Fitness & Health
The new pod at the Oklahoma County Jail was refurbished as part of an effort to increase mental health treatment for inmates
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PTSD is a serious issue; it is time we take our mental health seriously
“We’re essential staff that come in every day working through this pandemic. I think our staff deserves hazardous duty pay,” a corrections officer said
Many arrestees think that if they say they have COVID-19, they will not go to jail, but that’s not how the system works
If we are going to survive COVID-19 and our jobs as correctional officers, we need to take a look at our health and make some changes
Hypervigilance may help save lives when an actual threat materializes, but it wears us down if it becomes a chronic state of being
COs said a lack of preparation, like temperature checks, testing and proper PPE, left them unnecessarily exposed
The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office created a special investigative unit to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 among personnel and inmates
FDNY chief medical director Dr. David Prezant clarifies the difference between the two test types and what results mean for immunity
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