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An optimal trauma-informed pathway for PTSD, complex PTSD and other mental health and psychosocial impacts of trauma in prisons: an expert consensus statement

Clare Crole-Rees Orcid Logo, Jack Tomlin, Natasha Kalebic, Sarah Argent, Claudia Berrington, Edward Chaplin, Jason Davies Orcid Logo, Matthew Hoskins, Lucie James, Manuela Jarrett, Oliver John, Lewis Jones, Radha Kothari, Imogen Kretzschmar, Deirdre MacManus, Michael Martin, Iain McKinnon, Gwen O'Connor, Madeline Petrillo, Marie Phillips, Rob Poole, Isidora Popovic, Alexander Simpson, Pamela Taylor, Sarah Wigham, Andrew Forrester

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People in prisons have high levels of trauma exposure throughout their lives. Presentations are often complex, with a high prevalence of PTSD and CPTSD and other mental health comorbidities. Prisons themselves can be stressful and traumatising environments. There are challenges in the delivery of ef...

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