Purpose People released from incarceration are at increased risk of suicide compared to the
general population. We aimed to synthesise evidence on the incidence of and sex …

Background Infectious diseases, substance dependencies, and dental diseases are the
most important health problems affecting incarcerated persons. In Germany, for example …

Background and aims Reported associations between previous incarceration and the risk of
overdose‐related death are substantially heterogeneous, and previous studies are limited …

Background Many people experience imprisonment each year, and this population bears a
disproportionate burden of morbidity and mortality. States have an obligation to provide …

Background Pharmacological treatments for opioid use disorder are essential, life-saving
medications, yet successful induction of them and long-term retention on them is limited in …

Background People with mental illness and substance use disorder are over-represented in
prisons. Injury-related mortality is elevated in people released from prison, and both mental …

Background There are public health concerns about an increased risk of mortality after
release from prison. The objectives of this scoping review were to investigate, map and …

Opioid agonist treatment (OAT) is the primary intervention for opioid use disorder (OUD) in
Canada and the USA. Yet, a number of barriers contribute to sub-optimal treatment uptake …

We aimed to explore continuity of health care and health barriers, facilitators, and
opportunities for people at the time of release from a provincial correctional facility in …

Importance Although people released from jail have an elevated suicide risk, the potentially
large proportion of this population in all adult suicides is unknown. Objective To estimate …