Risk and Resilience Factors for Youth Homelessness in Western Countries: A Systematic Review.
Risk and Resilience Factors for Youth Homelessness in Western Countries: A Systematic Review.
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西方国家青年无家可归者的风险和韧性因素:系统评价。
DOI:
10.1176/appi.ps.202000133
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发表时间:
2022-04-01
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通讯作者:
Niendam TA
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作者:
Grattan RE;Tryon VL;Lara N;Gabrielian SE;Melnikow J;Niendam TA
The experience of homelessness for young people can impact social, emotional and physical development, resulting in poorer physical and mental health outcomes. To reduce rates of homelessness in youth, a better understanding of both risk and resilience is needed to inform future intervention development. This article presents a systematic review of published research reporting risk or resilience factors related to homelessness in young people in Western countries, and integrates this information into a provisional developmental model of homelessness risk in youth. Clinical implications of this model on service development are discussed, and a model for monitoring homelessness risk and resilience factors (HOME) is proposed. After thorough examination for inclusion criteria, 665 abstracts of peer-reviewed quantitative examinations of risk or resilience factors for homelessness in young people (aged 0–25), including an adequate comparison group (e.g., non-homeless) were selected and, following abstract and full text screening, 16 articles were included in this review. Using a primary prevention framework, an explanatory model for the onset of homelessness using risk and resilience factors is proposed. Common risks for youth homelessness identified by this research included difficulties with family, mental health or substance use problems, a history of problem behaviors, a history of foster care, homelessness as a child, or running away. Common protective factors included a supportive family, a college education and high socioeconomic status. Factors impacting homelessness risk in youth differ from adults, with family, foster care and schooling playing a much more important role. This highlights opportunities for youth homelessness prevention strategies, and monitoring.
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作者:
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通讯作者:
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DOI:
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