HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ADVANCING CARE WITHIN CORRECTIONS, IMPROVING CARE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY

Health care within correctional environments is not a well-understood topic. Even less well understood is the role of health information technology (health IT) in these environments. To better grasp the nature of health care within corrections and how health IT is deployed in these settings, it help...

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Constitutional amendments
Correctional institutions
Court decisions
Emergency medical care
Health aspects
Health care policy
Health services
Hospitals
Imprisonment
Information technology
Justice
Medical informatics
Mental disorders
Mental health care
Methods
Natural environment
Offender reintegration
Outpatient care facilities
Prisoners
Prisons
Privacy
Public health administration
Public safety
Punishment
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