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Head injury and associated disability in offenders on release from custody : and clinical research portfolio

2019-01-01

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Introduction: Scottish prisoners are significantly more likely to have head injury (HI) than the general population. The Scottish government recommend exploring HI and consequent disability in offenders in the criminal justice system. Little research exists on persisting effects of HI in short-term prisoners preparing for release. Aim: To investigate HI-related disability in prisoners within Through-Care services...

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Literature Corpus work: 0888bb56-2f51-519a-8377-32c2fd1eed8a
DOI: 10.5525/gla.thesis.75037

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