Support from Prison Officers
Health at work and coping with stress of prison officers
... control scale (K), social support scale (WS), well-being at work scale (D) and the scale of desired changes (PZ). The final result is between 1-5 points. The study used the theoretical scale D and two factors ...
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A toolkit for policymakers, programme managers, prison officers and health care providers in prison settings
... in prison-based treatment are not lost because of the lack of effective ...family support or indeed deeply dys- functional families and ...release from prison, correctional staff need to help ...
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Emotion and performance: prison officers and the presentation of self in prisons
... American prison guards (see Kauffman 1988) these required that an officer 1) should always go to the aid of a fellow officer in distress; 2) should never `rat` on a colleague ...always support an officer in ...
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Job demands, resources and mental health in UK prison officers
... in prison officers [1, 2, 3, 4] and their frequent exposure to violence means that post-traumatic stress disorder is common ...social support from managers and co-workers as among the most ...
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Work-related wellbeing in UK prison officers: a benchmarking approach
... of support from ...the prison sector that have identified work overload and long working hours as powerful sources of burnout ...obtained from research conducted in several London prisons that ...
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Norwegian Prison Officers´ Perspectives on Professionalism and Professional Development Opportunities in their Occupation
... as prison officer and in the relationship between prison of- ficer and incarcerated person is only examined to a small extent (Evensen, 2006, ...of prison officer’s approach to care in their ...
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Encountering Death in the Prison; An Exploration of Irish Prison Staff Experiences, Emotions and Engagements With Support.
... arose from work completed by the researcher in ...of prison staff, particularly those in officer grades, in the response to and aftermath of the death of a ...prisoner. Prison officers were ...
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Predicting offenders' institutional misconduct and recidivism: the utility of behavioral ratings by prison officers
... findings support the predictive validity of the SWAP-RS, it would be inappropriate to use prison officers’ observations alone for risk assessment ...Specifically, prison officers’ ...
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«Workplace social capital» - A qualitative study of social capital among prison officers
... a prison officer’s belief that they are able to use more than a basic skill set to perform their duties, for example having creatively problem solve, has been positively related to avoidance of these risk ...open ...
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Prison officer self-legitimacy and support for rehabilitation in Ghana
... of officers’ job performance in the police, one might look for a similar influence upon officers in ...of prison officer legitimacy in an African ...inputs from the global south are necessary ...
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Risk factors and coping strategies for occupational stress among prison officers in Nairobi county in Kenya
... I also thank th prison officers in Kamiti Medium prison, Industrial area prison and Langata women prison for their co peration and support during the lime of data collection.. Finally I [r] ...
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The work and culture of prison officers
... Included is the significance of practical and therapeutic aspects of recruitment and training, and the formation the 'human service' model of operation in recent times. Also of importa[r] ...
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Briefer Contributions Prison Officers' Training Schools
... Detention Headquarters, a new prison which is used for of- fenders awaiting trial and for short term convicts, and which can serve as a laboratory for student offi[r] ...
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Challenging occupational norms : an ethnographic study of female prison officers in a women's prison
... observed prison officers and senior officers on the wing during the hours of 9am and ...the prison after 6pm. I observed the officers during association times, meal times, lock up ...
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Bordered penality in the Netherlands: the experiences of foreign national prisoners and prison officers in a crimmigration prison
... in prison, as they face cultural and language barriers, struggle to stay in touch with family members, and have difficulties obtaining information about prison life and their immigration status (Bhui, 2007; ...
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Emotion and performance: prison officers and the presentation of self in prisons
... the prison, since this has a significant bearing on the emotional character of prison ...disputes, officers and prisoners cajole, flatter, take offence, get angry, offer advice, placate, tease each ...
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‘You just get on with the job’: Prison officers’ experiences of deaths in custody in the Irish Prison Service
... into prison staff culture in Ireland, an area in which academic interest has remained almost non-existent for many ...Irish prison staff is currently constituted by a handful of descriptive accounts of ...
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Support Services from Prison to Home: Reentry Programs in a Western State
... released from prison, does not mean their ...significant support and ...ex-offenders from prison to home is ...to support reentry programs in the United ...to support the ...
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From Prison to the Community: Opportunities for Pharmacists to Support Inmate Medication Adherence
... suffered from at least one mental illness 8 ...Aside from those with a mental illness, the incarcerated population exhibits diseases comparable to the free world such as hypertension, diabetes, and HIV 9 ...
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Prison based visitor support providers
... the Support Group. This will help them consider what they may get from attending the group and also how they can protect themselves within it (See DT ...
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