Our last episode of the mini-series, “The Invisible World of Women’s Correctional Healthcare” is here. Throughout the last couple of weeks, we have discussed the challenges and significance of womens’ healthcare needs. We have learned about the healthcare needs of women incarcerated and the effects of incarceration on their health needs.

Join us in our last episode to learn more about the next steps in supporting pregnant women behind bars and as they return back to their communities. Kelli and KJ inform us about current practices and policies enacted, as well as recommendations and gaps within policy enactment and correctional practice.

In addition, Kelli and KJ discuss the mission of The Unborn Prisoner Project and the expansion of their project. Lastly, they discuss their independent actions that promote women's healthcare reformation.

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End of Roe

Incarceration and Health: A Family Medicine Perspective

Health Care Transitions for Individuals Returning to the Community from a Public Institution

From Corrections to Community: Reentry Health Care

Improving Health Equity

Reproductive Health Care Recommendations

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