prison health care造句

• "It's tough working in prison health care,"
• The truth about the prison health care system.
• The group based its findings on an 18-month study of the prison health care system released Thursday.
• A law passed last year allows New Jersey's county jails to set their own fees for prison health care.
• Department of Corrections health services officials did not respond to repeated phone calls seeking comment on state prison health care conditions.
• Layton said the problem lay with St . Barnabas and the contract the Giuliani administration is using for prison health care.
• The details that can be discovered about prison health care are blips on a radar screen, tracks in the snow.
• If these accounts of prison health care are harsh, they are mild compared with the way things were a generation ago.
• PRISON-MAIN _ The story of how inmates choose to be drug-testing guinea pigs to avoid prison health care.
• The experts said they doubted whether prison health care staff were " adequately able to combat the deterioration in mental health ."
• The company's contract to provide prison health care in Massachusetts was not renewed in 1994 after the deaths of three female inmates.
• When all prison health care was free, Farrell said, some inmates viewed a trip to the prison infirmary as a social occasion.
• Raimer said the Texas Medical Foundation, an independent organization of licensed physicians, will audit the prison health care system later this year.
• "In my opinion, NCCHC and ACA are not sufficient to measure true quality of prison health care, " he said.
• As of 2008 09 fiscal year, the state of California spent approximately $ 16, 000 per inmate per year on prison health care.
• Prison health care provided by Care UK is considered poor, there were delays in getting medication and reliance on agency staff to fill vacancies.
• In January, the state's prison health care will provided by Prison Health Systems, which won the contract in bidding earlier this month.
• But prisoner-rights activists called the results a sham, saying the data has not been verified by physicians outside the prison health care network.
• In recent years, the prison health care system has pioneered use of video exams to allow doctors at one unit to treat sick convicts at another.
• Hill and other critics would like to see regular scrutinization of prison health care by an external organization such as the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners.