Aims We sought to identify person‐and program‐level factors distinguishing permanent
supportive housing (PSH) residents with higher versus lower social integration; and higher …

Purpose Mental health trajectories during the COVID-19 pandemic have been examined in
Veterans with tenuous social connections, ie, those with recent homelessness (RHV) or a …

Background Social isolation and loneliness (known as social disconnection, collectively)
lead to serious downstream health effects, including shortening of lifespan and higher risk …

Black Americans are overrepresented in Veteran and non-Veteran homeless populations.
Community integration remains a problem for many Veterans after they obtain housing, and …

Event-related potential (ERP) studies of motivated attention in schizophrenia typically show
intact sensitivity to affective vs. non-affective images depicting diverse types of content …

The COVID‐19 pandemic and social distancing have directly impacted the socioeconomic
well‐being of most Americans. Veterans with psychosis (PSY) and Veterans who were …

The identified prevalence of cognitive impairment in people experiencing homelessness has
placed a focus on the use of measures of cognition to predict functioning and ability to move …

Community integration problems are fundamental to psychosis and are part of the diagnostic
criteria for schizophrenia, but there is a lack of relevant researches and validated scales …

Introduction: The relationship between homelessness and brain injury is a growing area of
interest in the literature. Several studies have used cognitive screening tools to ascertain the …

Event-related potential (ERP) studies of motivated attention in schizophrenia typically show
intact sensitivity to affective vs. non-affective images depicting diverse types of content …