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Journal Article
Can There Be Acceptable Prison Health Care? Looking Back on the 1970s
2019
Overview
In 1974, when health care administrator Seth B. Goldsmith published his review of prison health are in Public Health Reports, 400,000 people were incarcerated in the prisons and jails of the US, a number that would jump 5.5 times during the next 40 years. His views reflected careful consideration of the vast neglect and deliberately imposed suffering in what passed for carceral health care. Prison health care, as one of the key manifestations of the dehumanizing of incarcerated people, became a central focus of outcries and lawsuits.
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Sage Publications, Inc,SAGE Publications,SAGE PUBLICATIONS, INC
