Jails with for‐profit mental health care see less post‐release engagement

Moves to turn over a variety of correctional services to for‐profit entities have often come under intense criticism, and results of a new study suggest that the use of for‐profit mental health treatment providers should be examined more closely.

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Mental Health Weekly
Published
2024-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mhw.34140
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Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis
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Jails with for‐profit mental health care see less post‐release engagement

Gary A. Enos
Mental Health Weekly
Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis
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Jails with for‐profit mental health care see less post‐release engagement

Gary A. Enos
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Abstract

Moves to turn over a variety of correctional services to for‐profit entities have often come under intense criticism, and results of a new study suggest that the use of for‐profit mental health treatment providers should be examined more closely.

Mental Health WeeklyVol. 34(31)
Openalex Percentile: Top 80%
Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis
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Jails with for‐profit mental health care see less post‐release engagement — Gary A. Enos · Mental Health Weekly (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS