Topic |
Contents |
Location |
Date |
Source Document |
| Medical Operations | Medic Robert Melone gave forced intravenous fluids to prisoners. | Afghanistan, Bagram | 2-Mar-04 | CID 26TF |
| Medical Operations | Description of medical care of a prisoner alleging abuse. This is interesting because of the homicide that occurred there. There is no memory of this death or the abuse of these prisoners by staff although many prisoner accounts of death. | Afghanistan, Gardez | 8/1/05 | DOD 053707-54242 |
| Public Health | State dept assessment of prison. | Afghanistan, Kandahar | 1/17/02 | State 2667-2669 |
| Medical Operations | A Department of State assessment of improved conditions and medical care at Shiberghan prison in Afghanistan | Afghanistan, Shiberghan | 1-Apr-03 | Shiberghan Prison Assessment |
| Mental Health | Medical summary of suicide attempt at Guantanamo with anoxic brain damage (p. 611-12). | Guantanamo | 29-Apr-03 | DOD 608-762 |
| Mental Health | United Nations Working Group. Long term mental health consequences of mistreatment at Guantanamo prisoners (p. 31-32). | Guantanamo | 27-Feb-06 | United Nations Working Group |
| Medical Infrastructure | Lack of medical records system and how that affected abuse investigations (p. 47, 81, 116, 136). | Iraq, Abu Ghraib | 23-Aug-04 | Fay-Jones Report |
| Medical Operations | General Miller notes inadequate isolation and treatment of mentally ill and infectious prisoners at Abu Ghraib. | Iraq, Abu Ghraib | 3-Sep-03 | Taguba Annex 20 |
| Medical Operations | Fathel Ibrahim Mahmood with recurrent chest pain denied medical evaluation by Army medic and then died of heart attack (p. 01181-1203). | Iraq, Abu Ghraib | 14-Apr-04 | Fathel Ibrahim Mahmood investigation |
| Medical Operations | Psychologist who worked with interrogators at Abu Ghraib tried to obtain medical help for a prisoner with an open catheter and the surgeon, who knew that a medical error had been made, abruptly refused her request for medical assistance and dismissed her (p.340-345). The physician denies this (p.347). | Iraq, Abu Ghraib | 18-May-04 | DOD 326-394 |
| Medical Operations | Overview of medical operations at Abu Ghraib | Iraq, Abu Ghraib | 9-Jun-04 | DOD 565-615 |
| Medical Operations | Frequent heart attacks at Abu Ghraib (p. 52, 61, 68, 70, 73, 80, 87, 90, 125, 130, 138. See also Death index and Medcom files.). | Iraq, Abu Ghraib | Taguba Annex 103 | |
| Mental Health | Abu Ghraib warden, Reese, reports that many prisoners were mentally ill. | Iraq, Abu Ghraib | 18-Jan-04 | Taguba Annex 63 |
| Mental Health | Spencer Guards who hose down prisoners who smeared themselves with feces (p.20). | Iraq, Abu Ghraib | 21-Jan-04 | Taguba Annex 25-26 |
| Mental Health | Medic Neil Wallin forced IV of prisoner who would not drink, saw another person who slammed his head against a wall (p. 15). | Iraq, Abu Ghraib | 26-Jan-04 | Taguba Annex 25-26 |
| Mental Health | Jordan says that Dr. Anderson was aware of untreated psychotic prisoner who banged head on wall and that the head of Abu Ghraib refused to allow "mentally unstable" persons to be separated from the general prison population (p. 158). | Iraq, Abu Ghraib | 21-Feb-04 | Taguba Annex 53 |
| Mental Health | Mental illness created by interrogation (p. 404). | Iraq, Abu Ghraib | 4-Jun-04 | DOD 395-451 |
| Mental Health | Mentally ill prisoners degraded, restrained, and photographed in degrading positions (p. 112). | Iraq, Abu Ghraib | 23-Aug-04 | Fay-Jones Report |
| Mental Health | Physician Ausch, commander of medical operations at Abu Ghraib, knew that the prisoner known as Jihad Jerry who was photographed on a leash was psychotic and in the cell blocks and allowed a restraint to be used in the cell block (p 20-12). | Iraq, Abu Ghraib | 13-Apr-05 | Surgeon General |
