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The effectiveness of case management interventions for the homeless, vulnerably housed and persons with lived experience: A systematic review.

David PonkaEric Nwachukwu AgbataClaire E KendallVicky StergiopoulosOreen MendoncaOlivia MagwoodAmmar SaadBonnie LarsonAnnie Huiru SunNeil AryaTerry HanniganWalter P WodchisAnne AndermannPeter TugwellKevin Pottie
Published in: PloS one (2020)
Case management approaches were found to improve some if not all of the health and social outcomes that were examined in this study. The important factors were likely delivery intensity, the number and type of caseloads, hospital versus community programs and varying levels of participant needs. More research is needed to fully understand how to continue to obtain the increased benefits inherent in intensive case management, even in community settings where feasibility considerations lead to larger caseloads and less-intensive follow-up.
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