Background People who experience homelessness and those vulnerably housed
experience disproportionately high rates of drug use and associated harms, yet barriers to …

Experiential knowledge is today increasingly valued in health‐care practices, public health
policies and health research and education programs. However, despite popular and …

Background Peer support refers to a process whereby individuals with lived experience of a
particular phenomenon provide support to others by explicitly drawing on their personal …

Background and aims Addressing the burden of disease associated with substance use is a
global priority, yet access to treatment is limited, particularly in low-and middle-income …

Background Homelessness has emerged as a public health priority, with growing numbers
of vulnerable populations despite advances in social welfare. In February 2020, the United …

This study aimed to identify and compare major areas of met and unmet needs reported by
455 homeless or recently housed individuals recruited from emergency shelters, temporary …

While extensive literature documents how criminalisation harms sex workers' health and
rights, limited research has critically examined how interactions between criminal-justice …

Context Patients and community members are engaged in nearly every aspect of health
systems. However, the engagement literature remains siloed and fragmented, which makes …

Access to self-care interventions can improve health outcomes for people experiencing
homelessness Page 1 the bmj | BMJ 2022;376:e068700 | doi: 10.1136/bmj-2021-068700 1 …

Peer providers are increasingly used by mental health programs to engage transition age
youth (TAY, age 16-24) living with serious mental illness. This study elicited TAY clients' …