Healing Hands

Healing Hands, a publication of the HCH Clinicians’ Network, melds scientific knowledge with the experience of clinicians working in Health Care for the Homeless. The Network’s Communications Committee selects and prioritizes topics for this quarterly publication, which reflects issues of concern to direct service providers and program administrators who serve people experiencing homelessness. This page lists all of the issues by topics—medical treatment, behavioral health care, special populations, service delivery/program evaluation, peer support and advocacy. In addition, you may wish to refer to the chronological index of issues.

Healing Hands readers now have the opportunity to earn Continuing Medical Education (CME) credit for reading an issue and successfully completing the post-test. Nurses, social workers and other health professionals typically are able to apply CME credits toward their professional requirements as well; please check with your credentialing body to verify. There is no charge to receive credit.

Select an accredited issue for more details:

Advocacy
TopicIssue
Barriers to Care
Housing
Incarceration & Homelessness
Integrating Service & Advocacy
Managed Care
Preventing & Ending Homelessness
Behavioral Health Care
TopicIssue
Behavioral Change
Co-occurring Disorders
Complementary & Alternative Therapies
Mental Health
Substance Use Disorders
Trauma
Medical Treatment
TopicIssue
Cardiovascular Disease
Diabetes
Disability
End-of-Life Care
Exposure Related Conditions
Infectious Diseases
Kidney Disease
Liver Disease
Oral Health Care
Palliative Care
Parasites & Infestations
Prescription Drugs
Respiratory Diseases
Wound Care
Peer Support
TopicIssue
Avoiding Burnout
HCH Clinicians’ Network
Leadership
Staffing
Service Delivery/Program Evaluation
TopicIssue
Barriers to Care
Chronic Disease Management
Discharge Planning
Emergency Preparedness
Information Systems
Integrated Services
Medical Respite Care
Outcomes Measurement
Outreach
Research
Workplace Violence
Special Populations
TopicIssue
Children & Youth
Elderly
Families
Hispanic/Latinos
Rural populations
Sexual Minorities
Single Males
Women
Young Homeless Adults