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Investigation into hearing impairment among Indigenous prisoners within the Northern Territory Correctional Services

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Wellbeing Medical care First Peoples health First Peoples incarceration Australia Northern Territory
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This report investigates the implications of hearing impairment among the Indigenous prisoners in Northern Territory Correctional Services.

The results of the study found significant hearing loss among Indigenous prisoners, contributing to a breakdown of communication between inmates and prison officers. There is further discussion about the implications of hearing loss for correctional services and recommendations for the use of hearing amplification devices to reduce communication difficulties and improve rehabilitation outcomes.

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