Psychiatrische Praxis · 2023
[Homelessness Among People with Mental Illness - Using the Example of a Growing German City].
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Koschig Maria, Böhm-Beck Martha, Conrad Ines, Seyde Thomas, Pabst Alexander, Riedel-Heller Steffi G
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: The present study investigated the development of homelessness among people with mental illness using the example of a growing German city.
METHODS: Eight psychosocial community centres estimated how many of their clients had become homeless in the previous year of care from 2008 to 2019. A random effects negative binominal (RENB) regression model was developed to investigate the change of homelessness over time.
RESULTS: The number of homeless, mentally ill clients of the psychosocial community centres increased significantly from 2008 to 2019 (IRR=1.26; 95-CI=1.16-1.36; p<.001). Every year, homelessness had an average increase of 26%.
CONCLUSION: The problem of homelessness among mentally ill people has worsened in the investigated region during the past few years. Existing support services must be assessed and community-based support services expanded.
METHODS: Eight psychosocial community centres estimated how many of their clients had become homeless in the previous year of care from 2008 to 2019. A random effects negative binominal (RENB) regression model was developed to investigate the change of homelessness over time.
RESULTS: The number of homeless, mentally ill clients of the psychosocial community centres increased significantly from 2008 to 2019 (IRR=1.26; 95-CI=1.16-1.36; p<.001). Every year, homelessness had an average increase of 26%.
CONCLUSION: The problem of homelessness among mentally ill people has worsened in the investigated region during the past few years. Existing support services must be assessed and community-based support services expanded.