Prison, drugs and society : a consensus statement on principles, policies and practices / Council of Europe ; org. Pompidou Group
Autor institucional: COUNCIL OF EUROPE. POMPIDOU GROUP. Group to Combat Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking in DrugsIdioma: Português.Publicação: Bern : WHO (World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe), 2002Descrição física: 26 p.; 30 cmAssunto: 5106 | 4612 | 1370 | 5029 | 1220 | 638Localização e Cota : DRO308 Resumo: The structure of the consensus statement. Principles for working with prisoners who are (or have been) misusing drugs. Policy and practice throughout the criminal justice process: Arrest and police custody; Court appearance and possible diversion into treatment programmes; Entry to prison; Time spent awaiting trial, either in prison or in the community; Time spent as sentenced prisoner; Preparation for release; Release and aftercare. Cross cutting issues and special needs: Staff training and support; Women; Young people; Ethnic minorities; People who have been imprisoned while visiting/working in another country; Harm reduction; Co-morbidity; Monitoring and evaluation. Checklists for key staff and governors/managers of prisons: Checklist for local health care providers; Checklist for prison managers.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Monografias | Biblioteca da Direção-Geral de Reinserção e Serviços Prisionais | DRO308 (Browse shelf) | 4452 | Available | DGRSP44521197659 |
Conference held in Bern, Switzerland in September 2001 with the colaboration of Health in Prisons Project and the Pompidou Group of the Council of Europe
The structure of the consensus statement. Principles for working with prisoners who are (or have been) misusing drugs. Policy and practice throughout the criminal justice process: Arrest and police custody; Court appearance and possible diversion into treatment programmes; Entry to prison; Time spent awaiting trial, either in prison or in the community; Time spent as sentenced prisoner; Preparation for release; Release and aftercare. Cross cutting issues and special needs: Staff training and support; Women; Young people; Ethnic minorities; People who have been imprisoned while visiting/working in another country; Harm reduction; Co-morbidity; Monitoring and evaluation. Checklists for key staff and governors/managers of prisons: Checklist for local health care providers; Checklist for prison managers.
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