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Double jeopardy : a socio-demographic profile of homeless jobseekers aged 18-35 [PDF]
, 2006 This article reports on socio-demographic research that was undertaken as part of a broader project to improve service delivery to homeless jobseekers aged 18-35 years (Grace et 01 2005).
Grace, Marty +2 more
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Providing health care for the homeless population: An evaluation of Chester City Homeless PMS pilot [PDF]
, 2005 This project evaluates the Chester City Homeless PMS pilot. Homeless people, when compared to the general population, have poor health, one reason being their infrequent use of health care services.
Alford, Simon, Perry, Catherine
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International Journal of Population Data Science, 2018 Background PASS is a national shared services database that captures live information on service user interactions with all state funded NGO and local authority homeless services.
Bernie O'Donoghue Hynes +3 more
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Harm Reduction Journal, 2023 Background Drug-related deaths in Scotland are the highest in Europe. Half of all deaths in people experiencing homelessness are drug related, yet we know little about the unmet health needs of people experiencing homelessness with recent non-fatal ...
Richard Lowrie +22 more
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Healthcare Cost Reductions after Moving into a Wet Nursing Home Stay—A Case Series
Geriatrics, 2017 Serious alcohol dependence is associated with high healthcare costs, especially when patients have chronic problems with alcohol, dementia and exhibit externalizing behavior.
Henrik Thiesen +3 more
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Dialogic Pedagogy, 2020 Here I reflect and respond to the article on Critical Dialogue in Action: “Moving from collaboration to critical dialogue in action in education” by Matusov and Pease-Alvarez ...
Ray Paul Middleton
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Day centres for homeless people: spaces of care or fear? [PDF]
, 2005 It is now widely argued that the contemporary city is becoming an increasingly hostile environment for homeless people. As basic street survival strategies are criminalized and public space 'purified' of those whose 'spoiled' identities threaten to ...
Johnsen, Sarah +5 more
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BMC Psychiatry, 2022 Background Within the last five years the number of homeless persons in Germany has more than doubled, with many suffering from mental illnesses that require treatment. Whether the mental illness itself led to losing shelter or whether the state of being
Ida Sibylle Haussleiter +6 more
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Effect of an Emergency Department Closure on Homeless Patients and Adjacent Hospitals
Western Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2022 Introduction: Homeless and housed patients differ on several emergency department (ED) metrics (emergency medical services [EMS] use, chief complaints, admission rates, etc.). On January 1, 2018, Memorial Hospital (MH), a safety-net hospital in Pawtucket,
Scott Gummerson +2 more
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Who’s Homeless and Whose Homeless?
Social Inclusion, 2020 What does the persistent construction of ‘the homeless’ and the revitalised term ‘our homeless’ include, imply, and exclude in Swedish political debate? And how is it politically and morally related to other houseless groups in the country? These questions are approached through an analysis of minutes from the Swedish Parliament 2015–2019.
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