the treatment and management of the mental and psychiatric patients in the prison population. Moreover, daily checks are carried out in the various cells, areas and rooms, and of inpatients and their belongings to detect and secure anything that might contravene the prison regulations. 281.A protocol on security measures was prepared, including measures that ensure security, order and control within prisons, as well as a constant improvement in the maintenance and rehabilitation of the facilities at these prisons. 282.Moreover, the Academy of the Municipal Public Security Department of the state of Oaxaca constantly trains operational staff on respect for human rights, covering the prevention of torture. All entries in the record should be signed by an officer and countersigned by a superior (para. 119) Compliance measures 283.Based on decision A/017/2009 issued by the Attorney-General for the Federal District, thecouncil for implementing the bases of the new model of police investigation of the Attorney-General’s Office was set up and went on to draft the operating manual of forensic science and policing protocols. The form used for routine medical examination of new arrivals at the military prison should include space for documenting any history of recent exposure to violence and providing an evaluation of the consistency between a history of violence, current health status/symptoms and the objective findings of the examination (para. 164) Compliance measures 284.The Ministry of Defence successfully handled this request by including a space on the form for the routine examination of military personnel arriving in a military prison, in which the detainee’s health status and history of exposure to violence can be recorded. 285.Note that the change applies to the registration forms used by all three military prisons in the country. Develop policy proposals aimed at ensuring that action is taken to address the special needs of women in prison (para. 188) Compliance measures 286.In the detention facilities of the Federal District a diagnosis will be conducted of women’s needs in relation to their right to education, with a view to creating favourable conditions and taking positive action to enable female inmates to complete their studies up to higher education, in line with the criteria for compulsory schooling and the official educational programmes. 287.The state of Jalisco is taking specific measures for the special health needs of women in prison, including screening for cervical and breast cancer and health campaigns. Treatment given in 2009 and 2010 is set out below. Medical care provided to female inmates of prisons in the state of Jalisco Facility T ype of medical care provided in 2009 Number of female inmates Type of medical care provided in 2010 Number of female inmates Inspectorate-General of the Women's Rehabilitation Centre Cervical cancer screening 199 Breast cancer 106 Cervical cancer screening 103 Breast cancer 121 Inspectorate-General of the Prison of Puerto Cervical cancer screening Vallarta 51 Breast cancer Cervical cancer screening 29 Breast cancer 29 Inspectorate-General of the South Zone Prison (Zapotlán el Grande) Cervical cancer screening 50 Cervical cancer 54 screening Inspectorate-General of the Ameca Comprehensive Regional Justice Centre Inspectorate-General of the Autlán de Navarro Comprehensive Regional Justice Centre Breast cancer Inspectorate-General of the Chapala Comprehensive Regional Justice Centre Breast cancer No screening was carried out as there were Cervical no female inmates at the time of the cancer campaign screening No screening was carried out as there were no female inmates at the time of the campaign 5 No screening was carried out as there were Cervical no female inmates at the time of the cancer campaign screening 5 3 5 5 51