| Public Health | An investigation of a riot at Abu Ghraib in which prisoners were shot who were rioting in part because of lack of soap and showers. Better hygienic supplies were recommended. | Iraq, Abu Ghraib | 21-Jun-03 | Taguba Annex 7 |
| Public health | Major Dinenna describes irregular, insufficient, filthy meals and lack of response to this problem. | Iraq, Abu Ghraib | 27-Oct-03 | Taguba Annex 59 |
| Public Health | Commanding officer describes sanitation at Abu Ghraib. | Iraq, Abu Ghraib | 2-Apr-04 | DOD 016720-016738 |
| Public Health | Abu Ghraib: inadequate hygiene and public health (p.99, 101). | Iraq, Abu Ghraib | 23-Aug-04 | Fay-Jones Report |
| Medical Operations | Tuberculosis drugs were not stocked and at least one child and adult died of TB at Camp Cropper, Iraq (p.18:5; 20:7). | Iraq, Cropper | 13-Apr-05 | Surgeon General |
| Medical Operations | Anonymous 11. Detainee died soon after requesting medical care and being medically cleared. Medical records lost. | Iraq, Freedom | 11-Aug-03 | DOD 043581-043586 |
| Medical Operations | Awayed Wanas Jabar fell out of a window at Husaybah, Iraq and was seen by medic who cleared him and then he died. Subsequent investigation shows that this account was seriously incomplete--possible medic coverup in initial investigation of an abusive interrogation (p. 3713). | Iraq, Husaybah | 19-Apr-04 | Navy 3706-3713 |
| Medical Operations | Awayed Wanas Jabar (p. 3725) | Iraq, Husaybah | 19-Apr-04 | Navy 3716-3726 |
| Medical Operations | Awayed Wanas Jabar (p. 3769-88) | Iraq, Husaybah | 19-Apr-04 | Navy 3769-3788 |
| Medical Operations | Awayed Wanas Jabar (Marine 1139-1175) | Iraq, Husaybah | 19-Apr-04 | Marine 1139-1175 |
| Public Health | Iraq Latrine and Cell Block Cleaning policy (p. 8511-12)6 | Iraq, Mere | 11/29/03 | 8480-8559 |
| Medical Operations | Intake policy, including medical (p. 8502-6 | Iraq, Mere | 10/26/03 | 8480-8559 |
| Medical Operations | #007 Abdureda Lafta Abdul Kareem (aka Abu Malik Kenami) Case 7 Part 1: Medically evaluated prisoner who died while restrained and hooded (p. 01206-19). | Iraq, Mosul | 1-Jan-04 | Abdureda Lafta Abdul Kareem Investigation part 1 |
| Mental Health | Description of mental health care of a psychotic prisoner (p.369). | Iraq, Mosul | 24-Dec-03 | MEDCOM 324-386 |
| Medical Operations | Anonymous 10. Prisoner with heart disease not screened on prison transfer and dies of recognized disease. | Iraq, Tikrit | 22-Jul-03 | DOD 043587-043589 |
| Medical Operations | Anonymous 10. Detainee died soon after requesting medical care and being medically cleared (p. 6242-6270). | Iraq, Tikrit | 22-Jul-03 | 6233-6312 |
| Medical Operations | Prisoner died a few minutes after being cleared as well by a medic at Tikrit. (p. 6241-6312). | Iraq, Tikrit | 2-Aug-03 | DOD 6233-6312 |
| Medical Operations | Prisoner died at Camp Whitehorse after being certified as well by a medic (p. 6318-39, 54-56). | Iraq, Tikrit | 13-Aug-03 | DOD 6313-6519 |
| Medical Infrastructure | Surgeon describes general prisons operations and inadequate training in prisoner treatment. | Iraq, Unknown | DOD 018570-018574 | |
| Medical Operations | ICRC finds credible allegations of death from lack of medical attention at Tikrit (Iraq) and other locations (p. 11), abuse and neglect of mentally ill (p. 13), riots over poor sanitation suppressed with lethal force (p. 19), families not notified of illness or death (p. 8), false death certificates (p. 10). | Iraq, Various | 1-Feb-04 | ICRC Report |
| Mental Health | Mentally ill care grossly neglected in Iraq prisons (p. 47-48). | Iraq, Various | 6-Nov-03 | Ryder Report |
| Public Health | E-mail correspondence on the inadequate health and sanitation systems, inadequate planning and resources for same in Iraq (p. 387-407). | Iraq, Various | 3-Apr-03 | Medcom 387-585 |
| Medical Infrastructure | Medical officer describes inadequate medical training and supplies in prisons. | Unknown | 10-Mar-04 | DOD 016544-016555 |
