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Title: Managed alcohol programmes: Scoping the potential of a novel intervention to help prevent infection (COVID-19) for people experiencing alcohol dependency and homelessness - Staff
Other Titles: COVID-19 MAPs Study Briefing - Staff
Author(s): Parkes, Tessa
Carver, Hannah
Matheson, Catriona
Pauly, Bernie
McCulloch, Peter
Browne, Tania
Masterton, Wendy
Booth, Hazel
Citation: Parkes T, Carver H, Matheson C, Pauly B, McCulloch P, Browne T, Masterton W & Booth H (2021) Managed alcohol programmes: Scoping the potential of a novel intervention to help prevent infection (COVID-19) for people experiencing alcohol dependency and homelessness [COVID-19 MAPs Study Briefing - Staff]. Chief Scientist Office. University of Stirling.
Issue Date: 27-Sep-2021
Date Deposited: 26-Oct-2021
Abstract: Homelessness affects a significant number of people in Scotland, and access to healthcare can be challenging for this group. During COVID-19, people who are homeless are more vulnerable due to their increased risk of respiratory disease and difficulty in self-isolating. Lockdown restrictions can be challenging for those dependent on alcohol.
Type: Project Report
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1893/33514
Rights: Authors retain copyright. Proper attribution of authorship and correct citation details should be given.
Affiliation: Faculty of Social Sciences
Sociology, Social Policy & Criminology
Faculty of Social Sciences
University of Victoria
University of Dundee
Faculty of Social Sciences
Faculty of Social Sciences
Faculty of Social Sciences
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