Prisoners work in e-commerce
The Flemish University College Odisee is exploring the possibility to let prisoners work in e-commerce and handle online orders. The idea is that the development of a strong logistic and e-commerce profile would increase their changes on the labor market after release. In the prison of Beveren in Belgium, there is already a couple of months a pilot project running where prisoners are working in a call-center. This is another example how technology depended labor could be off
A Tailor is Needed: Lessons to learn from the use of Technology in the treatment of Offenders in Fo
With great interest I've read the publication of an important review on eHealth in treatment of Offenders in Forensic mental Health. The authors, Hanneke Kip, Yvonne H. A. Bouman, Saskia M. Kelders and Lisette J. E. W. C. van Gemert-Pijnen, undertook a systematic review of international literature in which the use of technology for a wide range of treatment purposes of patients in forensic settings, has been used. The findings in this study are confirming that the usage of te
