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Assessment of the mental health status of male and female prisoners in Hamburg, Germany

Assessing the mental health status of male and female prisoners in hamburg, germany

In a sample drawn from the Hamburg prison population, 78.78% of participants currently met the criteria for at least one mental disorder, and 90.24% had a lifetime diagnosis.

The study aimed to determine the prevalence and severity of mental disorders in the Hamburg prison population using the FLII-11, a structured diagnostic interview developed according to ICD-11 criteria, and the CGI-C (Clinical Global Impression-Corrections). The prevalence study was conducted between March 21, 2025, and January 9, 2026. A probability sample was drawn from the Hamburg prison population, mental disorders were assessed by trained psychologists using the FLII-11, and sociodemographic and criminological data were obtained from prison records. Of the 652 individuals contacted, 369 participated in the study; participants ranged in age from 20 to 81 years (mean 38.96, standard deviation 11.86), and 85.6% identified as male. At the time of assessment, 78.78% of participants (n = 289) met the criteria for at least one current mental disorder, while 90.24% (n = 333) had a lifetime diagnosis. When substance use disorders were excluded, the prevalence of current disorders was 40.65% (n = 150), and lifetime prevalence was 62.10% (n = 229); additional findings will be reported in the presentation. According to the authors, this is the first prison prevalence study in Germany to use the FLII-11 and ICD-11 criteria, and the findings support the need for evidence-based mental health services for prisoners.

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