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Contact Lise Hanssens Doctoral fellow Ghent University tel. [+32] (0)93320667 Address Campus UZ Department of Family Medicine and Primary Health Care De Pintelaan 185 6K3 9000 GHENT Introduction Prison-inmates are known to have a higher prevalence of (severe) mental illnesses than the majority population (ref.). Also, people with lower socio-economic status (SES) are at greater risk of experiencing mental illness during their lifetime than their counterparts with a higher SES (ref). Aim To investigate how SES and being in prison affects mental health and if being in prison affects the relationship between low SES and mental health in any way.

Mental health and SES: a comparative study of the general and prison population in Belgium