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G. APPENDIX 1:RESOURCES, BOOKS, SERIALS, PUBLICATIONS:Version March 12, 2008Health in Prisons, a WHO guide to the essentials in prison health (2007)http://www.euro.who.int/document/e90174.pdf HHealth in Prisons Project, WHO European Office, Webpage resources athttp://www.euro.who.int/prisons (Accessed March 2008)Aboriginal Peoples and the Criminal Justice System. Bulletin. Produced by the CanadianCriminal Justice System. Ottawa: May, 2000. http://home.istar.ca/~ccja/angl/aborit.htmlLocked in, Locked out: imprisoning women in the shrinking and punitive welfare state, byShoshana Pollack, PhD, Wilfred Laurier University, 2008;http://www.wlu.ca/documents/29498/lockedin-final.pdfThe First Unitarian Congregation of Ottawa, Prison Support Grouphttp://www.uuottawa.com/prison_group.htmThe Canadian Justice Association http://canada.justice.gc.ca/en/jusThe Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societieshttp://www.elizabethfry.ca/caefs_e.htmThe Journal of Prisoners on Prisons http://www.jpp.org/ Check out volume one with itstheme: Prisons must be abolished.Human Rights Watch, prison project http://www.hrw.org/advocacy/prisons/monitors.htmDiCenso AM, Dias G, Gahagan J. Unlocking Our Futures: a National Study on Women,Prisons, HIV, and Hepatitis C. A report by the Prisoners’ HIV/AIDS Support ActionNetwork (PASAN). Toronto: PASAN, 2003. Available athttp://www.pasan.org/Publications/Unlocking_Our_Futures.pdfInfectious Diseases Prevention and Control in Canadian Federal Penitentiaries 2000-01,Correctional Service Canada. ISBN JS82-104/2001. Available at http://www.cscscc.gc.ca/text/pblct/infectiousdiseases/index_e.shtmlCollins P, Dias G, Dickenson M, Lines R, Vidovich L. Driving the Point Home: A Strategy forSafer Tattooing in Canadian Prisons. A Report by the Prisoners’ HIV/AIDS Support ActionPage 6 of 11
Network (PASAN). Available athttp://www.pasan.org/Publications/Driving_The_Point_Home.pdfVersion March 12, 2008Lines R. Action on HIV/AIDS in Prisons: Too Little, too Late- a Report Card. CanadianHIV/AIDS Legal Network, Canadian Strategy on HIV/AIDS. Available athttp://www.aidslaw.ca/Maincontent/issues/prisons/prison_reportcard.pdfJurgens R, et al. ‘HIV/AIDS in Prisons’ , Canadian HIV/AIDS Policy & Law Review, Volume8, Number 1, April 2003, pages 49-56. Available athttp://www.aidslaw.ca/Maincontent/otherdocs/Newsletter/vol8no12003/vol8no12003.pdfTuberculosis Prevention and Control in Canadian Federal Prisons 1998: reported results ofthe Correctional Service of Canada Tuberculosis Tracking System. ISBN 0-662-65380-7.Available at http://www.csc-scc.gc.ca/text/pblct/antituberculeuse/reporttoc_e.shtmlRoy M. The national drug strategy for the Correctional Service of Canada. Forum onCorrections research focusing on alcohol and drugs. January 2001, Volume 13, Number 3.Available at http://www.csc-scc.gc.ca/text/pblct/forum/v13n3/v13n3a2e.pdfWichmann C, et al. Women who engage in self-harm: a comparative investigation.Correctional Service of Canada. February 2002. Available at http://www.cscscc.gc.ca/text/rsrch/reports/r123/r123_e.shtmlDolan K, Rutter S, Wodak AD. Prison-based syringe exchange programmes: a review ofinternational research and development. Addiction 2003; 98:153-158.Doctors working in prison: human rights and ethical dilemmas, a free on-line course,produced by the Norwegian Medical Association, available on the World MedicalAssociation Webpage. You can browse the course as a guest, or you may take if for credit.http://lupin-nma.net/Joye Morris Health Inc, the health care contractor for BC Provincial CorrectionalCentres at www.jmhs.netPage 7 of 11
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