“…Others have discussed the challenge of 'lifestyle drift' in prisons (Woodall, 2016) with various factors reported in regard to why this may be a preferred approachthe ease of delivery and evaluation being a prime example (Carey, Malbon, Crammond, Pescud, & Baker, 2016). Given our analysis, we would strongly advocate for a broader conceptualisation of prison health and well-being and we have outlined how this may be done elsewhere (Woodall, De Viggiani, Dixey, & South, 2014). Other authors have advocated a similar position (Marshall, Simpson, & Stevens, 2000) and this would include retaining some of the current criteria, including peer intervention and interventions that are strategic and comprehensive, rather than opportunistic.…”