Homeless veterans are likely to experience Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Homelessness itself is traumatic, and PTSD may exacerbate homelessness risk for veterans …

Background To identify the determinants of health care use among homeless individuals.
Methods Data were taken from the Hamburg survey of homeless individuals (n= 100 …

Women veterans may experience a variety of traumatizing events and conditions before,
during, and after their military service, such as intimate partner violence, military sexual …

PURPOSE High-quality, comprehensive care of vulnerable populations requires
interprofessional ambulatory care teams skilled in addressing complex social, medical, and …

Accurate record linkage depends on the availability and quality of features such as first
name and last name. Privacy preserving record linkage methods using tokenization is …

The increasing rate of homeless women veterans in the United States is presenting new
challenges to society and civilian health services. Identifying women veterans at-risk or …

This study explores the experiences of healthcare providers in addressing the unmet needs
of homeless veterans and individuals experiencing homelessness in San Antonio, Texas …

Abstract Since the United States Armed Forces establishment, the government has sought
equitable health care for African American Veterans. Upon exiting the military, Black …

Housing, or billeting as it is called in the military, is more than shelter; it provides safety and
security, as well as a sense of being established and reprieve from the outside world …