8 research outputs found
A qualitative study of how people with severe mental illness experience living in sheltered housing with a private fully equipped apartment
Full text linkThe association between residential eviction and syringe sharing among a prospective cohort of street-involved youth
Get PDFMoving on from Permanent Supportive Housing: Facilitating Factors and Barriers among People with Histories of Homelessness
No full textDevelopment of a Measure of Housing and Housing Services
No full textThe Housing Program Measure (HPM) was designed to document critical elements of a range of housing program types and associated services. Qualitative methods, including literature review and open-ended interviews, were used to determine pertinent HPM domains and to develop the pool of items. The measure was pre-tested, and reliability and validity analyses were applied to revise and strengthen the measure. The resulting measure furthers homelessness research by providing a tool that can be used to define housing and housing services interventions across diverse projects and disciplines, to facilitate program management by matching housing resources to the needs of homeless individuals, and to support model development by measuring progress to goals
A domains-based taxonomy of supported accommodation for people with severe and persistent mental illness
No full textA lack of definitional clarity in supported accommodation and the absence of a widely accepted system for classifying supported accommodation models creates barriers to service planning and evaluation
