Indépendance des soins de santé en prison: une analyse historique
- Publisher:
- Schwabe Verlagsgruppe AG
- Publication Type:
- Journal Article
- Citation:
- Bioethica Forum, 2017, 10, (3/4), pp. 116-123
- Issue Date:
- 2017-01-01
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Many governments shift the healthcare stewardship
in prison from the prison authorities to the national
health services. This work aims to draw a picture of
the European situation and then identify the strengths
of and obstacles to the transfer. It was conducted via
PubMed and Google Scholar web search engines and
Internet data from international and national organizations. Since 1963 in Europe, 15 countries and
regions have transferred the stewardship. This tends
to improve the resources, the quality of care, the
respect of medical ethics, the equivalence with the
outside, the integration with public health, as well as
the experience, skills and recruitment of medical
staff. These strengths catalyze the reflection about the
independence of care. The reported obstacles to the
transfer are a lack of knowledge about the prison environment, interprofessional conflicts, and the
state of the finances due to the transfer. Despite a lack
of scientific analyses, the widely adopted independence is considered useful and necessary.
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