• To ensure that the patients suffering from acute psychosis are treated in a psychiatric establishment and that outpatient services are implemented; • To take all necessary measure to ensure that the prisoners suffering from mental health problems are not placed in a solitary confinement cell; • To ensure implementation of opioid dependence treatment through   replacement maintenance therapy; • To ensure that assessment of the effectiveness of the work done within the suicide prevention programme to identify shortcomings and make necessary changes for the eradication of these problems; and • To ensure the creation of psycho-social rehabilitation services tailored to the needs of the prisoners suffering from mental health problems and substance abuse. PROPOSAL TO THE CHIEF PROSECUTOR OF GEORGIA: • To ensure independent and impartial investigation of all incidents of suicide. 3.9.7. MANAGING AND PREVENTING HIGHLY DANGEROUS CONTAGIOUS DISEASES According to the data received from the Ministry of Corrections of Georgia, in 2016, tuberculosis   screening tests were performed 57,658 times (in 2015, 58,208 times). The tests revealed 45 new and 45 repeated cases of tuberculosis. By December 2016, 41 prisoners (in 2015, 38 prisoners) were infected with multi-drug-resistant tuberculosis. 9 incidents of discontinued treatment have been revealed (in 2015, 16 incidents). In the same year, 8 patients resumed discontinued treatment. The fact that, in 2015, 156 patients were referred to a public sector clinic for examination/treatment of related diseases is positively assessed. There are no significant changes in this regard, compared to 2015.328 In the Parliamentary Report of 2015, the Public Defender recommended to the Minister of Corrections of Georgia to eradicate problems related to activities aimed at controlling infections and treatment of related diseases in establishment no. 19. According to the response received from the Ministry of Corrections, since 2016, the National Centre for Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases has continuously supplied establishment no. 19 with respirators (for everyone) and sterile gloves (only for the personnel in direct contact with the patients involved in the course of treatment with new medications). Disposable masks and gloves are provided by the Ministry. In 2015, the Public Defender recommended to the Minister of Corrections to ensure that all prisoners suffering from tuberculosis were transferred to the tuberculosis treatment 328 This number amounted to 152. 152 HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN CLOSED INSTITUTIONS