[The pathogenic effects of prison].

Rev Infirm

Service Médico-Psychologique Régional de Fresnes, Centre Pénitentaire de Fresnes, France.

Published: March 2013

In prisons, psychiatric nurses play a dual role. They not only take care of the person whose psychiatric disorders have been identified during the screening interview carried out on their arrival in prison, they must also take care of the fragile prisoner on whom prison is going to act as a detonator.

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