GUIDES: A Study of Outcomes of Women Survivors of Sexual Violence who were Previously Incarcerated

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Written By Women's Justice-Health Alliance

In this study, we interviewed and surveyed 63 women 3-5 years after release from incarceration. We assessed the impact of sexual assault group therapy during incarceration on long-term outcomes including mental health and addiction, as well as women’s current health service needs and access.

Behavioral Health, Service Utilization and Barriers to Care: A Study of Formerly Incarcerated Women

Formerly Incarcerated Women’s Experience of Healthcare in Prison

Norris, W. K., Allison, M. K., Fradley, M. F., & Zielinski, M. J. (2022). “You’re setting a lot of people up for failure”: What formerly incarcerated women would tell healthcare decision makers.Health & Justice, 10, 4.

Lead Researcher: Dr. Melissa Zielinski

Agency: University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

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