Table 2 Key domains of COVID-19 response derived from recommendations
From: A rapid review of early guidance to prevent and control COVID-19 in custodial settings
# | Domain | Sub-domain |
|---|---|---|
1 | Planning and preparedness | Facility-level Regional |
2 | Creating safer physical environments | Personal and hand hygiene Cleaning and sanitation Physical distancing Cohorting Day-to-day personal protective equipment (PPE) Ventilation Non-medical transfers |
3 | Case identification and screening | Â |
4 | Case management | Clinical management Medical isolation PPE Medical referral and transfer Contact tracing |
5 | Communicating to people in custody, staff, and families | Â |
6 | External access and visitation | In-person access and visitation Remote access and visitation |
7 | Psychological and emotional support | Support for people in custody Support for staff Support for families |
8 | Adapting healthcare provision | Â |
9 | Adapting recreation, programming, and services | Â |
10 | Adapting legal services and processes | Hearings and court proceedings Access to legal representation Bail, remand, probation, parole and community supervision |
11 | Decarceration | Reducing justice or immigration system involvement Releasing people in custody |
12 | Release and community reintegration | Pre-release needs assessment Post-release support |
13 | Workforce logistics | Staff briefings and training Staffing policies and protocols Managing staff as confirmed cases or close contacts |
14 | Surveillance and information sharing | Â |
15 | Independent monitoring and inspection | Â |
16 | Compensatory measures | Â |
17 | Lifting control measures | Â |
18 | Learning systems and evaluative frameworks | Â |
19 | Key populations and settings* | Youth detention Immigration detention Forensic psychiatric Low-middle income countries (LMIC) Women Elderly Indigenous peoples People with a disability People who use alcohol and other drugs (AOD) People with mental illness Other key populations |