Table HSR-7. Health responses in prison [see all tables in this series...]

Part (ii) Availability of specific responses to prisoners in 26 EU countries, Norway and Turkey (expert ratings)

Country			Risk-group specific hepatitis B vaccination programme in prison	Drug-specific formal health promotion trainings for prison staff	IEC materials on drug-related deaths and emergencies for prison setting
Belgium			No	Yes	No
Bulgaria			No	No	No information
Czech Republic			No	No information	No information
Denmark			No	No	No
Germany			No information	No information	Yes
Estonia			Yes	Yes	No
Ireland			Yes	No	Yes
Greece			Yes	Yes	No
Spain			Yes	Yes	Yes
France			No	No	No information
Italy			Yes	No	No information
Cyprus			No	No	No
Latvia			No	Yes	No
Lithuania			Yes	Yes	Yes
Luxembourg			No	Yes	No
Hungary			No	No	No
Malta			:	:	:
Netherlands			Yes	No	No
Austria			No	Yes	No
Poland			No	Yes	Yes
Portugal			Yes	Yes	No
Romania	(1)		No	Yes	No
Slovenia			Yes	Yes	Yes
Slovakia			No	No information	No
Finland			Yes	No	No
Sweden			Yes	No	No
United Kingdom			Yes	Yes	Yes
Croatia			:	:	:
Turkey			No information	No	No
Norway			Yes	No	No information

Notes:

 Where data are not available for a country the table entry is left empty. 

 Rating Scale (level of provision) 

  Full: Nearly all prisoners have received the service during the last year at least once  

  Extensive: A majority of prisoners (but not nearly all of them) have received the service during the last year at least once           

  Limited: More than a few prisoners (but not a majority of them) have received the service during the last year at least once           

  Rare: Just a few prisoners have received the service during the last year at least once 

 (1) A prison NSP started in Jilava Penitentiary (Romania) in June 2008, personal communication K. Ionescu, 26/03/2009. 

 See also 'General notes for interpreting data' on the Explanatory notes and help page. 

Sources:

 Structured Questionnaire on 'Prevention and Reduction of Health-Related Harm associated with drug use' (SQ 23/29), submitted by NFPs in 2008 

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