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Critical Time Intervention for Homelessness
Study Summary
This trial will help determine if an evidence-based practice called Critical Time Intervention can help improve housing outcomes for homeless Veterans.
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What is the primary focus of this research initiative?
"This trial's primary assessment, spreading over a timespan of 6-18 months after implementation start date, is to measure Fidelity to CTI. Secondary objectives involve evaluating the Cost of CTI as Implemented (monthly cost per GPD case management Veteran served), Hospitalisation rates (number of days between entry into GPD and hospitalisation; number of bed days) and also the Cost of Implementation Strategies (dollars spent on REP versus enhanced REP)."
Are there still opportunities to get involved with this medical experiment?
"According to clinicaltrials.gov, this medical trial is currently not looking for candidates - the initial posting was on October 1st 2021 and it has been edited as recently as April 4th 2022. Nevertheless, 8 other studies are actively recruiting patients at present."
Does Critical Time Intervention present any risks to its recipients?
"CTI's safety rating is tentative, garnering a score of 1. This reflects the limited data backing its efficacy and security at this early stage of development."
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