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The main objectives of the Homeless Survey are to: - describe the characteristics of homeless people: compare people who are homeless with the population living in ordinary housing on topics such as health, employment, living standards; - describe the difficulties of access to housing and the trajectories that have led people to a homeless situation in order to identify the exclusion processes; - estimate the number of homeless people.

Included in the third strategic main line of the 2008-2012 Alzheimer Plan entitled "mobilising for a societal challenge", all DEOMA studies and surveys aim to improve the "knowledge of how the disease is perceived". DEOMA offers a cross-examination of Alzheimer's disease through the general public, formal and informal caregivers, general practitioners and sick people.

Evaluate the quality of life related to the health of subjects aged 65 years and over in France living at home, using a specific self-administered scale validated in French, the LEIPAD.

Improve knowledge on the state of health of people arriving in prisons