Problem gambling among homeless clinic attenders.
Toby MachartLucy CooperNaidene JonesAmelia NielssenErin DoughtyLauren StaplesOlav NielssenPublished in: Australasian psychiatry : bulletin of Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (2019)
The findings suggest that earlier attention to problem gambling might reduce the likelihood of becoming homeless, as well as the need for routine enquiry about gambling behaviour, measures to reduce gambling, including expert counselling, restrictions on the availability of addictive forms of gambling and assisting vulnerable individuals with money management.