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Tuberculosis in Correctional Institutions

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1989
In this issue ofThe Journal, Braun et al 1 document the increasing problem of tuberculosis (TB) in the New York State Department of Correctional Services. Tuberculosis is not a new problem in correctional facilities in New York. A chest roentgenographic survey conducted among inmates of the New York State Department of Corrections from 1944 through ...
D E, Snider, M D, Hutton
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Therapy effectiveness in a correctional institution

Journal of Offender Rehabilitation, 1976
The effectiveness of group psychotherapy was measured by comparing ihe institutional behavior of 46 experirnental subjects and 46 controls. The experimental group consisted of inmates at a maximum security, adult institution who were randomly chosen from the subject pool, and who were then offered the opportunity to participate in group therapy.
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LESBIANISM IN FEMALE AND COED CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS

Journal of Homosexuality, 1978
Questionnaire responses from 13- to 17-year-old girls in four all-female and three coed institutions were used to determine rates and causes of institutional homosexuality. Rates were as high in coed as in single-sexed institutions. The overall rates of homosexuality for all seven institutions were 14% for "going with or being married" to another girl,
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Correctional Decisions in Institutions

1988
Decisions made in correctional institutions may be classed as program decisions (on program planning or resource allocation) or as individual decisions (affecting the placement of persons in differing institutions, custody levels, degrees of supervision, or treatment programs).
Michael R. Gottfredson, Don M. Gottfredson   +1 more
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Change in a Correctional Institution

Crime & Delinquency, 1972
This is a case study of a fairly new correctional institution that greatly increased its emphasis upon security during its first five years of operation. According to the employees, who perceived the increase in security as a shift in the institution's role, the new prison began as a minimum-security institution for model prisoners and later, because ...
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An evaluation model for the development of more humane correctional institutions: Evidence from Penghu Prison

Evaluation and Program Planning, 2021
Pei-Hsuan Tsai, Ying-Wei Wang
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Institutional Corrections

2020
Rick Ruddell, G. Larry Mays, L. Thomas Winfree   +2 more
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Forgiveness therapy in a maximum-security correctional institution: A randomized clinical trial

Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, 2021
Mary Jacqueline Song, Robert D. Enright, Lifan Yu   +2 more
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Correctional institutions: an overview.

The American journal of occupational therapy : official publication of the American Occupational Therapy Association, 1978
Correctional programs may be viewed as providing treatment or as providing services. These views are based upon various theories of criminal behavior, and influence the approaches and activities to be used within the programs. Programs based upon a treatment approach exhibit many similarities to programs for psychiatric patients.
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Correctional Institutions

2008
Michael J. Trebilcock, Ronald J. Daniels
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