Raeann Ng, Nilakshi Gunatillaka, Helen Skouteris, David Blane, Claire Blewitt, Suzanne Nielsen, Elizabeth Sturgiss
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Screening for Unstable Housing in a Healthcare Setting.
Objectives: To describe existing tools for screening patients for unstable housing in a healthcare setting. Methods: A literature search was completed to retrieve articles published in the last 10 years on screening patients for unstable housing in a healthcare setting. Results: The current literature on screening patients for homelessness in healthcare settings describes a variety of tools administered by a range of healthcare providers, but all are based in the United States. Conclusion: The studies revealed the potential for effective screening in healthcare settings and positive engagement of patients and providers with screening. Key areas for future research include innovative methods of screening and evaluation of reliability and validity for a broader range of tools.
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