Clinical Practice

Healing Hands: Network to Study HIV and Homelessness (1998)

To address the special considerations and challenges that primary care providers may face in caring for homeless individuals with HIV, the HCH Clinicians’ Network is undertaking a project focusing on HIV and homelessness, under the direction of John Song, MD, MPH, MAT. Dr. Song is a Fellow in General Internal Medicine at the Johns Hopkins […]

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Abstract (full text available for purchase): Counting the Rural Homeless Population: Methodological Dilemmas |

One important product of this National Institute of Mental Health-funded study is the successful adaptation of methods for field research on homelessness in rural settings. This article identifies the design dilemmas and the process issues in rural studies that are applicable to social work research in rural environments. Download Research (PDF)

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Systems Alliance and Support (SAS): A Program of Intensive Case Management for Chronic Public Inebriates: Seattle

Authors: Cox GB, Meijer L, Carr DI, and Freng SA. Abstract: Systems Alliance and Support (SAS) is a long-term, intensive case management intervention suitable for severely disabled chronic alcoholics. These clients have long histories of alcohol abuse and of unsuccessful treatment for alcoholism, and for our subjects, long histories of homelessness, with a paucity of

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