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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Injured service personnel"”.

  1. Equipment deficiencies and the injured soldier: a critical evaluation of the MoD's liability under the law of tort

    … a result of the rise in the number of deaths of service personnel. The common view of the media, coroners, military charities and academic commentators is that this is a result of the failure of the MoD and the Government to provide adequate equipment to service personnel on the battlefield. …

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  2. A Descriptive Study of Military Family Needs Following a Polytraumatic Injury

    Family members of service personnel with polytraumatic injuries face a wide range of challenges. Research has shown that family member adaptation and adjustment to the caregiver role has a significant impact on the well-being of the person with the injuries. The Veterans Health Administration is …

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  3. “Nobody's ever asked me what it's like”: The role of family networks in the transitions of injured soldiers engaging with higher education.

    An increasing number of injured service personnel returning from active combat duty will not be redeployed and many of them face discharge from military service. A number of these men and women have sustained life-threatening injuries which may, if the individual survives, result in reduced …

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