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Description and evaluation of a health education program for women offenders.

One percent of the population of the United States consists of women offenders, who are at-risk for numerous preventable diseases. Since health promotion is not a high priority when women are incarcerated, the author used group education as one way of increasing participants' knowledge and self-efficacy. Results indicated that a group health education program is an excellent way to change participants' knowledge and self-efficacy in a women's prison population.