2011
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1861305
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From Protection to Punishment: Post-Conviction Barriers to Justice for Domestic Violence Survivor-Defendants in New York State

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“…Appropriate health policies and pharmacological and lifestyle practices to manage menopause in prison remain underdeveloped 33,37,40-42,45,48 . US-focused editorials and sociolegal reviews, in particular, underscore the need for evidence-based policies, prescribing guidance and health care recommendations to support menopausal women in prison 35-38 .…”
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“…Appropriate health policies and pharmacological and lifestyle practices to manage menopause in prison remain underdeveloped 33,37,40-42,45,48 . US-focused editorials and sociolegal reviews, in particular, underscore the need for evidence-based policies, prescribing guidance and health care recommendations to support menopausal women in prison 35-38 .…”
Section: Discussion and Observationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is vital that prison systems operate with skilled healthcare providers who are understanding and knowledgeable to address the unique health and often comorbid needs of menopausal women 34,37-39,41,42,44,46,47 . Menopausal women have a right to access competent, qualified medical care in prison (Bangkok Rule 13; “Prison staff shall be made aware of times when women may feel particular distress, so as to be sensitive to their situation and ensure that the women are provided appropriate support.” 22 Many reported on prison staff insensitivity toward menopausal women and the denial of care, the sanctioning of those unable to wear uniforms correctly, and including the lack of choice around the gender of the clinician treating them 40,45,46 . A menopausal imprisoned woman in the United States 40 (p2) shared that: “If you are not dying, they will not do anything…with regards to menopause, they just said ‘you will get through it.” Several US studies reported on lack of menopause-specific competency of prison-based medical professionals 40 .…”
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