1. Díez El. (1996)(13)
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Assess a social assistance and health monitoring program aimed at homeless people. |
*Relationship with services: number and frequency of hospitalization; Health-disease conditions. |
2. Orwin RG. (1999)(14)
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Study an intervention program for homeless people with alcohol and other drug problems. |
♠ Relationship with services: reasons for staying and leaving the program; Social inclusion: homeless time and satisfaction with housing; Health-disease conditions: frequency of substance use. |
3. Lam JÁ. (2000)(15)
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Study the relationship between improvement of quality of life among homeless people with severe mental illness. |
*Psychological characteristics: improvement of quality of life; Social inclusion: homeless time, satisfaction with housing, social support, employment and income; Health-disease condition: frequency of substance use. |
4. Rosenheck RA. (2001)(16)
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Assess post-discharge changes in health status and in the use of services associated with a community treatment model. |
*User relationship with services: reasons for permanence and exit of the program; Model fidelitya. |
5. Cook J. (2011)(17)
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Study the results of 4,778 homeless people with severe mental illness enrolled in the Community Care Access Program and Effective Services and Support. |
*User relationship with services: legal assistance and justice system; Social inclusion: social support, employment and income; Health-disease conditions: frequency of substance use, improvement of physical, mental and sexual health. |
6. Clark C. (2003)(18)
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Compare the effectiveness of two types of service programs in improving homelessness among people with severe mental illness. |
*Social inclusion: homeless time, satisfaction with housing; Health-disease conditions: frequency of substance use; improving physical, mental and sexual health; Model fidelityto. |
7. Yanos PT. (2004)(19)
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Investigate the response to housing and experience of integration in the community of former homeless people with severe mental illness. |
♣Psychological characteristics: general satisfaction with life and health, subjective and functional results, life choices/changes, sense of security and protection; Social inclusion: improvement of interpersonal relationships, social and community participation; Health-disease conditions: improvement of physical, mental and infectious conditions. |
8. Jarjoura D. (2004)(20)
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Check the efficacy of screening and treatment for depression among outpatients living on the streets. |
*Psychological characteristics: improvement of quality of life; Health-disease conditions: improvement of physical, mental and sexual health, assessment of mental disorders, improvement of physical, mental and infectious conditions. |
9. Graham-Jones S. (2004)(21)
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Assess the effectiveness of a health advocate with homeless people in a primary care environment. |
*User relationship with services: access and use of health services, access to the therapeutic project; Psychological characteristics: quality of life; Social inclusion: homeless time, satisfaction with housing, support and social support; Health-disease conditions: frequency of substance use; improvement of physical, mental and sexual conditions. |
10. Nelson G. (2005)(22)
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Determine whether housing acquisition is associated with improvements in social support, community integration, significant activity and other aspects. |
*Psychological characteristics: changes in life and feeling of hope. |
11. Cheng AL. (2008)(23)
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Assess the impact of gender on the results of a public policy intervention aimed at homeless people with mental illness. |
*Psychological characteristics: victimization; Social inclusion: homeless time, satisfaction with housing, improvement of interpersonal relationships, social and community participation, support and social support; Health-disease conditions: frequency of substance use. |
12. Savage CL. (2008)(24)
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Compare specific health outcomes in a group of homeless people who received intervention from a nurse. |
*User relationship with services: access and use of health services; Psychological characteristics: improvement of quality of life; Health-disease conditions: frequency of substance use. |
13. McGuire J. (2009)(25)
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Examine the hypothesis that a clinical demonstration integrating primary care and mental health services can improve homeless people’s health. |
*User relationship with services: improvement of access to care. |
14. Herman D. (2011)(26)
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Assess the effectiveness of the Critical Time Intervention model. |
*User relationship with services: complying with the therapeutic project; Social inclusion: homeless time and satisfaction with housing. |
15. Van Vugt MD. (2011)(27)
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Investigate the association between model fidelity and outcome in the Dutch health system. |
*User relationship with services: access and use of health services, frequency of hospitalization, doctor-patient relationship; Psychological characteristics: specific psychological care needs of homeless people, help-seeking behavior, mental and social functioning; Social inclusion: housing stability, housing status, time without satisfaction with housing, improvement of interpersonal relationships, social and community participation, employment and income; Model fidelitya. |
16. Tsai J. (2011)(28)
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Assess the satisfaction of housing of homeless people who received accommodation. |
