King's College London

Over 100 people gathered at the Anatomy Theatre, King's College London today to mark the publication of the Out-of-Hospital Care Models evaluation final report. Led by Michelle Cornes (Salford and King's) and Michela Tinelli (LSE), the project has brought a pioneering focus to the use of data in the field of care for people experiencing homelessness.

More details of the participants on the day, access to a film of the event (also below), the accompanying slides, and pictures are available on the project page.

This publication

Cornes, M., Tinelli, M., Clark, M., Coombes, J., Harris, J., Burridge, S., Robinson, J., & Wittenberg, R. (2024) Evaluation of the Out-of-Hospital Care Models Programme for People Experiencing Homelessness. London: NIHR Policy Research Unit in Health and Social Care Workforce, The Policy Institute, King's College London. https://doi.org/10.18742/pub01-178

• Homelessness Research Programme at King's.
• See the LSE page on this event and onward links.

Header image: Sarah Dowling (Oxfordshire Lived Experience Forum) in conversation with Joanne Coombes (Peer Researcher, King’s College London) at the event, with Jemma Gilbert (Director, Transformation Partners in Health and Care) who was Chair.

Film of the event