Volume 30, Supplement - Infectious Diseases and Carceral Health
SUPPLEMENT ISSUE
COVID-19
Lessons Learned from COVID-19 Response in Correctional and Detention Facilities
Table 1
Category | No. (%) |
---|---|
Organization type | |
State departments of health | 5 (19%) |
Criminal justice organizations | 21 (81%) |
Federal agencies within the U.S. Department of Justice | 5 (24%) |
State Departments of Corrections* | 4 (19%) |
Local jails† | 4 (19%) |
Youth detention and confinement facilities | 3 (14%) |
Professional organizations representing the criminal justice system | 2 (10%) |
Private healthcare contractors operating in correctional/detention facilities | 2 (10%) |
Private prison operators | 1 (5%) |
Total organizations interviewed |
26 (100%) |
Participant staff roles | |
State health department participants | 10 (20%) |
Criminal justice organization participants | 41 (80%) |
Healthcare | 19 (46%) |
Administration | 12 (29%) |
Custody | 9 (22%) |
Occupational health | 1 (2%) |
Total staff included in interviews | 51 (100%) |
*Includes 1 unified system operating a state’s prisons and jails. †Participating jails included 1 small jail (<250 beds), 2 medium jails (250–1,000 beds), and 1 large jail (>1,000 beds), in addition to the jails represented in the 1 unified state system.
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