A quantitative survey of correctional mental health professionals on current healthcare and treatment practices for transgender incarcerated persons

There is a need for updated survey literature collected from correctional mental health professionals working within prison settings. Up to date research can add to the literature addressing the best practices for mental health treatment of the transgender incarcerated population in order to provide health care professionals and correctional staff with more effective, efficient, and widely understood intervention practices to facilitate the well-being and safety of this population. Guided by three research aims, 50 mental health professionals from 21 states throughout the United States were surveyed in this quantitative survey regarding their work with the transgender incarcerated population. Results are discussed in terms of implications for the type of care and coordination of care provided by correctional mental health professionals.

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Behavioral Sciences & the Law
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2024-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.1002/bsl.2695
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LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy
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A quantitative survey of correctional mental health professionals on current healthcare and treatment practices for transgender incarcerated persons

Frank Berry, Marjorie L. Graham-Howard, Paige Bakman
Behavioral Sciences & the Law
LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy
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A quantitative survey of correctional mental health professionals on current healthcare and treatment practices for transgender incarcerated persons

Frank Berry, Marjorie L. Graham-Howard, Paige Bakman
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Abstract

There is a need for updated survey literature collected from correctional mental health professionals working within prison settings. Up to date research can add to the literature addressing the best practices for mental health treatment of the transgender incarcerated population in order to provide health care professionals and correctional staff with more effective, efficient, and widely understood intervention practices to facilitate the well-being and safety of this population. Guided by three research aims, 50 mental health professionals from 21 states throughout the United States were surveyed in this quantitative survey regarding their work with the transgender incarcerated population. Results are discussed in terms of implications for the type of care and coordination of care provided by correctional mental health professionals.

Behavioral Sciences & the LawVol. 43(1)
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LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy
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