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Secure care: more harm than good. [PDF]
KEY POINTS Many who overdose on drugs in British Columbia are youth under the age of 19 years,[1][1] and calls for “secure care” legislation have intensified. Secure care legislation would legitimize the detention and forced care of youth who are deemed to be at immediate risk of ...
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Care(ful) relationships: Supporting children in secure care [PDF]
AbstractSecure children's homes are used to accommodate children aged 10–16 under two main categories; while half are sentenced after committing a serious offence, the other half are placed because there are serious concerns around their safety in the community.
Katie Ellis, Penny Curtis
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Predicting security incidents in high secure male psychiatric care [PDF]
The contribution of environmental and organisational factors in predicting security incidents within a high secure male psychiatric setting is considered using a series of connected studies; a systematic literature review comprising 41 studies and five inquiries (Study 1) to identify core themes of likely importance; application of these themes to ...
Ireland, Carol +4 more
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Welcome to this special edition of The Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology. We are delighted that researchers and practitioners from the fields of forensic and clinical psychology, psychiat...
Tammi Walker, Caroline Logan, Jenny Shaw
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Securing Health Care Infrastructure
This literature review aims to analyse the current state of healthcare infrastructure security and identify key issues and challenges related to the protection of sensitive patient information. With the increasing adoption of digital Electronic Health Records (EHR) and the advancement of high-speed wireless networking, hospitals are facing a growing ...
Tosheet Hedaoo +2 more
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Predicting hospital aggression in secure psychiatric care [PDF]
BackgroundRisk assessment instruments have become a preferred means for predicting future aggression, claiming to predict long-term aggression risk.AimsTo investigate the predictive value over 12 months and 4 years of two commonly applied instruments (Historical, Clinical and Risk Management -
Ireland, Jane Louise +5 more
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An Inspection of Secure Accommodation at Shamrock House and Linden ...
Department of Health +1 more
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Exploration of adverse patterns of placement of young people in secure care: The unwanted child? [PDF]
Smith JG, Bartlett A, Hales H.
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