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Learning Lessons Bulletin Issue 3: Transgender prisoners

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This learning lessons bulletin explores the care and management of transgender individuals while in prison.

Learning Lessons Bulletin Issue: Homicides – further lessons

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This learning lessons bulletin examines the lessons to be learned from the Ombudsman’s investigations into the killing of one prisoner by another.

Learning Lessons Bulletin Issue: Dementia

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This Learning Lessons Bulletin explores the experience of prisoners with dementia, and the challenges facing prisons in providing them with appropriate care and support.

Learning Lessons Bulletin Issue: Use of force – further lessons

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This Learning Lessons Bulletin examines the use of force on prisoners by prison staff.

Learning Lessons Bulletin Issue 10: Early days and weeks in custody

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This Learning Lessons Bulletin examines the self-inflicted deaths of prisoners within the first month of custody.

Learning Lessons Bulletin: Prisoner mental health

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This learning lessons bulletin covers prisoner mental health.

Learning Lessons Bulletin Issue 6: Legal mail: Rule 39

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This Learning Lessons Bulletin examines complaints about the way prisons handle legal and confidential letters.

Learning Lessons Bulletin Issue 9: New Psychoactive Substances

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This Learning Lessons Bulletin examines deaths of prisoners where the use of ‘NPS’ type drugs was suspected.

Learning Lessons Bulletin Issue: Segregation

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This Learning Lessons Bulletin examines learning from investigations into the self inflicted deaths of prisoners being held in segregation conditions at the time of death.

Learning Lessons Bulletin: Why do women and young people in custody not make formal complaints?

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The aim of this research was to find out why these groups are under-represented in the complaints we receive and to identify any relevant learning.