Add to ORKGHomeless adults frequently use emergency departments (EDs), yet previous studies investigating ED utilization by the older segment received little attention. This study sought to characterize older homeless adults who utilized local urban EDs.ED encounter
ObjectivesTo examine whether demographic characteristics, health care access, and acute health care ...
OBJECTIVES Persons experiencing homelessness (PEH) are known to be often excluded from primary he...
ObjectivesFor homeless people, emergency departments (ED) are the place of medical care and satisfyi...
Homeless adults frequently use emergency departments (EDs), yet previous studies investigating ED ut...
ObjectiveThe median age of single homeless adults is over 50, yet little is known about their emerge...
Purpose. To determine the extent to which homeless persons in the United States use the emergency de...
There is a subset of patients who visit the emergency department (ED) frequently, and this group is ...
Purpose of the studyOlder homeless adults living in shelters have high rates of geriatric conditions...
Homeless individuals represent a disadvantaged and marginalized group who experience increased rates...
This cross-sectional study used a weighted sample of ED visits contained in the 2010-2015 years of t...
Objectives. This study examined factors associated with emergency department use among homeless and ...
The purpose of this study was to document the clinical and demographic characteristics of the 20 mos...
Copyright © 2012 Barbara Y. DiPietro et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Cre...
Although the number of older adults who are arrested and subject to incarceration in jail is rising ...
Elderly persons are thought to use emergency departments (EDs) disproportionately. This phenomenon h...
ObjectivesTo examine whether demographic characteristics, health care access, and acute health care ...
OBJECTIVES Persons experiencing homelessness (PEH) are known to be often excluded from primary he...
ObjectivesFor homeless people, emergency departments (ED) are the place of medical care and satisfyi...
Homeless adults frequently use emergency departments (EDs), yet previous studies investigating ED ut...
ObjectiveThe median age of single homeless adults is over 50, yet little is known about their emerge...
Purpose. To determine the extent to which homeless persons in the United States use the emergency de...
There is a subset of patients who visit the emergency department (ED) frequently, and this group is ...
Purpose of the studyOlder homeless adults living in shelters have high rates of geriatric conditions...
Homeless individuals represent a disadvantaged and marginalized group who experience increased rates...
This cross-sectional study used a weighted sample of ED visits contained in the 2010-2015 years of t...
Objectives. This study examined factors associated with emergency department use among homeless and ...
The purpose of this study was to document the clinical and demographic characteristics of the 20 mos...
Copyright © 2012 Barbara Y. DiPietro et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Cre...
Although the number of older adults who are arrested and subject to incarceration in jail is rising ...
Elderly persons are thought to use emergency departments (EDs) disproportionately. This phenomenon h...
ObjectivesTo examine whether demographic characteristics, health care access, and acute health care ...
OBJECTIVES Persons experiencing homelessness (PEH) are known to be often excluded from primary he...
ObjectivesFor homeless people, emergency departments (ED) are the place of medical care and satisfyi...