This paper reports on a trial that evaluates the effectiveness of an enhanced treatment approach for veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder.
This article covers the contribution of military aviation to a century of medicine, focusing on the delivery of care by air, providing care in the air and the development of …
This report combines two separate evaluation reports of the Veterans’ Universal Passport (VUP) pilot project, conducted by the Veterans and Families Institute for Military Social Research (VFI) at Anglia Ruskin …
This report was produced for the Cobseo Criminal Justice Cluster Group and 1) details a comprehensive audit of UK-wide veteran offender specific services available across the criminal justice pathway 2) …
National Audit of Support for Veterans in the Criminal Justice System Read More »
This report details the outcomes of an evaluation of the employment support package offered by the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) to spouses of serving military personnel. The research sought …
Evaluation of the Ministry of Defence Spouse Employment Support Trial Read More »
This paper explores how aging intersects with disability and the military legacy. The discussion takes its lead from data obtained through interviews with older military veterans who had lost a …
Resisting decline? Narratives of independence among aging limbless veterans Read More »
This report explores the impact of living with limb loss on veterans and their families. The report introduces the Living with Limb Loss Support Model (LLSM), which charts the five …
Caring and Coping: the family perspective on living with limb loss Read More »
Sexual violence in the military is increasingly seen in the media, from online news to TV documentaries. Despite this there is very little published research available in the UK that …
Addressing the knowledge gap: sexual violence and harassment in the UK Armed Forces Read More »
This article reviews current literature and knowledge regarding the impact of ageing and limb-loss on military veterans.
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 …
Veterans and the ethics of reciprocity in UK primary healthcare Read More »
This article builds on work from a previous paper that uses the ideas of Pierre Bourdieu to develop a theoretical framework for military to civilian transition (MCT). This paper introduces …
A model of military to civilian transition: Bourdieu in action Read More »
This article provides a commentary on the current state of knowledge in the field of mental health, exercise and military veterans. A focus on veterans within the wider ‘exercise is …
Exercise is medicine for mental health in military veterans: a qualitative commentary Read More »
In the UK, military veterans largely receive care from civilian nurses in civilian NHS hospitals. This study proposes that the nurses providing this care require an understanding of the unique …
This paper provides a review of the current literature on the subject of traumatic limb loss and the needs of the family.
This research explores psychological trauma in the veteran community and service provision. This article questions whether there is adequate service provision to meet the needs of service families where the …
Flash to bang: psychological trauma, veterans and military families: can services cope? Read More »
A reflective essay in which the author discusses the implications facing civilian academics when conducting research with military veterans.
This study aims to examine the quality of physical activity experiences for military veterans who have a physical disability.
The issue of transition is explored, using theory, to consider the differences in lifestyle that veterans needs to consider when moving permanently back to being a civilian. The experiences undertaken …
Transition From the Military Into Civilian Life: An Exploration of Cultural Competence Read More »
A systematic review of the current research literature which examines how sport and physical activity can impact the well-being of veterans.
This review addresses former Armed Forces personnel who find themselves moving through the Criminal Justice System. It calls for coherent national guidance on working with former Armed Forces offenders and …
Former Armed Forces personnel in the Criminal Justice System Read More »
Project Nova is a pilot model of an intervention to support veterans moving through the criminal justice system. This report evaluates the engagement and impact of Project Nova.
This article seeks to understand the specific challenges facing Early Service Leavers when transitioning into civilian life.
