 83, Issue 5, 2022September 01, 2022 EDT
We Must Do Better: Addressing High Mortality After Release from Incarceration
We Must Do Better: Addressing High Mortality After Release from Incarceration
Articles in Vol. 83, Issue 5, 2022
Vol. 83, Issue 5, 2022
- A Play in Five Acts: Bringing Healthy NC 2030 Into FocusPeter J. Morris
- Infant Mortality and Life Expectancy: The Inequitable Loss of Potential LifeClarLynda Williams-DeVane
- Examining the Intersection of Life Expectancy and Social Vulnerability by LocalityWillysha JenkinsCourtney JacksKatherine Tyrlik
- Sidebar: Place-based Differences in Life ExpectancyMargaret M. SuggLauren M. AndersenJennifer D. Runkle
- Back to the Future: Reflecting on Three Decades of Healthy North Carolina Infant Mortality GoalsKathleen Jones-VesseySarah McCracken Cobb
- North Carolina’s 2022–2026 Perinatal Health Strategic Plan: Addressing Perinatal Health Inequities Across the Life-CourseJessica Landes JohnsonSarah McCracken CobbBelinda Pettiford
- Sidebar: The Fourth Trimester: Promising Possibilities through Postpartum Medicaid Coverage ExpansionCarmen M. AvramJonas J. Swartz
- The North Carolina Child Fatality Task Force: Advancing Public Policy to Save Children’s Lives Since 1991Kella Hatcher
- We Must Do Better: Addressing High Mortality After Release from IncarcerationAnna BakerEvan A. AshkinDavid L. Rosen
- Challenges and Opportunities in Reversing Concerning Trends in Cardiovascular Disease and Life ExpectancyMelanie G. PhelpsManesh R. PatelTiffany Gholston
- Demystifying ‘Deaths of Despair’: An Interview with Medical Anthropologist Dr. Jennifer J. CarrollKaitlin Ugolik Phillips
- The Path to Better Cardiovascular Health in North Carolina: An Interview with a Family Physician and LipidologistKaitlin Ugolik Phillips
- Achieving Healthy NC 2030 Goals: Life ExpectancyKaitlin Ugolik Phillips
- The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Disparities in Motor Vehicle Traffic Deaths and Injuries among North Carolina American IndiansShana GearyScott ProescholdbellMary E CoxRonny Bell
- County-Level Sociodemographic Factors Associated with COVID-19 Incidence and Mortality in North and South CarolinaNicole KniepThelma AchidiChristy FlynnJyoti GangurMadhura KhotLauren KueiderSoumya MannadiarKamana PokhrelYash RaghuwanshiAparna RajwaniAmanda RotteckNialah SharpShruti ShenoyMackenzie StoneyHaiping WangQian ZhangMichael KorvinkLaura H. Gunn
- Better Together: A Descriptive Analysis of a Medical-Legal Partnership in Western North CarolinaCrystal W. CenéElizabeth BuysJustin W. ClarkKathy FoleyValerie TrueJaclyn KigerAnne S. Salter
- Improving the Continuity of Care for People Living with HIV Experiencing Incarceration in North Carolina Jails: Stakeholder PerspectivesEric JuengstMara BuchbinderColleen BlueStuart RennieLauren Brinkley-RubinsteinDavid L. Rosen
- People Experiencing Homelessness in NC have Increased Mortality, Including High Overdose, Violence, Injury, and Chronic Disease Death RatesMichael Dolan FlissEsther O. ChungAndrea CareyBrian K. Alexander
Baker, Anna, Evan A. Ashkin, and David L. Rosen. 2022. “We Must Do Better: Addressing High Mortality After Release from Incarceration.” North Carolina Medical Journal 83 (5): 342–45. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.83.5.342.