1. Muckle W, Turnbull J. Sheltering the homeless [editorial]. CMAJ 2006; 175 (10): 1177. 2.
Spence S, Stevens R, Parks R. Cognitive dysfunction in homeless adults: a systematic …

Background: Homeless people are more likely to have chronic medical conditions and to
encounter barriers to health care than the general population. In this study we identify …

1. Muckle W, Turnbull J. Sheltering the homeless [editorial]. CMAJ 2006; 175 (10): 1177. 2.
Spence S, Stevens R, Parks R. Cognitive dysfunction in homeless adults: a systematic …

The intention of this thesis is to discover how care can be improved in homeless patients
with diabetes mellitus. The thesis will create evidence-based recommendations for …

Background, Significance, and Rationale: There are few studies assessing specific barriers
to care for homeless patients with diagnosed diabetes, despite evidence that homeless …

Objectives Persons with lived experience of homelessness face many challenges in
managing their diabetes, including purchasing and storing medications, procuring healthy …

Homelessness is a significant public health concern, with a substantial homeless population
in England. Homeless individuals face unique challenges, including a heightened risk of …

Background Diabetes is a chronic medical condition that requires patients to be actively
engaged in intensive self-management to achieve optimal clinical outcomes. Unfortunately …

Each year in the US, an estimated 2.3–3.5 million individuals are homeless [1].
Homelessness has a complicated association with poor health. People at risk for losing their …

Objectives Recent studies investigating diabetes show that inequalities to access
appropriate care still persists. Whilst most of the general population are able to access a …