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Annette T Maruca1, Louise Reagan1, Deborah Shelton1,2,3
1School of Nursing, University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut, USA.
Abstract:
CareLink-Corrections is an evidence-informed self-care management (SCM) program designed to provide nursing and health services students an opportunity to serve a vulnerable justice-involved population while learning to provide clinical care service. Within this program, SCM of health is the clinical focus and is conceptualized as a competency where the individual acquires the knowledge, skills, and attitudes that facilitate health maintenance, health care management, and/or health promotion. Thirty undergraduate nursing students and 47 incarcerated persons participated in this first phase of the program. This article presents the first step in building the program-a feasibility study to test implementation of the program to persons in prison.
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