Published May 14, 2026
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An educational toolkit for healthcare providers serving people who are held in isolating and solitary conditions of confinement
Authors/Creators
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McMaster University
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Institut national de psychiatrie légale Philippe-Pinel
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University of British Columbia
- 4. Proskauer Rose LLP
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McGill University
- 6. Project Renewal Inc.
Contributors
Editor:
Other (18):
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Beaulieu, Erin1
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Bonn, Matthew2, 3, 4
- Bradbury, Bernadette5
- Cadorette, Patrick
- Fink, Christopher
- Karhoffer, Elizabeth6
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Kaufman, Elaina7
- Kief, Nicole8
- Latimer, Catherine
- Metcalfe, Jennifer8
- Mitchell, Kimberly
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Mujahid, Aiza1
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Paynter, Martha9
- Rouleau, Nicholas M.
- Sapers, Howard10
- Syring, Janelle
- Wasegijig, Jean7
- Wu, Jerry11
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McMaster University
- 2. Filter-Mag
- 3. Canadian Assosciation of People Who Use Drugs
- 4. Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation
- 5. Prince George Regional Correctional Center
- 6. RN
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University of British Columbia
- 8. Prisoners' Legal Services
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University of New Brunswick
- 10. Canadian Civil Liberties Association
- 11. John Howard Society of Canada
Description
This toolkit offers practice guidance for learners, family physicians, and other healthcare providers who serve incarcerated individuals who are in isolation or solitary confinement. The toolkit includes the best available evidence and expert opinion and is intended to provide a unique educational resource for Canadian learners and healthcare providers working in carceral settings.
Files
Solitary Confinement Toolkit_EN_FINAL.pdf
Additional details
Related works
- Is supplemented by
- Other: 10.5281/zenodo.20720051 (DOI)
- Is variant form of
- Report: 10.5281/zenodo.20718600 (DOI)