Combat-related extremity amputations are common injuries during armed conflict. In recent years, improvised explosive devices have been responsible for massive trauma, including major amputations. Many war amputees have functional limitations …
Direct skeletal fixation: A new treatment option for Canadian war amputees Read More »
Musculoskeletal injuries to the lower extremities are major factors contributing to drop out from military tasks. The aim of the present study was to determine the incidence of musculoskeletal injuries …
Incidence of injuries and factors related to injuries in combat soldiers Read More »
This paper explores the impact of military service on the life span of veterans.
This paper examines potential links between unethical conduct, psychological disorders, aggression and unethical behaviour in military service members.
This paper evaluates the efficacy of a specific type of mental health training module for soldiers returning from combat.
This paper assesses the impact of specific interventions for soldiers returning from military-related traumatic events experienced during combat.
This article evaluates the use of Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) for the treatment of combat-related psychological trauma.
This paper explores the impact on a family when a parental figure is injured or killed in combat.
This chapter is part of the book ‘Military life: the psychology of serving in peace and conflict’.
This paper explores how veterans experience the deaths of comrades to combat or suicide.
This paper explores the relationship between combat-related post traumatic stress disorder and responses to trauma-related visual stimuli.
This paper explores the experiences of veterans with combat-related amputation and pathways to resilient behaviours.
This study provides an initial look at the mental health of members of the Army and the Marine Corps who were involved in combat operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
This paper details results and outcomes of the third phase of a military cohort study undertaken to examine the prevalence of mental disorders and alcohol misuse, in serving and ex-serving …
This article reviews studies of the psychological health of veterans. It is limited to looking at studies involving combat veterans and military families.
This article reviews the current state of suicide prevention interventions within the context of the military.
This article reviews treatment outcome studies on individual outpatient therapy for military-related PTSD, and considers the extent to which veterans initiate and complete available PTSD treatments.
This study aimed to compare the efficacy of post-deployment Battle-mind training with the standard stress and homecoming briefs among U.K. armed forces personnel.
This research questions whether military personnel with past mental health problems are more vulnerable to the effects of combat.
The ‘common-sense’ assumption that service personnel deployed to combat zones will tend to return with reduced psychological health has received a measure of support in some recent work. This study …
This paper looks at the relationship between various demographic variables (childhood adversity; the nature of exposure to traumatic events during deployment; appraisal of these experiences; and home-coming experiences) and the …
Risk factors for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Among UK Armed Forces Personnel Read More »
This article examines how Rest and Recuperation (R&R) impacts the mental health and well-being of UK Armed Forces personnel.
This article describes the research efforts of the last 12 years on the mental health of UK military personnel.
This paper current study examined the mental health of younger ex-servicemen with a visual impairment and determined if the mental health of those with a combat-related visual impairment differed from …
This systematic review and meta-analyses were conducted on studies into aggressive and violent behavior, as well as of violent offenses and convictions, among military personnel, following deployment to Iraq and/or …
