Objectives To facilitate dental disease screening program in prisoners by testing the
diagnostic accuracy of teledentistry examination in comparison to direct oral examination by …

Methods: In this qualitative study, 78 individuals from Singapore (51.3% female, mean age
73.0±7.6 years) were interviewed via telephone between 13 May 2020 and 9 June 2020 …

Prisoners are at increased risk of multiple health conditions relative to the general
population. The effective management of long-term conditions amongst prisoners is vital to …

Abstract Background Correctional settings in South Africa have disproportionately high rates
of HIV infection; a large number of inmates living with HIV return to the community each year …

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, concerns were raised regarding the vulnerability of
prisoners to infection from the virus, leading to numerous changes to prison regimes and …

BACKGROUND: Delivering in-person health care to the more than 1.2 million incarcerated
adults can be expensive, logistically challenging, fragmented, and pose security risks. The …

Telemedicine, or telehealth, has been with us for some time and has progressed particularly
well in countries where doctor and patient may be separated by long distances. It has …

Background The COVID-19 pandemic prompted sudden and fundamental changes in health
care, including a rapid rise in the utilization of telehealth services in the ambulatory setting …

Background: In comparison to the general population, prison inmates are at a higher risk for
drug abuse and psychiatric, as well as infectious, diseases. Although intramural health care …

There are more than 10.4 million people incarcerated in penal institutions throughout the
world. The United States has the largest prison population, followed by China, the Russian …