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Table 2 Characteristics of assessed services across all research areas in participating capital cities (n = 111)

From: Service provision and barriers to care for homeless people with mental health problems across 14 European capital cities

Variable

N%

Variable

N (%)

Accessibility

 

Programmes provided

 

Accepting self-referrals

89 (80.2%)

Active outreach

42 (37.8%)

Open outside office hours Mon-Fri

58 (52.3%)

Case finding

30 (27%)

Open and time at weekends

67 (60.4%)

Counselling

70 (63.1%)

Services requiring out of ‘pocket’ fee for payment

40 (36%)

Individual psychotherapy

18 (16.2%)

Waiting lists for any aspect of the service

31 (27.9%)

Detoxification treatment

12 (10.8%)

  

Drug addiction treatment

15 (13.5%)

Exclusion Criteria

 

Alcohol addiction treatment

17 (15.3%)

Addiction

25 (22.5%)

Support around social welfare

85 (76.6%)

Aggressive behaviour

49 (44.1%)

Housing advice and support

95 (85.5%)

Criminal history

7 (6.3%)

Legal advice and support

59 (53.2%)

Command of language of host country

14 (12.6%)

Job coaching and finding

67 (60.4%)

Lack of motivation

28 (25.2%)

Mental health advocacy

44 (39.6%)

Co-ordination

 

Staff Supervision

 

Routine meetings at least once a month concerning the care of homeless people

60 (54.1%)

Internal supervision

58 (52.3%)

  

External Supervision

50 (45.5%)

Evaluation: Systemic recording of

 

Services provided by

 

Socio-demographic characteristics of clients

97 (87.4%)

State

32 (26.1%)

Attendance and care provided

85 (76.6%)

Not for profit/private

79 (71.2%)

Clients satisfaction and experience

45 (40.5%)