#158 Medicine and Incarceration

The Curbsiders Internal Medicine Podcast

Health & Fitness, Medicine, Science, Higher Education, Education

4.8 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 1 July 2019

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Expand your knowledge about how--and how well--we manage the health of incarcerated patients in the United States, with the expert knowledge of correctional health experts Drs. Aaron Fox @adfoxmd, Jon Giftos @JonGiftosMD, and Emily Wang @ewang422. Correctional medicine is a black box for many providers who do not work in prison and jail settings. But it’s ever more relevant to primary care physicians everywhere, with increasing rates of incarceration the last decade. In this episode, recorded live at SGIM 2019 #SGIM19, Dr. Fox, Dr. Giftos, and Dr. Wang talk us through the variability of the correctional healthcare systems throughout the country, the challenges to health for patients both while incarcerated and in the transition after release, and some essential nuts and bolts for providers about how to provide better care to this vulnerable population.

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Credits

Written and produced by: Justin Berk MD MPH MBA, Nora Taranto MD
Cover Image: Beth Garbitelli MS2
Infographic: Beth Garbitelli MS2
Hosts: Matthew Watto MD, Paul Williams MD, Justin Berk MD MPH MBA
Edited by: Matthew Watto MD
Guests: Aaron Fox MD, Jon Giftos MD, Emily Wang MD MAS

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This episodes was recorded LIVE at #SGIM19 in Washington DC! Join the Society for General Internal Medicine today!

Transcript

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0:00.0	The first Irish podcast is for entertainment education and information purposes only.
0:09.2	And the topics discussed should not be used only by industry,
0:10.7	you're ordinary and in these more conditions.
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0:13.8	It should not be interpreted perfectly,
0:14.4	official policy, or position of any entity,
0:15.5	the psychrompossil,
0:16.0	cash-like morons will end up in the outreach programs.
0:17.4	Indeed, there are any, there are none.
0:18.9	Pretty much, we are responsible for this,
0:19.9	we should always do our homework and let's know when we're done.
0:21.4	Oh, I think we've really done it this time.
0:37.8	That was start-alike, yeah, I think so.
0:40.2	I think we've really done it this time.
0:41.6	This, I really enjoyed this episode and we talked about correctional medicine,
0:46.8	what happens to people when they're in jail or prison.
0:49.8	But Paul, before we get into that,
0:51.7	why don't you tell them where we're recording from and what we,
0:54.0	what we do on this, this fine show.
0:56.1	Oh, happy to.
0:57.1	I almost had this in the year of our Lord 2018,
0:59.6	but we're actually at the SIGM or SGIM or SGIM,
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