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Question1:What are the stakes of the matter at hand on the topic for Mental Health Treatment deficiencies and their impact on prison life.

Question2:The costs and rewards associated with successfully addressing it or failling to the topic for Mental Health Treatment deficiencies and their impact on prison life.

Answer 1

Question1: Prisoners experience a lot of mental health symptoms consist of depressed mood, loss of interest, energy and more fatigue and lack inactivity. The most common mental disorders among prisoners are depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and substance abuse. In prison lack of treatment for possible mental illness factors like inactivity, overcrowing, social service, lack of health, health professional workforce and unpleasant prison environment cause inequity and disease. It can be addressed with a depression inventory method by maintaining family ties, family visits to the prison, extending the time spent in prison can avoid mental illness among the prison population.
Question 2: prison work must be productive and educational. It should reduce operational costs. more investment and funding help for fulfilling the needs of the prison population for availability and quality of mental health service in prison with adequate care. family ties help agist the mental health problem. Detection, prevention, and treatment for their medical disorder help for health promotion. There are limited resources in prison to provide treatment as the main barrier. Punishment rather than care and treatment including psychiatric facilities and direct the prisoners to mental health services help to ensure the treatment and reduce the population in prison. Primary health care providers' basic training can manage prisoners' psychiatric symptoms. Special populations in prison-like substance users need a financial program and cost analysis for additional service to the special needs. Co-occurring disorder needs additional cost of service for the prison population.