| Medical Infrastructure | Medical Officer describes inadequate training in prisoner treatment. | Unknown | 28-Mar-04 | DOD 024682-024689 |
| Medical Infrastructure | Medical officer describes medical training and operations in prisons. | Unknown | 3-Apr-04 | DOD 016679-016703 |
| Medical Infrastructure | Commanding officer describes medical operations in prison. | Unknown | 3-Apr-04 | DOD 016704-016719 |
| Medical Operations | Medical officer pastes in prison medical operations policies in prisons in response to being asked about compliance. | Unknown | 19-Mar-04 | DOD 016798-016814 |
| Medical Operations | Physician practiced and taught a surgical procedure on a dead prisoner (p. 20-12) | Unknown | 13-Apr-05 | Surgeon General |
| Medical Operations | Chronology of Detainee Guard issues includes neglect of medical needs and callous disregard of prisoner. | Unknown | DOD 043615-43621 | |
| Mental Health | Suicide attempt by hanging, diagnosed with depression given one dose of haloperidol and 30 days of antidepressants and sent back to prison (p.755-756). | Unknown | 6-Mar-04 | Medcom 586-781 |
| Mental Health | Psychotic prisoners were left in metal boxes that ran to 130 degrees (p. 20:14). | Unknown | 13-Apr-05 | Surgeon General |
| Public Health | Commanding officer describes sanitation at a prison. | Unknown | 3-Apr-04 | DOD 016660-016678 |
| Public Health | There was a lack of clothing, bedding and the food was of low quality with cockroaches in it (20:10-12). | Unknown | 13-Apr-05 | Surgeon General |
| Medical Infrastructure | Lack of training in prisoner medical screening and treatment (p. 19). The behavioral clinicians were not in involved in routine clinical care thereby avoiding any conflict of interest and the medical records were not inappropriately used to develop interrogation strategies although they did have easy access to such information in Iraq and Afghanistan (p.20). | Various | 1-Apr-05 | Church report |
| Medical Infrastructure | Annex 20 of the Surgeon General report contains a variety of reports of scarcity of personnel, basic drugs, surgical equipment, and other medical supplies; long delays in obtaining supplies; the reuse of contaminated equipment; the failure to transport seriously ill prisoners to a hospital; discharge of post-op prisoners with open wounds to cell blocks; coercive requests to confirm death due to natural causes by intelligence personnel, instances of use of non-therapeutic drugs on prisoners; interrogators working as medics, etc. | Various | 13-Apr-05 | Surgeon General |
| Medical Infrastructure | Prison medical records were not adequate (p. 6:1-4, 8:1-5). | Various | 13-Apr-05 | Surgeon General |
| Medical Infrastructure | There was no health policy for two years in Afghanistan and one year in Iraq (p. 7:1-6). | Various | 13-Apr-05 | Surgeon General |
| Medical Operations | Detainee lice/delousing policy (p. 9656-9661) | Various | 12/18/01 | 9639-9720 |
| Medical Operations | AFRD Policy for Prisoner deaths and for repatriation of ill prisoners (p. 9662-9665) | Various | 1/1/02 | 9639-9720 |
| Medical Operations | Soldiers Manual and Training Guide (Part I) | Various | 9/30/03 | 7360-7640 |
| Medical Operations | Soldiers Manual and Training Guide (Part II) Medication policies in prisons 3:437-438 | Various | 30-Sep-03 | 7641-7857 |
| Medical Operations | Medical system strengths and weaknesses in Iraq and Afghanistan. Mikolashek report (throughout) | Various | 21-Jul-04 | Mikolashek Report |
| Public Health | Inspections of medical, public health, human rights, and living conditions of small camps | Various | 5-Apr-04 | DOD 015937-015983 |
| Public Health | Poor sanitation and public health in prisons in Iraq and Afghanistan. Mikolashek report (throughout) | Various | 21-Jul-04 | Mikolashek Report |