Titlebook: Issues and Innovations in Prison Health Research; Methods, Issues and Matthew Maycock,Rosie Meek,James Woodall Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if

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The Research Experience from an Insider Perspective,als I was interviewing. This chapter discusses the complexities of research through the shared lived experiences of both myself and my respondents. Through a series of discussions with several ex-prisoners, I discovered there were many parallels between their experiences of self-transformation and m

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Prisoner Experiences of Prison Health in Scotland,gn: The study was a qualitative, phenomenological study using interpretive phenomenology..Methods: Between April 2014 and April 2015. Narrative data were gathered in semi-structured interviews with . = 29 males within six weeks of their release from prison. Interviews were audio-recorded and transcr

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Evaluation and Reflections from the Use of Implementation Science to Accommodate a Community Mentalntal health and well-being in custodial settings. These topics formed the backdrop for the implementation and evaluation of the State of Mind Sport community programme, aimed at raising awareness of mental health and tackling stigma. The chapter continues with a detailed reflexive account of key eth

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Health, Arts and Justice,h inequalities and evidence of the damaging impact of incarceration, the arts seem able to provide motivation for individual growth and development with a range of beneficial effects. At a population level, evaluations from across the prison system covering all arts forms raise the possibility of a

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Pregnancy in Prison,ison every year. Pregnant women may have complex physical and mental health needs which require expert, individualised care. My qualitative research looked at the experience of being a pregnant woman in the English prison system (Abbott, .. University of Hertfordshire, 2018). Through interviews with

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