Multimorbidity and emergency department visits by a homeless population: a database study in specialist general practice

RT @ShazzaHudson: Good to catch up ... @Megs_Armstrong @carolineshulman Here's the Birmingham research I referred to https://t.co/vzUy3…

RT @ShazzaHudson: Good to catch up ... @Megs_Armstrong @carolineshulman Here's the Birmingham research I referred to https://t.co/vzUy3…

Thanks Sharon. Great to catch up and really looking forward to collaborating further

Good to catch up ... @Megs_Armstrong @carolineshulman Here's the Birmingham research I referred to https://t.co/vzUy3Re3ru

RT @ardengem: Multimorbidity and emergency department visits by a homeless population: a database study in specialist general practice from…

Multimorbidity and emergency department visits by a homeless population: a database study in specialist general practice from @BJGPjournal Their emergency department visit rate is 60 times that of the general population. https://t.co/epKEuJ6rZR

RT @BJGPjournal: Multimorbidity, substance misuse, alcohol dependence, and hepatitis C are highly prevalent among people experiencing homel…

Multimorbidity and emergency department visits by a homeless population: a database study in specialist general practice #ken https://t.co/iHlwmbmDdI

RT @BJGPjournal: Multimorbidity, substance misuse, alcohol dependence, and hepatitis C are highly prevalent among people experiencing homel…

RT @BJGPjournal: Multimorbidity, substance misuse, alcohol dependence, and hepatitis C are highly prevalent among people experiencing homel…

RT @BJGPjournal: Multimorbidity, substance misuse, alcohol dependence, and hepatitis C are highly prevalent among people experiencing homel…

RT @BJGPjournal: Multimorbidity, substance misuse, alcohol dependence, and hepatitis C are highly prevalent among people experiencing homel…

Multimorbidity, substance misuse, alcohol dependence, and hepatitis C are highly prevalent among people experiencing homelessness, who have an emergency department visit rate 60 times that of the general population https://t.co/ozQr37ipfN https://t.co/umOv

Multimorbilidade nos sem-abrigo: 60x mais idas à urgência, prevalência mais elevada q na pop-geral da mesma idade, maior fragmentação de cuidados. Os mais doentes e os q menos acesso têm. De novo Tudor Hart cheio de razão https://t.co/xjrzBXeBWS #observac

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RT @justbish71: Multimorbidity and emergency department visits by a homeless population: a database study in specialist general practice |…

RT @PathwayUK: Homeless patients 60X more likely to attend A&E, and yet we still struggle to get real engagement at the system level. #incl…

RT @ShazzaHudson: Homeless Health in Birmingham. Prevalence of substance (13.5%) and alcohol dependence (21.3%), hepatitis C (6.3%), and m…

RT @ShazzaHudson: Homeless Health in Birmingham. Prevalence of substance (13.5%) and alcohol dependence (21.3%), hepatitis C (6.3%), and m…

RT @ShazzaHudson: Homeless Health in Birmingham. Prevalence of substance (13.5%) and alcohol dependence (21.3%), hepatitis C (6.3%), and m…

Homeless Health in Birmingham. Prevalence of substance (13.5%) and alcohol dependence (21.3%), hepatitis C (6.3%), and multimorbidity (21.3%) were markedly higher than in the general population. A third had visited A&E in the preceding 12 months. htt

RT @PathwayUK: Homeless patients 60X more likely to attend A&E, and yet we still struggle to get real engagement at the system level. #incl…

RT @SaraKetteley: Housing IS a health intervention and we need to change the system to respond to where the need is #inclusionhealth. Being…

RT @profgayecunnane: Multiple co-morbidities and frequent ED attendance in homeless patients - echoes important work being done by @ClionaN…

RT @PathwayUK: Homeless patients 60X more likely to attend A&E, and yet we still struggle to get real engagement at the system level. #incl…

RT @SaraKetteley: Housing IS a health intervention and we need to change the system to respond to where the need is #inclusionhealth. Being…

RT @PathwayUK: Homeless patients 60X more likely to attend A&E, and yet we still struggle to get real engagement at the system level. #incl…

RT @SaraKetteley: Housing IS a health intervention and we need to change the system to respond to where the need is #inclusionhealth. Being…

RT @SaraKetteley: Housing IS a health intervention and we need to change the system to respond to where the need is #inclusionhealth. Being…

RT @PathwayUK: Homeless patients 60X more likely to attend A&E, and yet we still struggle to get real engagement at the system level. #incl…

