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>Hello
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>We are doing some work on supportive housing.
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>We need some assistance. Do you know of
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>a) any reports or documents that provide concrete numbers regarding 
>optimal staffing or resource levels for supportive housing for persons 
>with serious mental illness (ranging from shelters to transitional to 
>longer-term, supportive housing).
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>b) any reports or documents that provide specific costs for different 
>combinations of staff and /or resources.
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>All help appreciated. Thanks Jim

Dr. Jim Frankish
Senior Scholar, Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research
Associate Director, Institute of Health Promotion Research
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