对澳大利亚新南威尔士州司法健康和法医精神健康网络及矫正服务减少危害参考小组的评论。

IF 1.1 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
International Journal of Prisoner Health Pub Date : 2022-11-24 Epub Date: 2021-12-08 DOI:10.1108/IJPH-06-2021-0050
Julia Anne Silano, Carla Treloar, Thomas Wright, Tracey Brown, Colette McGrath, Phillip Snoyman
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摘要

目的:本评论旨在揭示新南威尔士州(NSW)成人监狱环境中,指导委员会如何有效地促进减低伤害资源的可及性、丙型肝炎病毒(HCV)政策和健康策略:通过回顾司法健康和法医心理健康网络以及新南威尔士州矫正服务减低伤害参考小组(JHFMHN/CSNSW HRRG)所采取的审计方法,本评论强调了该委员会在确定影响监禁环境中人员的当代减低伤害问题方面所取得的成功。本评论汇编了通过2018年JHFMHN/CSNSW HRRG审计收集的数据和相应的计划材料。通过对JHFMHN/CSNSW HRRG的最终审核报告(JHFMHN和CSNSW,2018年)进行批判性评估,并参考当前的减低伤害文献,得出了有关工作组审核有效性的结论:HRRG为监狱环境中最佳减低伤害策略的制定、实施、监测和评估提供了领导力、专业代表性和战略建议。HRRG 开发并维护了全州 HCV 健康网络、惩戒服务部门和新南威尔士州减低危害部门之间的网络和信息交流。所有主要参与者(如 HRRG)参与的公共卫生伙伴关系和宣传对于消除障碍以加强 HCV 减害措施(尤其是在新南威尔士州监狱环境中)至关重要:社会影响:初级预防和治疗等策略可减轻 HCV 在监管系统中的传播。此次对减低危害资源获取情况的审计是代表由专业人士、学者和利益相关者组成的减低危害小组进行的。该审计和委员会的其他宣传工作可促进未来获得高质量的医疗保健和必要的政策,以支持更健康的监狱人口:与卫生部门、研究人员和社会服务工作者合作,可以使监狱医疗保健系统以更广泛的卫生工作者计划和公共卫生标准为指导。这种合作可以减少监狱医护人员的职业孤立感,并通过确保公平地关注健康和安全两方面的需要,促进减少伤害政策的平衡。
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Commentary on the harm reduction reference group of justice health and forensic mental health network and corrective services NSW, Australia.

Purpose: This commentary aims to reveal how a steering committee has effectively responded to advancing accessibility to harm reduction resources, hepatitis C virus (HCV) policy and health strategies within adult prison settings in New South Wales (NSW).

Design/methodology/approach: By reviewing the audit approach taken by the of the Justice Health and Forensic Mental Health Network and Corrective Services New South Wales Harm Reduction Reference Group (JHFMHN/CSNSW HRRG), this commentary emphasizes the committee's success in identifying contemporary harm reduction issues that affect people in custodial settings. This commentary is a compilation of data gathered through the 2018 JHFMHN/CSNSW HRRG audit and corresponding program materials. Conclusions regarding the effectiveness of the working group's audit were drawn by critically appraising the JHFMHN/CSNSW HRRG's Final Audit Report (JHFMHN and CSNSW, 2018) with reference to current harm reduction literature.

Findings: The HRRG has provided leadership, professional representation and strategic advice on the development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of best practice harm reduction strategies in prison settings. The HRRG developed and maintained networks and information exchange between the state-wide HCV health network, corrections services and the NSW harm reduction sector at large. Public health partnerships and advocacy that involve all key players, such as the HRRG, will continue to be crucial to remove barriers to enhancing HCV harm reduction measures especially in NSW prison settings.

Social implications: Strategies such as primary prevention and treatment can mitigate the spread of HCV in the custodial system. This audit of access to harm reduction resources was conducted on behalf of the diverse group of professionals, scholars and stakeholders comprising the HRRG. This audit and other advocacy efforts of this committee can facilitate future access to quality healthcare and the necessary policies required to support a healthier prison population at large.

Originality/value: Collaborating with health authorities, researchers and social service workers can enable prison health-care systems to be guided by wider health workforce programs and public health standards. This collaboration can reduce the professional isolation of custodial health-care staff and promote a balanced approach to harm reduction policies by ensuring an equitable focus on both health and security imperatives.

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International Journal of Prisoner Health
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