Unique Challenges of Atopy Treatment in the Correctional Facility System: A Case Study

Abstract

The United States houses one of the largest populations of incarcerated individuals in the world. By extension, the healthcare needs of incarcerated individuals are molded by the unique environmental and institutional circumstances that are less often a concern for the general nonincarcerated community. Conjugal visits pose a distinctive challenge for administration and physicians alike as this presents an intersection between the isolated, controlled correctional facility system and the broader, outside world. Here we present a case of severe urticaria and anaphylaxis associated with a patient’s conjugal visits as well as the challenges in management and treatment of atopy relative to the correctional facility system.

Sexual Needs Of Indonesian Prisoners In The Aim Of Punishment Perspective

“…Still, it should be noted that the one who requires guidance and care is the perpetrator and the community or environmental conditions. This is because the main factors causing the crime are beyond the scope of criminal law, such as social inequality, racial and DOI: https://doi.org/10.29313/mimbar.v0i0.9327 national discrimination, low living standards, unemployment, and illiteracy (ignorance) that exist in the most proportion of the population (Chin et al, 2019). Starting from the description above, criminal policy should be pursued with an integral approach/policy, either by using "penal" or "nonpenal" means ('Resolution 1.…”