Mujeres, cárceles y drogas: datos y reflexiones by Elisabeth Almeda Samaranch, Dino Di Nella, Carmen Navarro Villanueva

“…First we draw a radiography describing women in Spanish prisons, presenting general data, reasons for the high rates of female incarceration, sentences and types of crimes committed by women prisoners, either foreign or nationals, to clearly demonstrate that the drug issue cuts across all these aspects. …”
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Applying co-design health literacy development in Australian prisons: protocol for system-wide application of the Optimising Health Literacy and Access (Ophelia) process by Richard H Osborne, Christina Cheng, Stephen Hampton, Scott W Gill, Julia Bowman, Caron Shaw, Wendy Hoey

“…Introduction Prisons present both unique opportunities and challenges for delivering healthcare to individuals who often experience significant vulnerabilities and often have poor health outcomes. …”
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