Social Exclusion: The Decisions & Dynamics that Drive Racism
by CONNIE M. RAZZA for DEMOS.ORG Download Research (PDF)
Social Exclusion: The Decisions & Dynamics that Drive Racism Read More >>
Clinical Practice
Racial Differences in Addiction and Other Disorders Aren’t Mostly Genetic
BY JENNIFER TSAI FOR SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Read Article (Link)
Racial Differences in Addiction and Other Disorders Aren’t Mostly Genetic Read More >>
Street Medicine Policy & Procedures Manual
Lehigh Valley Health Network Street Medicine Policy & Procedure Outline Download Research (PDF)
Street Medicine Policy & Procedures Manual Read More >>
Adapting Your Practice: Recommendations for the Care of Patients Who Are Homeless or Unstably Housed Living with the Effects of Traumatic Brain Injury
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is the leading cause of death and disability among children and young adults in the United States and is associated with disabilities that may interfere with a person’s capacity to maintain stable housing, employment, and relationships. Research has shown high rates of cognitive impairment among people experiencing homelessness. Our new resource
Recommendations for End-of-Life Care for People Experiencing Homelessness
Presented by Health Care for the Homeless Clinicians’ Network Download Research (PDF)
Recommendations for End-of-Life Care for People Experiencing Homelessness Read More >>
Forced encampment closures: They don’t work and they do harm
Baltimore’s Health Care for the Homeless’ position statement on forced enclosure of encampments, released amidst a round of forced encampment enclosures in Baltimore city. Download Research (PDF)
Forced encampment closures: They don’t work and they do harm Read More >>
Adapting Your Practice: Recommendations for End-of-Life Care for People Experiencing Homelessness
This document is part of the network’s series of practice adaptations developed by clinicians working in HCH projects. Download Research (PDF)
Mobilizer: Self-Care Regimen for the Revolution
As we prepare for another year filled with policy perils, action alerts, and election chaos, we recognize that the most important thing advocates can do is take care of themselves. For this issue we welcome a guest post from the esteemed author and advocate, Matthew Bennett, on self-care during a revolution. Download Research (PDF)
Mobilizer: Self-Care Regimen for the Revolution Read More >>