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- Sarah Goodwin and Helen Carter.
- Oxfordshire Primary Care Trust.
- Nurs Times. 2010 Jul 27;106(29):20-2.
AbstractYoung people in young offender institutions experience more physical and mental health problems than the general population. This article explores how the primary nursing service at HM Young Offenders Institution Huntercombe used national policy as a framework for managing change. In outlining the challenges and opportunities that influence practice development, we hope to demystify nursing in a prison setting, which is a hidden and often misunderstood aspect of healthcare.
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