Значения термина homeless persons на английском

Multiservice treatment programs and tailored interventions for homeless persons are needed.

Conclusions: Our findings indicate that AOD disorders hinder utilization of public sector services by homeless persons.

The burden of disease now disproportionately affects high-risk groups such as migrants, homeless persons, and prisoners.

Conclusions: TB cases among homeless persons in Montreal raise concerns about delayed diagnosis and ongoing local transmission.

Findings underscore the need to provide HIV prevention services to homeless persons and address their housing needs.

We reach the homeless persons unit in the council offices in south London, and take a ticket.

Conclusion: Work therapy can enhance nonvocational outcomes of addiction treatment for homeless persons, although long-term gains remain unknown.

Nearly $4 billion was levied against homeless persons.

Sir, - In his Irishman's Diary of July 19th, Kevin Myers is dismissive about the State's responsibility towards homeless persons.

These one-day, point-in-time snapshots tended to over-represent homeless persons with the most chronic problems, while under-representing those facing situational crises.

Background: Little is known about the health outcomes of clinician-supervised, performance-based, abstinence-contingent therapeutic work programs on homeless persons with addiction disorders.

The closure of a homeless persons unit operated by the Northern Area Health Board (NAHB) of Dublin is a disgrace.

A heavy rain followed the wind, however, and whilst it drenched the hundreds of homeless persons, it also put out the flames.

Results: There were 20 cases of TB in homeless persons, out of 1823 total reported from 1996-2007.

The court was told the girl was free to roam the streets and sometimes stayed on a boat with other homeless persons.

We merged the first stakeholder-accepted enumeration of homeless persons with existing surveillance data to assess TB risk among the homeless in Houston, Texas.