- 82 Prison staff recommendations - the Greek authorities to carry out immediately a review of the current staffing levels in the prisons visited and, in the light of the review, make provision to recruit additional staff (paragraph 120); - the Greek authorities to review the initial training programme for prison officers, in the light of the remarks in paragraph 122. Further, the follow-up training for all prison officers should be developed (paragraph 123). comments - the Greek authorities are encouraged to develop a human resources policy which includes attracting prison staff from diverse backgrounds (paragraph 121); - the Greek authorities are invited to reconsider the most effective deployment of the perimeter security staff and whether that staff’s specific guard functions, as opposed to their escort duties, might be largely replaced by electronic and camera surveillance (paragraph 123). requests for information - a copy of the comprehensive human resources policy for prison staff, which should comprise initial training, regular refresher and specialist courses and ongoing support (paragraph 123). Health care recommendations - the Greek authorities to urgently re-examine the general state of health care services in prison establishments. Improving health care in prison will necessitate, inter alia, the recruitment of additional qualified health care staff (paragraph 125); - a detailed needs assessment to be carried out in respect of Korydallos Men’s Prison, to determine the establishment’s requirements in terms of health care staff (paragraph 126);