The potential impact for prison officers
Health at work and coping with stress of prison officers
... of prison officers encourages further exploration, taking into account other personal characteristics ...of officers could also be forwarded based on longitudinal research, which is a challenge for ...
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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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A toolkit for policymakers, programme managers, prison officers and health care providers in prison settings
... the prison needle and syringe programme evolved through two ...the prison medical ...the prison living ...the prison were accessing the programme through the peer ...
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Emotion and performance: prison officers and the presentation of self in prisons
... the prison officer legitimately feel and display to colleagues and to prisoners? Anger? Disgust? Anxiety? Sadness? Pity? Distress? I have already noted some of the emotions that prison officers feel ...
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Emotion and performance: prison officers and the presentation of self in prisons
... that officers sort and count the contents of literally dozens of carrier bags full of toiletries, birthday cards, packets of biscuits, chocolate bars, air fresheners, books of stamps, bottles of cordial, penny ...
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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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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 ...The prison population in the UK has steadily increased and staffing ...
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Work-related wellbeing in UK prison officers: a benchmarking approach
... The prison estate in the UK has been extensively reorganised, with fundamental changes made to terms and conditions of work at a national ...The prison population has also been steadily increasing and ...
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Unlocking potential : a review of education in prison
... (particularly between those with similar cohorts of offenders) is vital to drive improved performance. It will also assist in planning and prioritisation. In schools the RAISEonline system records demographic and ...
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Prisoners, Prison Executives, and Correctional Officers: Three Explorations into the US Prison Experience During the Era of Mass Incarceration.
... in prison to the PhD is most certainly a treacherous road less travelled for those who dare to make such an ...from prison in 2006, opened due to my whiteness, and the safe face it presented to ...
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THREE DAYS WEBINAR ON LEGAL AID AND REHABILITATION OF PRISONERS FOR PRISON OFFICERS
... 6 prisoners inside the prison cater to clothing and diet (as per age), health, pre-primary education, psychological upbringing. The resource person explained the effects of imprisonment on children in terms of ...
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Norwegian Prison Officers´ Perspectives on Professionalism and Professional Development Opportunities in their Occupation
... the prison officers acquire knowledge in several scientific disciplines, such as law, social science, psychology and health-promoting work through their ...as prison officer and its functions require ...
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Rehabilitation Potential in Prison Inmates as Measured by the MMPI
... The test was not able to differentiate among the more homogeneous groups made up of inmates from a minimum security rehabilitation camp for youthful first offenders, [r] ...
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... significant impact on the relationships between the inmate and those around ...in prison assists in the development of this ...the prison staff members. Some former prison instructors have ...
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Predicting offenders' institutional misconduct and recidivism: the utility of behavioral ratings by prison officers
... use prison officers’ observations alone for risk assessment ...Specifically, prison officers’ ratings of externalizing behavior added incremental validity to the LSI-R for the prediction of ...
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Prison officers' views about hepatitis C testing and treatment:a qualitative enquiry
... the prison environment, the prisoners and the staff necessarily transcends ...the potential organisational difficulties which stem from the need to blend research Good Clinical Practice principles with ...
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The Role of Stress in Assessing Life Satisfaction and Self-Efficacy Among Prison Officers
... between officers who have everyday contact with prisoners and those who meet them only once a week or ...married officers are not allowed to share work information with their ...Single officers do ...
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Offenders, Judges, and Officers Rate the Relative Severity of Alternative Sanctions Compared to Prison
... to officers or judges and supervision strategies that take this into account might assist in reducing the extent to which probation/parole revocations presently contribute to prison ...
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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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