There are challenges to delivering high-quality primary care within prison settings and well-recognized gaps between evidence and practice. There is a growing body of literature evaluating interventions to implement evidence-based practice in the general population, yet the extent and rigor of such evaluations in incarcerated populations are unknown. We therefore conducted a scoping literature review to identify and describe evaluations of implementation interventions in the prison setting.
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Interventions to Improve the Implementation of Evidence-Based Healthcare in Prisons: A Scoping Review
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