Housing is a significant determinant of health and is widely accepted as a key solution to
address some of the health disparities that exist among the homeless. It is estimated that …

British Psychology Society Textbook of the Year 2020 Why do people who are more socially
connected live longer and have better health than those who are socially isolated? Why are …

Increased time spent at home during COVID-19 exposed inequities in Australian housing
quality and availability. Many Australians lack sufficient space to carry out activities shifted to …

ABSTRACT A systematic review of the occupational therapy literature 1990–2008 was
undertaken with the aim to assess the quality of evidence that supports the role of …

Background People experiencing homelessness have unique health needs and barriers to
medical and behavioral health care (mental health, substance use disorder, and overall well …

Both loneliness and a lack of social integration are associated with serious physical and
psychological health issues. One population highly susceptible to social isolation and …

Objectives Examine whether exits from incarceration lead to homelessness and whether
homelessness leads to incarceration. Methods This paper uses a unique longitudinal …

A key focus of homelessness policy across the Anglophone world is to prevent
homelessness by targeting interventions to those considered “at-risk”, yet the term “at-risk of …

This paper uses survival analysis to model exits from two alternative forms of homelessness:
slee** on the streets ('literal homelessness') and not having a home of one's own …

In this paper, we summarise some of the recent developments within the social sciences in
researching homelessness, in particular, the increasing use of longitudinal administrative …