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Background Individuals recently released from incarceration face challenges while accessing primary medical care, mental health care, addiction treatment, and medication [1]. Furthermore, women are the fastest growing incarcerated population and have additional health risks, such as histories of trauma, high-risk sexual behaviors, and increased risk of contracting HIV and hepatitis C [2]. Re-entering individuals often resort to emergency rooms, where they will not obtain adequate long-term strategies for treatment. Primary care clinics have been established for patients with substance abuse [3], with recent recommendations to add mental health care [2]. We examined effects of a transitions primary care clinic for recently released women housed in a department of psychiatry at an academic medical center.

Multi-focal evaluation and establishment of primary care for recently incarcerated women