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[The nursing profession in the prison: a descriptive survey]
Anna Massei1, Anna Rita Marucci, Maria Francesca Tiraterra
1Infermiera, Az. Osp. San Camillo Forlanini, Roma.
Professioni Infermieristiche
|April 19, 2007
Summary
This study examines the nursing role within correctional facilities, focusing on the unique patient-prisoner and nurse relationship. It identifies key aspects of prison nursing practice.
Area of Science:
- Correctional healthcare
- Nursing practice
- Prisoner well-being
Background:
- The healthcare needs of prisoners are often complex and unmet.
- The role of nurses in correctional settings is critical but under-researched.
- Understanding the patient-prisoner-nurse dynamic is essential for effective care.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore the multifaceted role of nurses in prisons.
- To identify common challenges and aspects of nursing care within correctional facilities.
- To enhance the understanding of the patient-prisoner-nurse relationship.
Main Methods:
- Qualitative research approach.
- Exploration of nursing roles in a prison environment.
- Analysis of patient-prisoner-nurse interactions.
Main Results:
- Nurses in prisons perform diverse clinical and non-clinical roles.
- Effective communication and trust-building are vital in the patient-prisoner-nurse relationship.
- Barriers to optimal nursing care include security concerns and limited resources.
Conclusions:
- Prison nursing requires specialized skills and a comprehensive understanding of the correctional environment.
- Addressing the unique needs of prisoners is paramount for effective healthcare delivery.
- Further research is needed to support and improve nursing practice in correctional settings.
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