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This timely book offers an overview of how to understand health and wellbeing in custodial settings. It draws on cutting-edge research for a big picture perspective on the issues of prisoners' health and wellbeing in prison settings. Bringing together international experts from research psychology, health and criminology, the volume creates a multidisciplinary narrative to highlight contemporary issues within prisons concerning health and wellbeing. It also explores how these issues can be effectively researched and subsequently understood.
The book covers how to navigate ethics in prisons research, the practicalities of conducting research in custodial settings, as well as discussions and case study examples from custodial settings in different countries. Chapters include illustrative examples and practical guidance from those working in the area, offering rich and in-depth insights into the different factors that affect health and wellbeing within prisons. The book also reflects on contemporary changes to prison research following the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The book will be essential reading for postgraduate and upper-level undergraduate students of research psychology, criminology and health psychology. The book will also be highly relevant for postgraduate students and professionals studying or working on health and wellbeing in prisons and custodial environments.
Contents
Dedication 2
Details of Contributors 3
Table of Content 9
Preface 11
Section 1: Introduction: Access, Theory, Ethics 14
Chapter 1. Introduction to Research Approaches for Understanding Health and Well-being in Custodial Settings 15
Paul M.W. Hackett, Ava Gordley-Smith, Chris Hayre 15
Chapter 2. Access and Ethical Issues in Conducting Research in Custodial Settings 27
Paul M.W. Hackett 27
Section 2: Conducting Research 44
Chapter 3. The Challenges of Validity and Reliability in Psychometric Testing in Small Countries: The Case for Malta Introduction 45
Gail Debono 45
Section 3: Understanding Health and Wellbeing in Custodial Settings 65
Chapter 4. The use of Medical Imaging in Custodial Settings 66
Chris Hayre and Shantel Lewis 66
Chapter 5. Envisioning Change? Health, Wellbeing and Desistance from Crime 84
Louise Rooney, Deirdre Healy and Fiona McNicholas 84
Chapter 6. Beyond the 'Republic v Maxwell Namata and Luke Kasamba: Equipping the High Court to Enhance Prisoners' Right to Health in Criminal Trials 126
Fiona Mwale 126
Chapter 7. Understanding Prisoners' Use of Clean Intermittent Self-Catheterisation (CISC) in UK Prisons: The Potential of the Declarative Mapping Sentences and Partial Order Scalogram Analysis 161
Paul M.W. Hackett 161
Chapter 8. Comparison of Care for Individuals with Bladder Dysfunction Requiring Clean Intermittent Self-Catheterization Whilst Being Held in Custody in the United Kingdom and United States of America 207
Paul M.W. Hackett 207
Chapter 9. Expanding Hepatitis C Testing and Treatment in U.S. Prisons and Jails 231
Tessa Bialek, Dr. Matthew J. Akiyama, and Margo Schlanger 231
Chapter 10. "Friend or Foe?" The Offender Non-Associate System and Young Offender's Institutes. 287
Lauren Medley 287
Chapter 11. IPED Supply Chains, Health Risks, and Social Dynamics within Male Prisons 321
Townshend, H. D. 321
Chapter 12. Conducting Research into Healthcare in Custodial Settings: A bibliography 362
Paul M.W. Hackett 362
Chapter 13. The Fourth Wall: A Play About Health and Well-Being in UK Prisons 403
Paul M.W. Hackett 403
Chapter 14. Conclusion 437
Paul M.W. Hackett, Chris Hayre and Ava Gordley-Smith 437
Index 440
