The objective of this study was to examine type of services US veterans seek when they
experience homelessness, characteristics associated with service use, and reasons for not …

Introduction Vulnerably housed individuals access emergency departments (EDs) more
frequently than the general population. Despite Canada's universal public health care …

The homeless population remains understudied, and their victimisation is unreported,
especially homeless victims of homicide. With the number of people faced with …

Background Before medically advised (BMA) discharge, which refers to patients leaving the
hospital at their own discretion, is associated with higher rates of readmission and death in …

Background Equity-deserving groups (EDGs) have increased emergency department (ED)
use, and often report negative ED care. Past studies have largely been qualitative and suffer …

Homelessness is a social problem that has plagued the United States for decades. as early
as 1987, veterans were identified has making up a large proportion of people living …

From a criminological life-course and developmental perspective, military service acts as a
positive life event for most individuals. For others, it can serve as a catalyst for maladaptive …

Bakgrund: Hemlöshet är ett globalt problem med över 1, 6 miljarder drabbade. Orsakerna är
komplexa, inkluderande fattigdom, missbruk och psykisk ohälsa. I Sverige finns ca 33 000 …

Homelessness among veterans in the United States is a multifaceted social and health
concern that has continued to increase despite immense efforts to minimize and eliminate …