In case of the need examinations of doctors from medical institutions outside the IECS are also available. In the IECS there are: two doctors, one dentist, one physician and 13 nurses. In addition to full-time employees, three doctors have been engaged on part-time bases as follows: two times a week neuropsychiatry specialist, once a week an internist and radiologist. Working hours of ambulatories is from 7 to 15 h, while the health care out of working hours, as assessed by nurses, is provided in health institutions. Prisoners of women's division can have gynaecological examinations but in health care institutions outside the IECS. Upon referral of the IECS, if indicated, patients are sent to medical institutions outside the prison, the Health Centre in Danilovgrad or the Clinical Centre of Montenegro in Podgorica b) Pharmacy Ambulatories’ pharmacies are provided with numerous drugs from the group of antibiotics, analgoantipyretic, general internal and psychiatric drugs. Medications are kept in original boxes in the closet. The drugs are handed out from the palette pre-sorted for daily allowances. The pallete consists of about 100 individual partitions, open (in some ambulatories pallets are closed), whereby each individual partition consists of 50 tablets. Partitions are marked so that it is clear in which partition is which medicine, but there are no special partitions for individual therapy. c) Keeping medical records Keeping of medical documentation is not centralized (unique files are not established). Each ambulatory has its own protocol. Patients can be examined in various ambulatories, so the medical records of prisoners can be kept also out of the ambulance of their respective pavilions. During several days of hunger strike in the first quarter of 2013, all prisoners were enrolled in a separate protocol. Due to the large number of strike participants, medical examinations were carried out only in individual cases. 4.2.4.6. The right to contact with their families and lawyers Prisoners are entitled to regular visits of the families twice a month for a period of 1 hour and an extraordinary visit for a half hour. Pavilions "A", "B", "C", "D" and disciplinary division, are sharing the visiting premise, which is located within the administrative building of Penal reformatory home. The room is equipped with benches and a joint table along entire common room, which divides it in half and separates visitors from prisoners. Pavilions "E" and "F" are sharing the visiting premise which is equipped with necessary furniture and covered by video surveillance. The prisoners are separated from visitors with a barrier but can talk directly. Woman department has a special visiting room, equipped with two tables and few chairs. 37