Comparison of homeless clinic attenders with and without psychotic illness.
Olav NielssenNaidene JonesHayden FoungAmelia NielssenLauren StaplesMatthew LargePublished in: The Australian and New Zealand journal of psychiatry (2019)
The results demonstrate the homeless with psychotic illness are particularly disabled and disadvantaged, often have multiple comorbid conditions, and many have been unable to maintain public housing tenancy. The inability of many of the homeless mentally ill to maintain public housing tenancy suggests the need for more supported housing to help the chronically homeless with psychotic illness maintain tenancy.