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期刊名:Journal of military veteran and family health

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ISSN:2368-7924

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Charlotte Kröger,Nynke Venema,Eva van Baarle Charlotte Kröger
Introduction: Initiation rituals have long been part of military organizations, serving to create a sense of cohesion and commitment to the armed forces. However, hazing, which involves harassment, humiliation, and abuse,...
Vincent Connelly,Sarah Hennelly,Nicola T Fear et al. Vincent Connelly et al.
Introduction: Many nations rely on volunteer reservists willing to train in their spare time and deploy on military operations. This willingness is influenced by familial support. The authors sought to better understand t...
Amy L Hall,Julie Coulthard,Ali B Cowieson et al. Amy L Hall et al.
Introduction: Military rank influences individuals' work tasks and experiences and may also relate to their broader life experience. This study examined relationships between military rank at release and various health in...
Ashleigh Forsyth,Anees Bahji,Jeremy G Stewart et al. Ashleigh Forsyth et al.
Introduction: Mental health conditions associated with military service, such as posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), can affect other high-risk public safety personnel (PSP) groups. Traditional psychotherapeutic and pha...
Larah Maunder,Emily Marriott,Tim V Salomons Larah Maunder
Introduction: Chronic pain is common among Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) service members and Veterans. This has prompted investigators to develop theoretical models that identify the factors contributing to chronic pain. Th...
Madison Brydges,Stephanie Hatzifilalithis,Maurita T Harris et al. Madison Brydges et al.
Canadian Veterans are an aging population, yet research that examines how women Veterans experience aging is limited. Given the need for high-quality evidence to inform health policy and practice, the lack of knowledge regarding aging women...
Alla Skomorovsky,Nadine Charanek,Alexandra Campbell et al. Alla Skomorovsky et al.
Introduction: The military and family can be demanding institutions with competing priorities that can cause poor work-life balance. This balance is crucial for organizational outcomes such as job engagement and burnout, ...
Maya Roth Maya Roth
Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is associated with significant distress, impairment, and societal cost. Prolonged exposure therapy (PE) is a gold standard psychotherapy that has been validated for military/Veteran populations, has prac...
Freddy Bishay,Gregory K Tippin,Adria Fransson et al. Freddy Bishay et al.
Introduction: This study aimed to establish clinically informed sub-group cut-offs for the Pain Self-Efficacy Questionnaire (PSEQ) by examining correlations and main and interaction effects of the PSEQ with other clinical...