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1former medical director, Health Services, North Carolina Department of Public Safety, Raleigh, North Carolina Anita.d.wilson@ncdps.gov.
Abstract:
North Carolina has approximately 36,500 prisoners. As the population becomes more complex, the Department of Public Safety still has the responsibility to provide medical care to all those in its custody. Despite staffing shortages, limited financial resources, and logistical challenges the state must continue to provide access to care.
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