King County (Seattle) Equity & Social Justice Strategic Plan
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Ethical and Cultural Issues
Book: An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States
Author Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz: Download Research (PDF)
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Clinical and Ethical Challenges of Permanent Supportive Housing
Presented at the 2015 National Health Care for the Homeless Conference by Joshua Bamberger, Jan Caughlan, and Amy Noack: View Slides (PDF)
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#BlackLivesMatter – A Challenge to the Medical & Public Health Communities
Mary T. Basset, M.D., M.P.H. for the New England Journal of Medicine. Download Research (PDF)
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The Trauma of Racism
The McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research Download Research (PDF)
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Video: The little problem I had renting a house
Presented by TedX Columbus: Watch Video (Link)
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Health Interventions for people who are homeless
Presented by The Lancet, authors: Hwang SW, Burns T. This article provides an overview of various health interventions and care models that have proven to be effective in providing care to people experiencing homelessness, including primary care approaches, mental health care, permanent supportive housing, and medical respite care. Download Research (PDF)
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Examining the relationship between health-related need and the receipt of care by participants experiencing homelessness and mental illness.
Presented by BMC Health Services Research, Authors: Currie LB, Patterson ML, Moniruzzaman A, McCandless LC, Somers JM. The correlation between homelessness and mental illness has long been established, but how does this impact health service use? This study suggests that there may be a gap between need and utilization of services. Download Research (PDF)