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How Health Center Care Teams Can Address Health and Housing for Patients Involved With the Justice System
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How Health Center Care Teams Can Address Health and Housing for Patients Involved With the Justice System

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This report provides an overview of both the civil and criminal justice systems in the United States and describes the cyclical relationship between those systems and housing insecurity, including homelessness.

The report outlines potential workflow considerations for health centers working to reduce health disparities for patients and families.

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Author Organization

The National Nurse-Led Care Consortium, the National Health Care for the Homeless Council & the National Center for Medical-Legal Partnership

Publication Date

05.11.2021

Topic Area

Health Care
Social Needs
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