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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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Nuoya Peng,Han H Yeh,Adele Khavari et al. Nuoya Peng et al.
Introduction: Hemorrhage is a major cause of battlefield mortality, contributing to 91% of potentially survivable combat-related deaths. Death from hemorrhage often occurs in pre-hospital settings, and more efficacious he...
Emily McGlinchey,Cherie Armour Emily McGlinchey
Introduction: Exposure to childhood adversity confers increased risk for a range of adverse outcomes, including involvement with the criminal justice system. Military Veterans are known to experience a disproportionate ra...
Valerie M Wood,Suzanne Bailey,Kimberly Guest Valerie M Wood
Introduction: The Road to Mental Readiness (R2MR) program delivers mental health training, which includes a guided discussion and wellness check for Canadian Armed Forces search and rescue technicians (SAR techs) during t...
Mary Keeling Mary Keeling
Introduction: To date, investigations of Veterans' transition to civilian life after military service have tended to focus on the experiences of those with mental or physical health difficulties or on employment challenge...
Christa Davis Acampora,Ditte Marie Munch-Jurisic,Sarah Denne et al. Christa Davis Acampora et al.
The predominant account of the etiology of moral injuries among Veterans and military personnel in the clinical psychological and psychiatric literature construes morality as inherent in belief structures. This supports the conceptualizatio...
Umair Majid,Bismah Jameel,Aghna Wasim et al. Umair Majid et al.
Introduction: This study explored the experiences of military personnel with chronic pain accessing care during their service and their transition to civilian life. ...
Amy Mills,Nicola T Fear,Sharon A M Stevelink Amy Mills
Introduction: Being aware of and willing to access mental health services are important first steps in help-seeking behaviour. However, evidence suggests that UK armed forces personnel are not always aware of or willing t...