Stephen Hwang

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University of Toronto

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Stephen Hwang is a Professor at the University of Toronto in Canada. His research focuses on health disparities, particularly among individuals experiencing homelessness, with recent articles addressing topics such as diabetic retinopathy, mental health impacts of social housing, and the incidence of SARS-CoV-2 infection. He is dedicated to improving health outcomes through evidence-based interventions and the utilization of health administrative data.

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James Dunn

Professor

McMaster University

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Paul Ronksley

Ottawa Hospital Research Institute

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James Lachaud

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Ohio State University

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Rahim Moineddin

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University of Toronto

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Carrie Anne Marshall

Assistant Professor

University of Western Ontario

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Disparities in screening, diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes for diabetic retinopathy among people with lived experience of homelessness in Canada

Mortality among individuals living in permanent supportive housing: A retrospective cohort study

Incidence and factors associated with SARS-CoV-2 infection and re-infection among people experiencing homelessness in Toronto, Canada: A prospective cohort study

Service restrictions from emergency shelters among people experiencing homelessness: Uncovering pathways into unsheltered homelessness and institutional circuitry

Disparities in diabetes processes of care among people experiencing homelessness: An opportunity for intervention

Does receipt of social housing impact mental health? Results of a quasi-experimental study in the Greater Toronto Area

Continuity of primary care among homeless adults with mental illness who received a housing and mental health intervention

Identification of homelessness using health administrative data in Ontario, Canada following a national coding mandate: a validation study

Miliary Tuberculosis Presenting With Meningitis, Tuberculomas, Osteomyelitis, Psoas Abscesses, and Pulmonary Involvement

Trends in emergency department visits during cold weather seasons among patients experiencing homelessness in Ontario, Canada: a retrospective population-based cohort study

Collaborators (5)

James Dunn

Paul Ronksley

James Lachaud

Rahim Moineddin

Carrie Anne Marshall

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