1152 Parental perceptions regarding the impact of housing on health

Abstract

likely to discuss fertility, but later had discussions in the Late Effects service. Conclusions Oncofertility options are important to convey to AYAs. Communication about fertility should occur repeatedly both before, during and after treatment. Referral to specialist oncofertility services and adequate information for both genders is important pre-treatment, and can be facilitated posttreatment by a Late Effects service.

Homelessness and health-related outcomes in the Republic of Ireland: a systematic review, meta-analysis and evidence map

“…Proportions presented as N (%) and 95% CI • Convenience sample • Sampled from one site O’Donnell et al 2022 [M88] Cross-Sectional (PR) National Participants recruited through NGOs in two Irish cities. Social Determinant of Health Social Exclusion 2019 4 Comparison of lived experiences between socially excluded (~80% homeless) and non-socially excluded participants Descriptive (N,%) • Convenience sample • Self-report data Doran et al 2021 [M98] Retrospective Review (PR) Dublin St James Hospital Epilepsy Service Health Care Use Epilepsy/Seizure 2015-2019 59 Comparison of numbers of CT scan and radiation exposure between homeless vs housed cohorts of patients with seizure Descriptive (N,%) • Convenience sample • Sampled from one site McLoughlin et al 2021 [M39] Cross-Sectional (PR) Dublin South St James Hospital ED Health Care Use ED Psychiatry Referrals 2019 1 Comparison of behaviours/psychiatric presentations between homeless vs. housed psychiatric referrals received through the ED Descriptive (N,%) • Convenience sample • Unclear methods • Sampled from one site • Small sample size O’Brien et al 2021 [M84] Cross-Sectional (CA) Dublin Temple St Children’s University Hospital ED Health Status Child Health 2020-2021 2 Parental perceptions compared on the impact of housing situation on health and on use of primary and emergency healthcare services Descriptive (N,%) • Convenience sample • Unclear methods • Self-report data • Sampled from one site • Small sample size Ewins et al 2019 [M92] Retrospective Review (CA) Dublin Hospital InPatient Enquiry data from Health Atlas Ireland Health Status Venous Thromboembolic Disease 2017 12...…”

“…Amongst those having received a psychiatric referral, homelessness was not significantly associated with higher risk of schizophrenia, depression (N = 50) [M45] or affective or psychotic disorder (N = 109) [M39]. O’Brien et al ( 2021 ) found homeless parents in triage at a paediatric ED at higher risk of indicating that their housing circumstances negatively impacted their child’s mental health (N = 312; RR 4.9 [95% CI 2.9, 8.1]; ARR –0.5 [95% CI –0.6, –0.2]).…”