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While severe mental disorders have consistently been shown to be more prevalent amonginmates of penal institutions than among the general population, the provision of mentalhealth within jails, prisons and penitentiaries has always been, and continues to be,problematic. The present investigation was designed to examine the impact on patients of oneorganizational model of mental health care for penitentiary inmates. Ninety-nine men whowere transferred from a penitentiary to a maximum security hospital for varying periods oftime were followed for three years after discharge. Relapse and criminal recidivism weredocumented from official files. Interviews were conducted at the end of the follow-up periodin order to examine subject's level of social functionning and mental state. Specificconclusions are drawn about the way in which mental health care was provided and the benefitwhich accrued to the patients

Étude de relance auprès des détenus fédéraux traités en milieu psychiatrique : description des antécédents, du séjour, des rechutes et des récidives