This thesis uses the author’s personal experience of transitioning away from a career in the British Army to highlight how the unique nature of military life and work can present …
This report presents interim findings of a project to understand the transition to civilian life for ex-Service personnel with physical conditions as a result of Service life.
This paper explores the subject of the wounded veteran, the narratives that exist around the wounded veteran in culture and society, and how events such as the Invictus Games influence …
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This report aims to ensure better and greater continuity of care for those severely wounded in action or with musculoskeletal injuries as a result of their military service. The report …
The Universities in Support of Wounded, Injured and Sick Service Personnel Programme (UNSWIS) Programme was incorporated into RFEA’s portfolio in 2017. Thanks to a grant from Help for Heroes, the Programme …
This article focuses on the support needs and experiences of family members of service personnel who are wounded, injured or sick.
This research investigates the experiences of military spouses with regards to informal caregiving and intimate relationships. The findings suggest that partners of Wounded, Injured & Sick (WIS) military personnel experience …
