Long-term Deprivation of Liberty of Murcia II, and its full implementation in those centers where it is still at a very early stage, such as the prison of Alava, where the PAIEM does not yet include all inmates with psychiatric pathologies. At the prisons of A Lama (Pontevedra) and Ocaña II (Toledo), a satisfactory operation of this program was observed, which was confirmed by inmates. On the contrary, at the women’s prison of Barcelona, run by the Government of Catalonia, the treatment of mental illness at the center is essentially limited to diagnosis of the suffered pathology and prescription of the adequate pharmaco­ logical therapy. Therefore, a program should be established for the comprehen­ sive care of the mentally ill, to include measures for rehabilitation and social re­ integration. 95. At the visit to the prison of Ocaña II (Toledo) it was reported that there had sometimes been conflictive situations when applying for hospitalization of pa­ tients with a psychiatric pathology, since the assigned hospital did not have any beds with restricted access and police surveillance for this medical specialty. As a consequence, the Ombudsman Institution has reported to the SGIP that the necessary arrangements should be carried out with the healthcare authorities in order to allow for admission of those prisoners with acute mental disorders who are held in prison and need specialized monitoring. Admission should be 96. At the visit to the women’s prison of Barcelona it was detected that inmates with diverse psychiatric pathology lived together in the same cell in the infirmary, which caused cohabitation conflicts. Therefore, the necessary measures should be adopted so that in similar situations inmates are placed in individual cells. Inmates with psychiatric 97. On the other hand, given the high rate of psychiatric disorders in prisons, it would be convenient to establish psychology consultation services, which already became clear at the women’s prison of Barcelona and the prison of Alava. Psychology consultation 98. The information provided by the SGIP and the Department of Justice of the Government of Catalonia, reports that in 2012 a total of 202 deaths took place in prison: 167 in prisons run by the SGIP and 35 in prisons run by the Catalan au­ thorities. In the case of Catalonia, this figure has decreased by 36% as compared to deaths registered in 2011. On the contrary, the SGIP reports an increase in comparison to data from 2011. The data on deaths by suicide in 2012 show an increase in both administrations: 25 in the SGIP compared to 15 in 2011, and 6 in Catalonia compared to 2 in year 2011. In 2012 a total of 202 provided for those inmates with acute mental disorders who are held in prison and need specialized monitoring pathologies should be placed in individual cells services are needed deaths took place in prison Table 32. Deaths of inmates in prisons run by the SGIP in year 2012 Typology Prison Hospital Total Drugs 34 0 34 Suicide 25 0 25 HIV/AIDS 1 8 9 Assault 0 0 0 THE OMBUDSMAN OF SPAIN 87