... these reasons. Jack Tsai can be contacted at: jack.tsai@uth.tmc.edu 23 10 2019 02 03 2020 24 03 2020 26 03 2020 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2020 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Housing Homelessness Public health Marginalization Sex...

... variation in public health responses to homelessness. Originality/value The paper offers considerable insight from a comparative policy perspective into the nature of healthcare provision for homeless people in the devolved regions. For Chaney the concept of “issue salience” provides an explanatory...

... fashions, and contemporary film culture in the sub-headings. Findings – Prioritising pedestrians in urban areas and encouraging walking would have beneficial impacts in terms of public health and environmental quality and deliver economic savings. Originality/value – With increasing focus...

... Psychologically informed environments Pathways Entry points United Kingdom Homelessness Public health The Wellbeing Service is a primary care‐level mental health service for people who are homeless or vulnerably housed. It is run as a partnership between Second Step and St Mungo's, based in the Compass...

... travelled for individuals is an important motivator for individual clients, staff and commissioners. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Psychologically informed environments Austerity Service philosophies United Kingdom Public health Service delivery Homelessness This good...

... to identify their own needs. Annie Whelan can be contacted at: annie@selfmotiv8.co.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Psychologically informed environments Advocacy Service user training and engagement United Kingdom Homelessness Public health Service delivery I am currently...

... at: tom.harrison@nhs.net © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Psychologically informed environments Therapeutic communities Enabling environment Social therapy United Kingdom Homelessness Public health Perhaps the whole tone of modern approaches to therapy is summarised by the term...

... run away under the age of 16 are significantly more likely than other children and young people to experience youth and adult homelessness post 16 (Rees and Smeaton, 2001 ; Shelter, 2011 ; Smeaton, 2009). Psychologically informed environments Young runaways Risk Resilience Public health...

... teams, as it may require changes to current service policies and training of staff at all levels in an organisation. John Conolly can be contacted at: jconolly@nhs.net © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Psychologically informed environments United Kingdom Public health...

... commissioning to commission services that are psychologically informed and holistic, although it may be hard to ensure services remain user‐focused and not disjointed if split up for tendering. Public health leadership on the new Health and Wellbeing Boards will be crucial to integrate services so the new...

...@second‐step.co.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Psychologically informed environments Practice learning United Kingdom Homelessness Public health Developing and integrating the various strands was taken forward by Eric Davis who joined Second Step as a Consultant...

...Robin Johnson Purpose The aim of this paper is to comment on current evolving UK policy in public health and social housing; and especially to outline “blind spots” in conventional health research approaches that have tended to obscure the evidence and potential in collaborative working. Design...