Expanded Medicaid Provides Access to Substance Use, Mental Health, and Physician Visits to Homeless and Precariously Housed Persons.

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Michael J Cima

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Michael Regier

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Zachary Brown

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Identifying Homelessness among Veterans Using VA Administrative Data: Opportunities to Expand Detection Criteria

Health care and public service use and costs before and after provision of housing for chronically homeless persons with severe alcohol problems

Addiction treatment and stable housing among a cohort of injection drug users

A Cost Analysis of Hospitalizations for Infections Related to Injection Drug Use at a County Safety-Net Hospital in Miami, Florida

Trajectories of recovery among homeless adults with mental illness who participated in a randomised controlled trial of Housing First: a longitudinal, narrative analysis.

A place to call home: study protocol for a longitudinal, mixed methods evaluation of two housing first adaptations in Sydney, Australia

Multidimensional social support and the health of homeless individuals.

Access to housing subsidies, housing status, drug use and HIV risk among low-income U.S. urban residents.

Cost-Effectiveness of Hepatitis C Treatment for People Who Inject Drugs and the Impact of the Type of Epidemic; Extrapolating from Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Barriers to Homeless Persons Acquiring Health Insurance Through the Affordable Care Act

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10.1007/S10900-017-0405-9

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R David Parker

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homelessness

mental health