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Using Visual and Narrative Methods to Achieve Fair Process in Clinical Care
Published on: February 16, 2011
[Health and justice coordination in prisons]
Pascal Le Bas1, Thierry Bonvalot2, Franck Keromnes1
1EPSM Jean-Martin-Charcot, Pôle Pinel, Le Trescoët, BP 47, 56854 Caudan, France.
Abstract:
The question of health-justice coordination has been present since the law of 18th January 1994. Since then, professional relations between prison staff and health carers have been regularly questioned in terms of their aims. The texts structuring this interinstitutional health-justice coordination constitutes a framework which the various professionals must appropriate and implement by drawing on specific knowledge and skills. It is an invitation to work together around the same population, on their respective and different missions. The implementation of a structured therapeutic group with sex offenders constitutes a positive experience.
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