Qualitative exploration reveals prison environments impact sleep habits in incarcerated women, suggesting policy changes.
Findings build knowledge about prison's physical and social environments that can inform carceral policy and health interventions with incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women. The narratives invite dialogue about how changes in carceral practices and facilities could improve women's sleep habits and behaviors. Findings encourage more education about sleep hygiene for incarcerated women and correctional staff. Further research is needed to better understand the impact of prison on women's sleep behaviors and health outcomes.
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