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Dec 7, 2023Journal of Correctional Health Care Offers Free Access to Selected Articles Through December 14
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Utilizing Peer Safety Companions to Prevent Suicide in Prisons by Christine Tartaro and Scott Klenk
Outcomes of Pharmacist-Led Treatment of Hepatitis C in the Virginia Department of Corrections by Quamrun N. Masuda, Jamie E. Smith, JaViere Gaines, and Rebecca A. Dillingham Read Now
Physical, Mental, and Social Health of Incarcerated Men: The Relevance of Organized and Informal Sports Activities by Celine Hilpisch, Johannes Müller, and Michael Mutz Read Now
Training Among Noncustodial Health Care Workers Caring for Patients Experiencing Incarceration: A Preliminary Investigation by Heather Barnett, Zoe Taylor, Lyndsey Booker, Colbey Ricklefs, Kami Veltri, Danielle Vinny Ervin, Kayli Gimarc, and Adeyinka Adedipe Read Now
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