Experiencing homelessness is associated with poor health, high levels of chronic disease
and high premature mortality. Experiencing homelessness is known to be socially …

Introduction People who are homeless or vulnerably housed are subject to
disproportionately high risks of physical and mental illness and are further disadvantaged by …

Abstract Background Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are associated with increased
morbidity and mortality, lower levels of distress tolerance, and greater emotional …

Objective Access to palliative and end-of-life (EOL) care might be influenced by knowledge,
attitudes, and representations of these practices. Socioeconomic factors might then affect …

Previous research has utilized survey and administrative data to document health problems
among Housing First (HF) residents; however, little is known about residents' personal …

Background: End of life (EOL) care planning is important for aging adults given the growing
prevalence of chronic medical conditions in the US. The Portable Orders for Life Sustaining …

Objective People experiencing homelessness often encounter progressive illness (es)
earlier and are at increased risk of mortality compared to the housed population. There are …

The notion of equity in health manifests itself in modern societies through different ideas and
operational proposals. Concerning homeless persons, equity dialogues with equality and …

RESUMO A noção de equidade em saúde se manifesta nas sociedades modernas por meio
de diferentes ideias e propostas operacionais. No que diz respeito às pessoas em situação …

This chapter explores problematic alcohol use at the end-of-life. It examines the challenges
from experts by experience, family and carer perspectives in supporting someone using …