How Should Surgeons Help Formerly Incarcerated Patients With Chronic Surgical Needs Maintain Care Continuity?
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DOI: 10.1001/amajethics.2025.249
Abstract: Stoma care is very challenging, and, with the added hardship of incarceration, patients find it very difficult to navigate living with a stoma and having it reversed in a timely fashion. Incarceration history adds to… read more here.
Keywords: formerly incarcerated; surgeons help; patients chronic; care ... See more keywords
Moving from manufactured ambivalence to building power: Recommendations for voter engagement interventions through a participatory project with formerly incarcerated people.
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DOI: 10.1002/ajcp.70013
Abstract: Felony re-enfranchisement efforts have expanded voting rights of formerly incarcerated people (FIP) across 26 states. Despite progress, research demonstrates low voter turnout and civic participation among this structurally marginalized population. We conducted a community-based participatory… read more here.
Keywords: manufactured ambivalence; formerly incarcerated; incarcerated people; moving manufactured ... See more keywords
The Assets and Challenges of Formerly Incarcerated Latino Men’s Social Support Networks in Promoting Healthy Behaviors
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DOI: 10.1007/s11524-017-0183-9
Abstract: After being exposed to high-risk environments in correctional facilities, formerly incarcerated Latino men (FILM) encounter new risks upon reentering their community of residence including drug use and sexual risk behaviors. Families and close social support… read more here.
Keywords: formerly incarcerated; incarcerated latino; social support; film ... See more keywords
Talking About Incarceration History: Engaging Patients and Healthcare Providers in Communication
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DOI: 10.1007/s11606-024-09149-z
Abstract: Incarcerated individuals in carceral facilities demonstrate an elevated prevalence of chronic disease conditions which are likely to persist post-release. Healthcare providers may not be trained on how exposure to incarceration may influence patient health outcomes… read more here.
Keywords: healthcare providers; formerly incarcerated; history; incarceration ... See more keywords
Building a Low-Threshold Model for HCV Diagnosis and Treatment Among Formerly Incarcerated Patients in Alabama
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DOI: 10.1007/s11606-025-09411-y
Abstract: Millions of Americans remain infected with hepatitis C (HCV). Innovation in care delivery is required to achieve the goal of national elimination. Develop a low-threshold HCV treatment program. Free clinic with mobile unit providing transitional… read more here.
Keywords: treatment; formerly incarcerated; low threshold; diagnosis treatment ... See more keywords
Medications for Opioid Use Disorder in State Prisons: Perspectives of Formerly Incarcerated Persons
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DOI: 10.1080/08897077.2022.2060448
Abstract: Background: Opioid use disorder (OUD) is common among incarcerated persons and risk of overdose and other adverse drug-related consequences is high after release. Recognizing their potential to reduce these risks, some correctional systems are expanding… read more here.
Keywords: incarcerated persons; formerly incarcerated; opioid use; use disorder ... See more keywords
"I Got So Much on My Plate": Understanding Care Discontinuity for HIV and HCV among Formerly Incarcerated Persons.
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DOI: 10.1111/1475-6773.14067
Abstract: OBJECTIVE To explore barriers to care continuity among formerly incarcerated persons with HIV and/or hepatitis C. DATA SOURCES AND STUDY SETTING We draw on data from semi-structured interviews conducted in 2018-2019 with 30 formerly incarcerated… read more here.
Keywords: hiv hcv; much plate; incarcerated persons; among formerly ... See more keywords
Mental health outcomes in formerly incarcerated Black men: A systematic mixed studies review.
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DOI: 10.1111/jan.15235
Abstract: AIMS The aim of this review was to evaluate the current state of scientific knowledge describing the mental health of Black men who have experienced incarceration. DESIGN This systematic mixed studies review employed a sequential… read more here.
Keywords: health; black men; incarcerated black; incarceration ... See more keywords
Hustle in Higher Education: How Latinx Students with Conviction Histories Move from Surviving to Thriving in Higher Education
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DOI: 10.1177/00027642211054827
Abstract: The voices and experiences of formerly incarcerated college students are emerging throughout the social science literature. The importance of documenting their narratives is grounded in the reality that more than an estimated 12,000 system-impacted people… read more here.
Keywords: higher education; move surviving; surviving thriving; education ... See more keywords
Hiring the Formerly Incarcerated: The Mediating Role of Morality
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DOI: 10.1177/0093854819858373
Abstract: Obtaining employment has been shown to reduce recidivism among formerly incarcerated individuals, but many face discrimination when applying for jobs. The current research examined how the length of incarceration and the time since an applicant… read more here.
Keywords: applicant; formerly incarcerated; mediating role; hiring formerly ... See more keywords
Dangers, Diversions, and Decisions: The Process of Criminal Desistance Among Formerly Incarcerated Young Men
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DOI: 10.1177/0306624x15602704
Abstract: Young adult men (ages 18-24) who exit the juvenile justice system are at high risk for repeat offending. However, little is known qualitatively about the strategies that they use to navigate criminal influences, crime temptations,… read more here.
Keywords: formerly incarcerated; incarcerated young; dangers diversions; diversions decisions ... See more keywords