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Education and career opportunities for nurses in offender health care
Jane Perry1, Clare Bennett, Tracy Lapworth
1University of Worcester. jane.perry@worc.ac.uk
Abstract:
This article, the last in a five-part series, examines the education opportunities and career pathways available to nurses who work in the criminal justice system. The five articles in this series reflect the many challenges faced by nurses who provide health care in the prison setting and the varied complex and specialist skills needed to perform their role. These skills range from early intervention, health promotion, health needs assessment, nurse-led services and acute care, to advanced practice and non-medical prescribing.
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