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Improving health in prisons: new WHO Prison Health Framework can improve data quality

Tomi Antes by Tomi Antes
October 29, 2021
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Maintaining the best health and well-being of people in prisons can benefit everyone, making communities safer and avoiding excessive costs for local economies. With this aim, WHO/Europe published a new Prison Health Framework that aims to standardize data collection and help any country of the WHO European Region assess their prison system…
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