The @healthdpt Review of Urgent & Energency Care should consider the homeless as another community in critical need as part of their review @SimonCommNI @ShelterNI https://t.co/fgmlDkpAfU

RT @SaraKetteley: Housing IS a health intervention and we need to change the system to respond to where the need is #inclusionhealth. Being…

RT @profgayecunnane: Multiple co-morbidities and frequent ED attendance in homeless patients - echoes important work being done by @ClionaN…

RT @SaraKetteley: Housing IS a health intervention and we need to change the system to respond to where the need is #inclusionhealth. Being…

RT @SaraKetteley: Housing IS a health intervention and we need to change the system to respond to where the need is #inclusionhealth. Being…

RT @SaraKetteley: Housing IS a health intervention and we need to change the system to respond to where the need is #inclusionhealth. Being…

Housing IS a health intervention and we need to change the system to respond to where the need is #inclusionhealth. Being housed massively reduces A&e use

RT @profgayecunnane: Multiple co-morbidities and frequent ED attendance in homeless patients - echoes important work being done by @ClionaN…

RT @PathwayUK: Homeless patients 60X more likely to attend A&E, and yet we still struggle to get real engagement at the system level. #incl…

Multimorbidity and emergency department visits by a homeless population: a database study in specialist general practice | British Journal of General Practice https://t.co/Xn9gWpKssL

RT @profgayecunnane: Multiple co-morbidities and frequent ED attendance in homeless patients - echoes important work being done by @ClionaN…

RT @PathwayUK: Homeless patients 60X more likely to attend A&E, and yet we still struggle to get real engagement at the system level. #incl…

RT @PathwayUK: Homeless patients 60X more likely to attend A&E, and yet we still struggle to get real engagement at the system level. #incl…

RT @profgayecunnane: Multiple co-morbidities and frequent ED attendance in homeless patients - echoes important work being done by @ClionaN…

RT @PathwayUK: Homeless patients 60X more likely to attend A&E, and yet we still struggle to get real engagement at the system level. #incl…

RT @PathwayUK: Homeless patients 60X more likely to attend A&E, and yet we still struggle to get real engagement at the system level. #incl…

RT @PathwayUK: Homeless patients 60X more likely to attend A&E, and yet we still struggle to get real engagement at the system level. #incl…

Multiple co-morbidities and frequent ED attendance in homeless patients - echoes important work being done by @ClionaNi @austinoc_austin @SafetynetPC and others in the Irish setting #inclusionhealth @HSELive

RT @PathwayUK: Homeless patients 60X more likely to attend A&E, and yet we still struggle to get real engagement at the system level. #incl…

RT @PathwayUK: Homeless patients 60X more likely to attend A&E, and yet we still struggle to get real engagement at the system level. #incl…

RT @PathwayUK: Homeless patients 60X more likely to attend A&E, and yet we still struggle to get real engagement at the system level. #incl…

RT @PathwayUK: Homeless patients 60X more likely to attend A&E, and yet we still struggle to get real engagement at the system level. #incl…

RT @HomelessEOLC: The emergency department visit rate for people experiencing homelessness is 60 times that of the general population... re…

RT @PathwayUK: Homeless patients 60X more likely to attend A&E, and yet we still struggle to get real engagement at the system level. #incl…

The emergency department visit rate for people experiencing homelessness is 60 times that of the general population... resulting in fragmented care.

Homeless patients 60X more likely to attend A&E, and yet we still struggle to get real engagement at the system level. #inclusionhealth Multimorbidity and emergency department visits by a homeless population: a database study in specialist general prac

RT @pbmenshealth: New study of health of homeless people in England: 90% male, 14% prevalence substance & 21% alcohol dependence. Multimorb…

RT @pbmenshealth: New study of health of homeless people in England: 90% male, 14% prevalence substance & 21% alcohol dependence. Multimorb…

RT @pbmenshealth: New study of health of homeless people in England: 90% male, 14% prevalence substance & 21% alcohol dependence. Multimorb…

RT @pbmenshealth: New study of health of homeless people in England: 90% male, 14% prevalence substance & 21% alcohol dependence. Multimorb…

RT @pbmenshealth: New study of health of homeless people in England: 90% male, 14% prevalence substance & 21% alcohol dependence. Multimorb…

RT @pbmenshealth: New study of health of homeless people in England: 90% male, 14% prevalence substance & 21% alcohol dependence. Multimorb…

RT @pbmenshealth: New study of health of homeless people in England: 90% male, 14% prevalence substance & 21% alcohol dependence. Multimorb…

