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Pulmonary tuberculosis in a homeless person
American Journal of Infection Control, 1996Tuberculosis disproportionately affects certain segments of society, such as the homeless, and can cause extremely serious disease among persons with severely impaired cellular immunity, especially those with HIV infection. Inhalation of droplet nuclei, which are the airborne residual of droplets expelled from an infected host, is the primary means of ...
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2008
As would be expected, the people studied had experienced complex and diverse life histories that are difficult to generalise. What they did all share was that at some point in their lives they had become defined as homeless, and had accessed services for homeless people.
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As would be expected, the people studied had experienced complex and diverse life histories that are difficult to generalise. What they did all share was that at some point in their lives they had become defined as homeless, and had accessed services for homeless people.
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2008
So how was ‘being homeless’ actually experienced by the people studied here? For the majority it involved a cycle of housing insecurity — staying with friends, relatives, and in hostels, and other forms of temporary accommodation paid for by Housing Benefit and arranged by workers in the homeless system.
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So how was ‘being homeless’ actually experienced by the people studied here? For the majority it involved a cycle of housing insecurity — staying with friends, relatives, and in hostels, and other forms of temporary accommodation paid for by Housing Benefit and arranged by workers in the homeless system.
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Personal and family distress in homeless adolescents
Community Mental Health Journal, 1993Previous research has indicated that homeless children exhibit high rates of behavioral and emotional problems and come from families characterised by conflict and rejection. Further, some evidence exists to show that family variables may relate to adolescent distress differently for homeless males and females.
Dadds, Mark R. +4 more
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[Medical management of homeless persons].
Gesundheitswesen (Bundesverband der Arzte des Offentlichen Gesundheitsdienstes (Germany)), 1999Germany's health care system is based on statutory health insurance funds and the legal obligation of those physicians who work on a contractual basis with the health insurance companies to guarantee the outpatient medical care of the insured. Despite the widely acknowledged efficiency of this system it fails to have the desired effect on those ...
I, Leidel, H G, Kimont, H, Berger
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[Mentally ill homeless persons].
Ugeskrift for laeger, 1989Homelessness is a social problem but it is frequently associated with other problems connected with health. Abuse of illegal and legal intoxicants and severe mental illness among homeless persons make it increasingly difficult to provide support and help for homeless persons solely by means of social measures.
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Roaming homeless persons, India–Pulmonary tuberculosis
Indian Journal of Tuberculosis, 2021Dolla, Chandra Kumar +5 more
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The homeless persons’ obstacle race
The Journal of Social Welfare Law, 1981P. W. Robson, P. Watchman
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