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Mobile Homeless Youth, Health Disparities, and Access to Care: Using Mobile Phones and Geospatial Technologies to Document Geographies of Risk and Pathways to Care.

Risk, Protection, Provision and Policy

Amy Donovan Blondell, Marjorie J. Robertson, Claire D. Brindis, Andrea Anastasia Papanastassiou, Sarah J. Bradley. Mobile Homeless Youth, Health Disparities, and Access to Care: Using Mobile Phones and Geospatial Technologies to Document Geographies of Risk and Pathways to Care. Risk, Protection, Provision and Policy. 2016 Aug 5; 309-343.

2016

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Amy Donovan Blondell, Marjorie J. Robertson, Claire D. Brindis, Andrea Anastasia Papanastassiou, Sarah J. Bradley

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