Table 7 Vulnerability-related issues at the Intersect of LEPH. Presentation of articles discussing vulnerability-related issues at the intersct of LEPH organisations
# | Law Enforcement & Public Health | References |
|---|---|---|
1 | Arrest, incarceration, forensic, community treatment, psychiatric hospitalization | Beach et al. (2013) |
2 | Policy and public health | Boeri et al (2009) |
3 | Criminal justice and paramedics | Borschmann et al. (2017) |
4 | Counter-terrorism, homeland security, mental health | Cohen (2016) |
5 | Traffic injury prevention | Damsere-Derry et al. (2017) |
6 | Criminal justice and mental health | Ferrazzi & Krupa (2016) |
7 | Correctional setting and physical health (HIV) | Frisman et al (2008) |
8 | Correctional setting and mental health (dementia and cognitive impairment) | Gaston (2018) |
9 | Criminal justice, public health systems and clinicians | Glynn et al (2014) |
10 | Parole, probation and drug addictive behaviours | Hall et al (2016) |
11 | Inequitable sentencing, impact of drug war on HIV vulnerability | Kerr and Jackson (2016) |
12 | Safer environments and drug users | McNeil & Small (2014) |
13 | Crime and mental health | Morrall et al (2010) |
14 | Policing practices and drug injecting deported migrants | Pinedo et al. (2017) |
15 | Incarceration, substance abuse and mental health | Saddichha et al. (2014) |
16 | Violence, abuse, learning disabilities | Olszowski & Boaden et al (2010) |
18 | Incarceration and mental health | Slade et al. (2016) |
19 | Incarcerated rural women, mental health, HIV | Staton-Tindall et al (2015) |
20 | Police contact, police custody, mental health (cognitive disability) | Trofimovs & Dowse (2014) |
21 | Victimisation, court services and social care | Wilson (2016) |
22 | Learning Disability and risk of criminality | Allen (2007) |