In Canada, patients can wait over a year to be seen by an orthopedic surgeon. To reduce wait times, physiotherapists have been employed in some practice areas to triage patients …
In 2020, the Canadian Federal Government launched the Chronic Pain Centre of Excellence for Canadian Veterans (CPCoE) the Centre wanted to understand what research topics Veterans thought the new Centre …
More than 40% of Canadian Veterans live with chronic pain. Chronic pain is often combined with mental health issues as well as the challenges of isolation and deconditioning. This study …
Changing the culture of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) is a high priority so that all members feel respected and included and do not experience discrimination, harassment, or any form …
Canadian veterans with an amputation through or above the knee are provided with a prosthesis with a microprocessor knee (MPK) unit for daily use and a backup prosthesis with a …
13 Canadian Armed Forces service members and Veterans struggling with Moral Injury (MI) took part in this study. Analysis of interviews identified themes representing four main barriers to help seeking …
This series of infographics offers a summary of demographic data in relation to the Canadian military family.
This paper explores military to civilian transition challenges and engagement in caregiving among spouses of newly released Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) veterans.
This paper explores the moral injury within the Canadian Armed Forces.
This paper explores the trends in medical releases from the Canadian Armed Forces for men and women.
This paper explores suicide risk in Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Veterans.
This paper seeks to explore and describe the prevalence of chronic pain and associated social, health, employment, disability, physical and mental health factors, in Canadian veterans.
This summary details a study that carried out research into the population of members and families of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). The study sought to inform the Veterans Affairs …
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This document analyses the mental health findings of the 2013 Life After Service Studies survey (LASS). There are three partner reports that analyse aspects of these findings. This report specifically …
This measure uses the 2013 Life After Service Studies (LASS) survey data to describe the mental health of Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) veterans. The LASS surveys collected data from former CAF …
This book examines how a military model of work, discipline, domestic space, and the social self has redefined citizenship in the wake of the Second World War. It is also …
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This study aims to increase understanding of the factors associated with suicide in veterans of the Canadian Armed Forces. It also provides an update on suicide trends over time and …
Population diversity is commonly encountered in rehabilitation research. Understanding the effect of this in rehabilitation research is important, since varying conditions can influence clinical outcomes. This review explores these issues …
This research explores surgical techniques used in the modern battlespace, in particular with regards to damage-control surgery and resuscitation. It furthermore investigates solutions to improve these surgical procedures. This research …
A survey was sent to all recently released Canadian Armed Forces members to examine their military to civilian transition experience and what resources are needed to ensure a successful transition. …
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This volume brings together research presented at the 2011 CMVHR (Canadian Military Veteran Health Research) Forum.
