Critical Illness Clinical Trial
Official title:
Prospective National Survey of the Palliative Situation Among Inmates in French Prisons
PARME study had 3 objectives:
- To identify the specific number of incarcerated individuals with terminal illness in
need of palliative care.
- To describe the health and penal situation of these prisoners.
- To analyse the situation of these ill prisoners especially in the context of suspended
sentence for medical ground
In order to answer these questions, the investigators used a mixed method research.
First, in order to establish a baseline, the investigators contacted the medical units in
all French prisons, which means 178 care units and 8 secures inpatient care units. The
investigators census every patient with terminal illness, which was defined in this study as
an evolutive pathology with a life prognosis less than a year.
A questionnaire was completed by these physicians for every situation. The census was
conducted for three months across France.
For the qualitative study, the investigators selected 14 specific situations chosen into
these which had been identified by the physicians.
The investigators wanted to get 3 types of patients :
1. patient who had obtained a compassionate release
2. patient whose demand has been refused
3. patient who did not demand any release. The four interviews (patients, physisians,
judges, probation workers) for each situation has explained the global situation.
Each interviewee spoke about the situation with his/her perspective and sense that they
attributed to the actions of others.
This research analyzes the particularity of each of these end of life situations in prison.
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