Trajectories and Mental Health-Related Predictors of Perceived Discrimination and Stigma Among Homeless Adults with Mental Illness (DA2388)

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Trajectories and Mental Health-Related Predictors of Perceived Discrimination and Stigma Among Homeless Adults with Mental Illness
Course Code: DA2388 Author: Newsletter Hours: 3 Pre-Approved for: CA BRN, CCAPP, CE Broker Provider, Delaware BON, FCB, MCBAP-Related, NAADAC, RNs	View Course Objectives and Overview in a New Window Some courses require a PDF reader to open the course material, click here to get the latest version of Adobe Reader
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This course is the PLOS (Public Library of Science) ONE for reviewing trajectories in mental health-related stigma and discrimination experienced by homeless adults with mental illness. This study provides insight into an underserved population and examines the predictive role of mental health characteristics among homeless adults with mental illness. Click here to access the online article.
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