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    Hazardous journeys to better places positive outcomes and negative risks associated with the care pathway before, during and after an admittance to the Dochas Centre, Mountjoy Prison

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    Authors
    Health Service Executive (HSE)
    Comiskey, Catherine Dr.
    O’Sullivan, Karin
    Cronly, Jennifer
    Affiliation
    Department of Mathematics National University of Ireland Maynooth, Co. Kildare
    Issue Date
    2006
    Keywords
    WOMEN'S HEALTH
    PRISON
    
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    Primary, Community & Continuing Care
    -4028
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10147/46095
    Abstract
    This study was an eighteen-month process evaluation and treatment outcome study of female drug-using prisoners admitted to The Dochas Centre, Mountjoy, Dublin, Ireland. Questions addressed in the process evaluation included the nature and extent of treatment provided, discharge planning, aftercare arrangements, internal and external co-ordination and a study of the integrated care pathway. The outcome evaluation looked at whether clients of the service had changed over time. It addressed questions on treatment of drug use, whether clients were better off than before treatment, and whether clients reduced their drug use.
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    Report
    ISBN
    0948562579
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