Program-level predictors of ant psychotic medication adherence among parolees

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The impact of three program level factors, coercion level, type of antipsychotic prescribed and guardian supervision are examined on antipsychotic medication adherence among parolees mandated to an outpatient psychiatric clinic. It was observed that being prescribed an atypical antipsychotic and having a guardian, these two factors were associated with nearly a tenfold increase in the likelihood of patients testing positive for their prescribed antipsychotic agent.

Science & research

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A typology of correctional officers

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This articles discusses various correctional workers' attitudes and approaches towards their work. Topics include a description of the different types of correctional workers and their diverse working styles.

Psychological aspects, Officials and employees, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Prison administration, Work, Work (Labor), Corrections, Psychology, Correctional personnel

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The impact of sex-offender community notification on probation/parole in Wisconsin

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The authors examine the burden Wisconsin's sex-offender community notification program places on probation /parole officers. Topics include community protection, state legislation, and public awareness.

Standards, Laws, regulations and rules, Protection and preservation, Community notification laws, Community, Parole officers

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