The provision of racially aware healthcare services in prisons

Article Abstract:

An attempt is made to explore the fact that many African-American and minority ethnic (BME) prisoners have poor perceptions of their treatment in all areas of prison life. Also, the barriers that still exist to delivering race equality in prisons is identified and the extent to which prison healthcare departments are providing a racially aware health service is examined that assesses and meets individual needs.

Health aspects, Care and treatment, African American prisoners, Prison hospitals

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ANNOTATION: Supplement: Listening to carers talking about subjects of continence and toileting

Article Abstract:

The link between dementia and incontinence is developed as research shows that people diagnosed with this are most likely to be incontinent. People who were caring for a family member with dementia are interviewed about the impact of continence on caring.

United States, Science & research, Research, Dementia, Nursing care, Incontinence

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