The development and psychometric properties of the Prison Fellowship-Well-being Index (PF WBI)

The PF-WBI offers a new and versatile tool for researchers and practitioners to assess staff and prisoner well-being in correctional settings. It can be used to evaluate prison cultures and the effectiveness of culture improvement efforts.

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International Journal of Prison Health
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2024-11-22
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https://doi.org/10.1108/ijoph-03-2024-0009
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Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis
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The development and psychometric properties of the Prison Fellowship-Well-being Index (PF WBI)

Tristan Ferry, Michael Denhof, Rachel D. Crawley, L. Puckett et al.
International Journal of Prison Health
Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis
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The development and psychometric properties of the Prison Fellowship-Well-being Index (PF WBI)

Tristan Ferry, Michael Denhof, Rachel D. Crawley, L. Puckett, Jesse Wiese
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Abstract

The PF-WBI offers a new and versatile tool for researchers and practitioners to assess staff and prisoner well-being in correctional settings. It can be used to evaluate prison cultures and the effectiveness of culture improvement efforts.

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