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People experiencing homelessness are known to have complex health needs and to be high users of hospital accident and emergency (A&amp;E) departments. It is unclear whether access to a day-time specialist homeless medical practice, as opposed to routine general practice, influences A&amp;E attendance rates.

Accident and emergency department attendance rates of people experiencing homelessness by GP registration: a retrospective analysis