*Psychological characteristics: general satisfaction with life and health, subjective and functional results; Social inclusion: housing status, homeless time and satisfaction with housing. |
17. Padgett DK. (2011)(29)
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Investigate substance abuse use treatment services among homeless people with mental illnesses enrolled in the Housing First and Treatment First programs. |
♣User relationship with service: experiences in services; Psychological characteristics: physical and psychological needs, specific needs of homeless people; help-seeking behavior and mental and social functioning, clinical, existential, functional, physical and social recovery; Social inclusion: improvement of interpersonal relationships, social and community participation; Health-disease conditions: frequency of substance use; improved physical, mental and sexual health. |
18. Patterson M. (2012)(30)
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Study the findings of the Homelessness Intervention Project. |
*User relationship with services: access and use of health services, frequency of hospitalization, legal assistance, justice system; Social inclusion: support, social support, employment and income; Health-disease conditions: frequency of substance use. |
19. Tomita A. (2012)(31)
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Study the impact of Critical Time Intervention on reducing rehospitalization among former homeless people with severe mental illness. |
*User relationship with services: frequency of hospitalization; Social inclusion: housing stability, housing status and homeless time. |
20. Krabbenborg MAM. (2013)(32)
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Examine the effectiveness of Houvast in Dutch services for young homeless people. |
*User relationship with services: access and use of health services, increased confidence in professionals; Psychological characteristics: improved quality of life, care and psychological needs, specific needs of homeless people, coping, resilience and intellectual disability; Health-disease conditions: frequency of substance use; improved physical, mental and sexual health. |
21. Kertesz SG. (2013)(33)
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Compare the experiences of care of homeless people in health organizations. |
*User relationship with services: doctor-patient relationship, quality of primary care, improvement of access to care; Psychological characteristics: physical and psychological needs, specific needs of homeless people, general satisfaction with life and health, subjective and functional outcomes, and behavioral model; Social inclusion: time without a roof and satisfaction with housing; Health-disease conditions: frequency of substance use, improvement of physical, mental and sexual health. |
22. Patterson ML. (2014)(34)
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Investigate community integration among homeless adults with mental illness. |
*Social inclusion: improvement of interpersonal relationships, social and community participation; Health-disease conditions: frequency of substance use, assessment of mental disorders, medical conditions and infectious diseases. |
23. Padgett DK. (2016)(35)
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Investigate the recovery trajectory of 38 homeless people enrolled in housing support programs. |
♣ Psychological characteristics: clinical, existential, functional, physical and social recovery. |
24. Kriegel LS. (2016)(36)
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Compare housing first model fidelity and residential customer outcomes between forensic and non-forensic programs. |
♣ Model fidelitya. |
25. Wittenberg E. (2016)(37)
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Demonstrate the application of the Best-Worst Scale in a primary care environment. |
*Best-worst scaling (provider, configuration, procedure, fears and concerns). |
26. Tsai J. (2019)(38)
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Investigate changes in the physical health of homeless people who participate in a housing program and the associations between changes in physical health, housing status and trust in care providers. |
*User relationship with service: increased trust in professionals; Psychological characteristics: improved quality of life, satisfaction with life and health, subjective and functional outcomes; Social inclusion: time without a roof; Health-disease conditions: frequency of substance use, assessment of mental disorders, medical conditions and infectious diseases, and effectiveness of medical conditions. |
27. Varley Al. (2020)(39)
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Investigate the main domains of primary care from a homeless person-centered model. |
♣User relationship with service: access and use of health services, treatment to the therapeutic project, increased trust in professionals and doctor-patient relationship; Psychological characteristics: care and psychological needs, specific needs of homeless people; Social inclusion: improvement of interpersonal relationships, social and community participation; Health-disease conditions: frequency of substance use. |
28. Chhabra M. (2020)(40)
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Investigate how housing stability affected the management of chronic diseases and social and community relations. |
♣User relationship with service: access and use of health services; Psychological characteristics: feeling of security and protection, management of acute and chronic conditions; Social Inclusion: time without a roof, satisfaction with housing, improvement of interpersonal relationships, social and community participation; Health-disease conditions: frequency of substance use. |
29. Zeitler M. (2020)(41)
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Investigate the impact of the prevalence of chronic conditions and use of health care in a clinic for homeless people. |
*User relationship with service: access and use of health services, access to the therapeutic project, quality of primary care; Social inclusion: support and social support; Health-disease conditions: frequency of substance use, improvement of physical, mental and sexual health, and effectiveness of medical conditions. |