Blog post 22/09/2020Dr Miranda DaviesEilís Keeble
While there have been fewer cases of Covid-19 cases in prisons than initially feared, rates of the virus have still been higher than in the wider community. Miranda Davies and Eilís Keeble look at why that might be, and the wider implications of lockdown restrictions on prisoners’ physical and me...
Press release 26/02/2020
New research shows four in ten hospital appointments made for prisoners are cancelled or missed and that over one in ten pregnant prisoners gave birth either in prison or on their way to hospital in 2017/18.
Blog post 26/02/2020Dr Miranda Davies
As we publish our new research today on prisoners’ use of health care, we spoke to lead author Dr Miranda Davies about the project.
Presentation 31/01/2019
A taster of early findings from analysis of prisoners' use of inpatient hospital services in 2017/18, current Nuffield Trust research in progress and potential uses of hospital data to better …
Press release 01/11/2018
A lack of data means we are flying blind when it comes to understanding prisoners’ health needs and how to meet them.
Blog post 05/09/2018Dr Miranda Davies
As the prisoner health project continues, it’s become clear to Miranda Davies there are different gaps in knowledge. In this blog, she looks at what we know (or don’t know) about pregnant women in prison, and what our research will do about it.
Blog post 20/04/2018Dr Miranda Davies
Miranda Davies looks at the perceptions that people have about prisons, and how they might affect the health care that prisoners receive.
Blog post 13/03/2018Dr Miranda Davies
At the start of a new project, Dr Miranda Davies looks at how prisoner and staff numbers impact on health and care, and explains what our new research will do.