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Ageing prison population means new health concerns

Ageing prison population means new health concerns

Nearly one in four people in Australian prisons are aged 45 and over. How do their healthcare needs differ?


Majority of women in prison are mothers: Report

Majority of women in prison are mothers: Report

Nine out of 10 women in Australian prisons are mothers and two in five people entering prison have dependent children, a new survey has revealed.


Post-custodial health: Helping to navigate a smooth transition

Post-custodial health: Helping to navigate a smooth transition

What role can GPs play in assisting people recently released from prison integrate back into the community?


GPs and better health outcomes for people in prison

GPs and better health outcomes for people in prison

The RACGP’s Custodial health in Australia: Tips for providing healthcare to people in prison can help GPs in a unique area of healthcare.


Custodial health: What’s it like to work as a GP in Australia’s prisons?

Custodial health: What’s it like to work as a GP in Australia’s prisons?

Dr Penny Abbott and Dr Cameron Loy can tell you a story or two.


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