RT @pbmenshealth: New study of health of homeless people in England: 90% male, 14% prevalence substance & 21% alcohol dependence. Multimorb…

RT @pbmenshealth: New study of health of homeless people in England: 90% male, 14% prevalence substance & 21% alcohol dependence. Multimorb…

RT @pbmenshealth: New study of health of homeless people in England: 90% male, 14% prevalence substance & 21% alcohol dependence. Multimorb…

RT @pbmenshealth: New study of health of homeless people in England: 90% male, 14% prevalence substance & 21% alcohol dependence. Multimorb…

RT @pbmenshealth: New study of health of homeless people in England: 90% male, 14% prevalence substance & 21% alcohol dependence. Multimorb…

New study of health of homeless people in England: 90% male, 14% prevalence substance & 21% alcohol dependence. Multimorbidity prevalence (21%) much higher than in general pop. 33% visited the emergency department in last12 months. New approach needed.

Multimorbidity and emergency department visits by a homeless population: a database study in specialist general practice finds high prevalence of substance and alcohol dependence, and hepatitis C, BJGP https://t.co/7HlxI4yIyK @BJGPjournal https://t.co/HTx

And this study of people experiencing homelessness reported over half as smokers https://t.co/ahjblHjm9s

Source article by Matthew Bowen, et al. https://t.co/P2GNqnh8E1 #health #homelessness #homeless #meded #addiction #mentalhealth #infections #healthcare #policy #EmergencyMedicine

RT @HarryAEvans: 33% of homeless people at a specialist centre had visited ED in the preceding 12 months. "Diversification of services unde…

Multimorbidity and emergency department visits by a homeless population: a database study in specialist general practice https://t.co/yruq6GCIzn

RT @HarryAEvans: 33% of homeless people at a specialist centre had visited ED in the preceding 12 months. "Diversification of services unde…

RT @HarryAEvans: 33% of homeless people at a specialist centre had visited ED in the preceding 12 months. "Diversification of services unde…

RT @andrewbrown365: I see that @SarahBur is one of the authors of this paper on homeless people's health and their use of ED - as you'd exp…

An integrated, proactive (and highly responsive) programme of care for an identified cohort of ppl with complex needs such as the homeless, working across all settings of care required! Community and patient led. @BenRichardson49 @hannahjfarrar

RT @axelheitmueller: Why is @PathwayUK not scaling? https://t.co/qenNoI8L1i

RT @BJGPjournal: BJGP in the News: Multimorbidity and emergency department visits by a homeless population - https://t.co/pF0m8GewNj Homel…

RT @andrewbrown365: I see that @SarahBur is one of the authors of this paper on homeless people's health and their use of ED - as you'd exp…

Why is @PathwayUK not scaling?

33% of homeless people at a specialist centre had visited ED in the preceding 12 months. "Diversification of services under one roof, preventive services, and multidisciplinary care are imperative." https://t.co/Q5fgX4dbig

RT @andrewbrown365: I see that @SarahBur is one of the authors of this paper on homeless people's health and their use of ED - as you'd exp…

RT @andrewbrown365: I see that @SarahBur is one of the authors of this paper on homeless people's health and their use of ED - as you'd exp…

Multimorbidity and emergency department visits by a homeless population https://t.co/pF0m8GewNj

BJGP in the News: Multimorbidity and emergency department visits by a homeless population - https://t.co/pF0m8GewNj Homeless people are 60 times more likely to visit A&E, study shows https://t.co/JYcFQr0KIO

RT @andrewbrown365: I see that @SarahBur is one of the authors of this paper on homeless people's health and their use of ED - as you'd exp…

I see that @SarahBur is one of the authors of this paper on homeless people's health and their use of ED - as you'd expect very high levels of need around alcohol (21%) and drug (13.5%) dependence which are associated with ~3 times higher use of ED https:/

RT @Cox_A_R: @unibirmingham Link to paper https://t.co/iyVMzKUcjK

@unibirmingham Link to paper https://t.co/iyVMzKUcjK

RT @raj_psyc: GP database study #Homelessness increases emergency department visits (60 times more) High rates of #Multimorbidity, drug & a…

RT @raj_psyc: GP database study #Homelessness increases emergency department visits (60 times more) High rates of #Multimorbidity, drug & a…

GP database study #Homelessness increases emergency department visits (60 times more) High rates of #Multimorbidity, drug & alcohol problems Higher mortality, important to ensure healthcare (& housing) https://t.co/SD6DJjwUX3