… Using national Veterans Health Administration (VHA) administrative data, this study evaluated
differences in psychotropic medication use between homeless and non-homeless adults …

… variables, where frequent and moderate homeless ED users were … of psychiatric
diagnoses, had more mental health visits, and far more psychotropic prescriptions than non-homeless …

… , the study found that homeless veterans with severe mental illness had 16% fewer psychotropic
prescription fills than non-homeless veterans. Homeless veterans were also found to be …

… psychiatric diagnoses, and psychotropic medication … psychiatric diagnoses among homeless
ED users, we conducted supplementary analyses only on VA service users with psychiatric …

… Veteran counterparts, the homeless group fills fewer psychotropic medication prescriptions
(… fills among homeless and non-homeless veterans with serious mental illness. Commun …

… clinical factors among homeless and non-homeless veterans. We … We further added psychiatric
and medical diagnoses … Our study was not able to address the association of prescribed …

… to improve psychiatric medication adherence among homeless individuals with psychiatric
… prescription fills than non-homeless veterans (8). This included 23% fewer antipsychotic …

… homeless subgroup was also less likely to report having been prescribed psychiatric medication
… One possible explanation for this finding is that the living circumstances of the homeless …

… homeless individuals permanent housing directly from the street without requirements for
sobriety or psychiatric medication … VA programing by VA homeless, and VA non-homeless …

… Regardless of psychiatric diagnosis, homeless veterans die … Medication adherence among
homeless veterans is a major … three times higher than among non-homeless veteran females. …