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Crisis and Controversy: Prison Mental Healthcare in the Late 20th Century

Nicholas Duvall on the controversies surrounding prisoner mental healthcare in the late 20th century

Prison Doctors in the Medical Profession in England, 1970–1990

Nicholas Duvall

The relationship between prison doctors and their NHS colleagues was crucial to delivering prison healthcare …

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