"This
article introduces and orientation model to assist the
newly hired correctional nurse to incorporate the nursing
process into screening activities, direct care, examining
health behaviors, teaching and counseling incarcerated
persons" (Galindez, 1990, p. 225).
"A
model to assist staff development educators, with
the orientation of nurse entering correctional health
practice is introduced. The education plan and contract
for the adult leaner, teaching strategies, method
of evaluation and terminal behavioral objectives and
outcomes are outlined"
(Galindez, 1990, p. 225).
"Two
course goals are (1) to address common nursing practice
among the various correctional services.(2) to provide
a preceptorship to accomplish the objectives of the
correctional health course" (Galindez, 1990,
p. 225).
"The
nurses goal in the prison system is to promote health,
foster quality care and provide health care in a nonjudgemental
manner" (Galindez, 1990, p. 225).
"Nursing is the backbone of correctional health
within the institutions, and provides the major component
of health services. Yet correctional nursing has gotten
limited, if any professional recognition or formalized
education as a clinical specialty" (Goldkuhle,
1999, p. 38).
"With
few exceptions neither medical or nursing schools
have made a solid commitment to curricular adjustments
in the study and research of crime and health"
(Goldkuhle, 1999, p. 38).
"Advanced,
professional education is the key to shift the correctional
health nursing role from isolated practice behind
bars to a seamless, community based, managed care
approach" (Goldkuhle, 1999, p. 38).
"From
a public health perspective, the state of health or
illness of the correctional population reflects the
state of health or illness of the community of which
they are part of. The aim of correctional health is
to close the health-trauma cycle and to restore the
inmate health to a state and a process of being, and
the inmate to an integrated and whole person within
the community" (Goldkuhle, 1999, p. 44).
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