THE RIGHT TO HEALTH IN PRISON: RESULTS OF A NATIONWIDE SURVEY AND REPORT Table 5: Medical Records Obtained by the Prison based on Gender Men Health record obtained Health record not obtained Not Sure Total Women 3609 (77%) 551 (73%) 4160 (77%) 677 (15%) 135 (18%) 812 (15%) 372 (8%) 66 (9%) 438 (8%) 4658 (100%) 752 (100%) 5410 (100%) 69 (1.3% of the total 5479) No Response Total Source: Human Rights Commission of Malaysia, 2014 3.11 Obtaining medical records was less likely for female prisoners, in comparison to male prisoners, and less likely for prisoners on remand (Table 6). Table 6: Medical Records Obtained by the Prison based on Type of Imprisonment Remand Convicted Total 643 (65%) 3436 (80%) 4079 (77%) 216 (22%) 582 (14%) 798 (15%) Not Sure 136 (14%) 290 (7%) 426 (8%) Total 995 (100%) 4308 (100%) 5303 (100%) Health record obtained Health record not obtained 176 (3.2% of the total 5479) No Response Source: Human Rights Commission of Malaysia, 2014 3.12 In this regard, the Commission takes note of the feedback received from the Prisons Department of Malaysia : “Prisoners who are healthy without any medical problems and did not receive any treatment from prison clinic do not have any medical records at the clinic”. 37