The impact of mental health risks and needs on substance use among adults in community supervision: a multilevel model examining moderation by age and variation across statewide judicial circuits

Graves, Brian D.; Mowbray, Orion; Aletraris, Lydia

doi:10.1080/10509674.2023.2182866

Journal of Offender Rehabilitation

2023

DOI: 10.1080/10509674.2023.2182866

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The impact of mental health risks and needs on substance use among adults in community supervision: a multilevel model examining moderation by age and variation across statewide judicial circuits

Brian D. Graves

Orion Mowbray

Lydia Aletraris

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We piloted an approach to identifying the health and social care needs of people on probation using a survey consisting of validated screening tools and key additional questions. We share findings from our analysis of the sample data, showing that there is a high complexity of needs in this population, with 65.4% of participants reporting at least one unmet need. We also explore the acceptability of this approach to identifying needs being used in routine probation practice and make recommendations about how identification and recording of needs could be approached and further researched in the future.

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Testing and refining an approach to identifying health and social care needs in probation

Sirdifield,

Parkhouse,

Brooker

et al. 2024

Probation Journal

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The impact of mental health risks and needs on substance use among adults in community supervision: a multilevel model examining moderation by age and variation across statewide judicial circuits

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