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Does Housing Improve Health Care Utilization and Costs? A Longitudinal Analysis of Health Administrative Data Linked to a Cohort of Individuals With a History of Homelessness

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BACKGROUND: Individuals who are homeless have complex health care needs, which contribute to the frequent use of health services. In this study, we investigated the relationship between housing and health care utilization among adults with a history of homelessness in Ontario. METHODS: Survey data from a 4-year prospective cohort study were linked with administrative health records in Ontario. Ann…

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1 Kathryn Wiens Corresponding St. Michael's Hospital (CA) University of Toronto (CA) +1
2 Rosane A. Nisenbaum St. Michael's Hospital (CA) MAP Centre for Urban Health So… (CA)
3 Ewa Sucha Institute for Clinical Evaluat… (CA) —
4 Tim Aubry University of Ottawa (CA) Centre for Research on Educati… (CA)
5 Susan Farrell Royal Ottawa Mental Health Cen… (CA)
6 Anita Palepu Corresponding University of British Columbia (CA) St. Paul's Hospital (CA) +1
7 Arnaud Duhoux St. Michael's Hospital (CA) MAP Centre for Urban Health So… (CA) +1
8 Anne Gadermann University of British Columbia (CA) St. Paul's Hospital (CA) +2
9 Stephen W. Hwang St. Michael's Hospital (CA) University of Toronto (CA) +1
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