Managing practice innovations in prison health care services.
Prison health care is undergoing significant organisational change. This article highlights the potential for practice development in this setting, giving two examples of ongoing developments undertaken as part of a programme of research and development in mental health.
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Centre for Excellence in Applied Research (Mental Health), Institute of Health and Community Studies, Bournemouth University, Bournemouth.
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