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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Military Mental Health"”.
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Relationship Between Employee Involvement Management Practices and Burnout Among Military Mental Health Providers
… for this study was drawn from a population of Military Mental Health Providers in the United States Navy. Based on research information about work stress, direct service work, and the costs of interpersonal work, there is a strong potential for Burnout to occur among individuals working in such …
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The Effects of Military Leadership and its Implication on Mental Health Stigma and Treatment Seeking Behaviors of Veterans in Garrison and Noncombat Deployment Environments
<p>Military service members are more likely to endure a significant amount of stress and experience multiple traumatic events than civilians due to the nature of their job. Many studies have focused on the traumatic stressors encountered during combat despite the fact that many service members …
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A narrative inquiry into the couple experience of living with trauma and distress after leaving the UK military
… of couples, one of whom has left the UK military and is living with a PTSD diagnosis. Research in the field of military mental health has only recently explored the partner/spouse experience. Across the literature internationally and in the UK there is a lack of research projects on …
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Prevalence of moral injury in Canadian Forces members deployed to Afghanistan
… injury is a relatively new area of study within military mental health care, as such, prevalence estimates for both moral injury and exposure to potentially morally injurious events (PMIE; a moral injury precursor) are unknown for many of the world’s militaries. PMIE is commonly defined as the …
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A systems framework and modeling approach to predict and manage the mental health effects of a military conflict
… OEF/OIF combat veterans will seek PTSD-related health care at least once in their lives. By controlling for symptom dynamics, model results account for a large component of the variation in empirically observed prevalence rates. Sensitivity and policy analyses show that care-seeking factors tend …
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Traumatic Formations and Psychiatric Codifications: A Rhetorical History of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
… (APA) Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) in 1980, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has become a medical and cultural phenomenon. Moreover, it has led to the belief that PTSD is a universal aspect of human experience. Traumatic Formations and Psychiatric …
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A quantitative investigation of complex post-traumatic stress disorder among military veterans in Northern Ireland
… stress is of great importance within the military veteran population given the unique risk to this group of exposure to stressful events. Understanding is historically drawn from the examination of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) among this group, however recent developments have …
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UNDERSTANDING AND ENHANCING SUICIDE PREVENTION STRATEGIES IN THE MILITARY: THE ROLES OF CULTURE, LEADERSHIP, AND COMMAND CLIMATE
<p>Military service members are shaped and molded to fit a military culture that emphasizes mission readiness and continuous preparedness. Countless hours are spent training for various situations that can arise. Many trainings are geared toward worst-case scenarios that can cause an increase in …