Add to ORKGThis report assists general practitioners in engaging with younger veterans who have served in the Australian Defence Force since 1990 and acquired health problems as a result of this service. Background The recent period of instability and conflict in parts of the world has exposed a new generation of Australian service members to conflict and its associated traumas. Objective The aim of this article is to assist general practitioners (GPs) in engaging with younger veterans who have served in the Australian Defence Force (ADF) since 1990 and acquired health problems as a result of this service. It provides abbreviated advice on the resources available from the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA), particularly for mental health problems...
This paper reports on a systematic review undertaken in 2013 aimed at identifying evidence and dismi...
Background: The association between stressful events on warlike deployments and subsequent mental he...
Background. Self-reported psychiatric status of Australian Vietnam war veterans was determined 20-25...
Background: The recent period of instability and conflict in parts of the world has exposed a new ge...
Examines findings that have emerged from research undertaken with participants from three veteran co...
Australia has deployed over 25 000 personnel to recent conflicts in the Middle East and has been inv...
Abstract Background For the majority of serving members, life in the military has a positive effect ...
To compare the lifetime prevalence of affective, anxiety and substance use disorders and the use of ...
The Centre for Military and Veterans’ Health was established to specifically support the disciplines...
In recent years, the health and wellbeing of military veterans has generated soaring interest politi...
Abstract Objectives: To compare the lifetime prevalence of affective, anxiety and substance use diso...
This article aims to raise awareness of veterans (people who have served in the UK military) who are...
We aim to describe risk and protective factors for health and wellbeing in veterans who have served ...
Author version made available in accordance with publisher copyright policy.There is limited literat...
The Australian veteran population can be loosely grouped into the younger veterans that are currentl...
This paper reports on a systematic review undertaken in 2013 aimed at identifying evidence and dismi...
Background: The association between stressful events on warlike deployments and subsequent mental he...
Background. Self-reported psychiatric status of Australian Vietnam war veterans was determined 20-25...
Background: The recent period of instability and conflict in parts of the world has exposed a new ge...
Examines findings that have emerged from research undertaken with participants from three veteran co...
Australia has deployed over 25 000 personnel to recent conflicts in the Middle East and has been inv...
Abstract Background For the majority of serving members, life in the military has a positive effect ...
To compare the lifetime prevalence of affective, anxiety and substance use disorders and the use of ...
The Centre for Military and Veterans’ Health was established to specifically support the disciplines...
In recent years, the health and wellbeing of military veterans has generated soaring interest politi...
Abstract Objectives: To compare the lifetime prevalence of affective, anxiety and substance use diso...
This article aims to raise awareness of veterans (people who have served in the UK military) who are...
We aim to describe risk and protective factors for health and wellbeing in veterans who have served ...
Author version made available in accordance with publisher copyright policy.There is limited literat...
The Australian veteran population can be loosely grouped into the younger veterans that are currentl...
This paper reports on a systematic review undertaken in 2013 aimed at identifying evidence and dismi...
Background: The association between stressful events on warlike deployments and subsequent mental he...
Background. Self-reported psychiatric status of Australian Vietnam war veterans was determined 20-25...
