The phrase "incarceration period" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to the time someone is imprisoned as a punishment. For example, "The judge handed out a three-year incarceration period for the convicted criminal."
For many offenders, their incarceration period provides a good starting point for addressing their unmet needs and risk factors, as well as their risk to the community.
For individuals with several incarceration periods, we used the first incarceration period after testing HCV RNA positive that lasted at least 30 days.
This window of opportunity suggests that effective screening for AoD problems on entry to prison is appropriate to enable treatment and referral pathways to be initiated during the incarceration period.
The pre-release interview provided a baseline understanding of the participants' experiences with HIV care prior to and during the current incarceration period and anticipated barriers to HIV care continuity upon release.
This included a mean increase in the CD4 cell count of 67 cells/mm3 between incarceration periods.
After identifying all individuals incarcerated in a WI DOC facility with chronic HCV (HCV RNA) using these three databases (WSLH, UW Health EMRs, and WI DOC Pharmacy), we matched everyone to WI DOC administrative data for the identification of incarceration periods (Fig. 1b).
They said they don't, however, have any paper records from those incarceration periods and "are unable to confirm the incident described".
Research into interventions, policies, and practices that could mitigate the harms of incarceration and the post-incarceration period is urgently needed, particularly studies using rigorous experimental or quasi-experimental designs.
To test for differences between pre- and post-incarceration periods between those incarcerated and the control group, we used McNemar's test to examine the proportion of individuals reporting each risk factor in each group.
Over the entire study period, incarceration was common, with 594 (15.1%) of all interviews including a report of at least one incarceration event in the previous six months.
During the same period, incarceration rates for women in the nation's largest counties decreased to 71 per 100,000 from 76 per 100,000.
