National Health Service interventions in England to improve care to Armed Forces veterans
This paper explores the healthcare needs of veterans and how NHS interventions can improve veteran care and meet their needs.
This paper explores the healthcare needs of veterans and how NHS interventions can improve veteran care and meet their needs.
This report provides details of the statutory provision of mental healthcare in the UK which is funded by the NHS or devolved Governments.
Alongside Transition, Intervention and Liaison Services (TILS) and Complex Treatment Services (CTS) NHS England and NHS Improvement are developing High Intensity Services (HIS), and we need to ensure that these vital services come together …
This engagement will offer a great opportunity to inform the NHS about how it can improve care and support for armed forces families in England. The NHS is listening to …
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This report details the number of serving UK Armed Forces personnel and civilian personnel with a Defence Medical Services registration.
This document provides a framework for effectively planning and delivering personalised care in line with the health commitments of the UK’s Armed Forces Covenant.
This article seeks to explore the UK’s National Health Service provision for veterans and the commissioning of veteran-specific services by Clinical Commissioning Groups.
Veterans who struggle with civilian life will benefit from new and expanded NHS services, including mental health support, as part of the NHS’ long term plan. A new dedicated crisis …
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Thousands more veterans who struggle with civilian life will benefit from new and expanded NHS services, including mental health support, as part of the NHS’ long term plan… A new …
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An ex-soldier shot in the Iraq war has said a new service providing trauma support to veterans will help hundreds “find their place in society”. Since its introduction in April, …
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The Armed Forces community comprises current serving personnel, their families, and military veterans and their families; Reservists are considered serving personnel when mobilised or training, and veterans when not carrying …
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Military veterans will be offered extra help from the NHS under a national scheme to help them adjust to civilian life. GPs are signing up to become “veteran friendly” under …
Mental illness is common and can affect anyone, including serving and ex-members of the armed forces and their families. While some people cope by getting support from their family and friends, …
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NHS England recently launched the Veterans’ Mental Health Complex Treatment Service (VMH CTS). Informed by the views of veterans and their families, the VMH CTS is an enhanced local community …
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This Health Needs Assessment seeks to understand the health and wellbeing needs of the veteran population in the South West Peninsula (of the United Kingdom) to guide decisions about the …
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Hundreds of military veterans are set to benefit from a nationwide scheme to tackle the most complex mental health needs of ex-armed forces personnel, launched today (Sunday) by NHS England. …
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NHS England has appointed St Andrew’s Healthcare as the provider for the NHS Veterans’ Mental Health Complex Treatment Service in the East of England and the East Midlands, and Birmingham …
This document explores the benefits to employers of employing members of the Armed Forces community, including veterans and reservists, within the NHS. There is existing research from the private sector …
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Richard Lloyd had dedicated 28 years to the armed forces when he moved with his family to Cumbria to run a guesthouse. But after four years he found something was …
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The Defence Select Committee has announced it will be scrutinising Veterans mental health support this year, after Help for Heroes raised concerns in November last year. In a letter to …
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This book chapter raises questions about the provision of healthcare for veterans and the nature and extent of the government’s duty of care to injured ex-Service personnel. This chapter seeks …
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This report explores the need for and engagement with mental health services for veterans within the NHS. The report details the structure of an engagement, including a questionnaire, that was …
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The aim of this paper is to provide insights into alcohol misuse within UK veterans to establish whether their usage differs from the general public. This research explores differences in …
If you have problems with your sight, consider visiting an optician for advice about glasses and contact lenses. Use the NHS Service Finder to locate your local opticians. If you …
If you have problems with your sight, consider visiting an optician for advice about glasses and contact lenses. Use the NHS Service Finder to locate your local opticians. If you …
If you’re worried about your hearing, you should visit your GP. They can check your ears and refer you to a specialist if necessary. The NHS offers information and support …
If you need to access healthcare advice in Wales, visit the NHS Direct Wales website for information about national and local services. Continue to article
If you’re worried about your hearing, you should visit your GP in England or Wales. They can check your ears and refer you to a specialist if necessary. The NHS …
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If you served in the First Gulf War, your health may have been affected as a direct result. Contact your GP or visit the NHS Inform website for information on …
The Armed Forces Covenant states that no one who has served in the Armed Forces should face disadvantage and, in specific circumstances, can expect special consideration. UK veterans are entitled …
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