Table 3.

Unadjusted Proportion of Homeless General Practice Patients with “ever recorded” Condition–Comparison to Homeless Studies.

	This Study (n = 2068)		Bowen et al. [28] (n = 928)	Keogh et al. [13] (n = 105) 1	Zeitler et al. [12]
					Edinburgh (n = 150)	Glasgow (n = 133)
	n	%	%	%	%	%
Mental Health Conditions
Depression	940	45.5	11.6	49.5	55.3	33.1
Anxiety disorder	557	26.9		36.2	64.7	15.0
PTSD	279	13.5			13.3	3.8
Schizophrenia	218	10.5		13.3		7.5 3
Bipolar disorder	143	6.9		5.7
EUPD	104	5.0			14.7 2	6.8 2
AOD Use Disorders
Amphetamine use disorder	534	25.8
Alcohol use disorder	525	25.4	21.3		36.7	54.1
Opiate use disorder	359	17.4			53.3 4	46.6 4
Benzodiazepine use disorder	330	16.0			34.0	22.6
Physical Health Conditions
Chronic pain	545	26.4			28.0	18.1
Chronic liver disease	471	22.8			4.7	1.5
Hepatitis C	434	21.0	6.3	23.1		24.8
Low back pain	322	15.6		17.1
Asthma	265	12.8	4.2	20.9
Hypertension	233	11.3	4.2	21.9
GORD	204	9.9		26.7
Diabetes type II	153	7.4	2.8 6	7.6 6
Osteoarthritis	153	7.4		5.7 7
Dyslipidaemia	142	6.9
COPD	123	5.9		2.9
Epilepsy	121	5.9		7.6	6.0	3.0
Brain injury	82	4.0			3.3 5
Dermatitis/Eczema	73	3.5		52.3	18.7	9.8

¹ Self-reported condition prevalence rather than based on clinical records. ² Personality disorder, not specifically EUPD. ³ Includes schizophrenia, non-organic psychosis, and bipolar disorder as reported by Queen et al. [16]. ⁴ Heroin dependence only. ⁵ Alcohol-related brain injury only. ⁶ Diabetes, not specifically type II. ⁷ Arthritis, not specifically osteoarthrosis.