With this study we show that homeless people belong to an extremely vulnerable group with an variety of serious diseases in a shorter life and that they do not die from homelessness but from preventable and/or treatable causes and health problems. In terms of accessibility of care, a constant fight against deterioration was needed -homeless people have lost their health care insurance since 2015 if they have no longer their address-and we have presented recommendations for future research and improvement and policies to prevent homelessness.

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J.P. Mackenbach (Johan)
Erasmus University Rotterdam
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Slockers, M. (2021, November 16). Mortality, Health Problems and Access to Care for Homeless People. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/1765/136987