News been made. He also expressed concern that unless the treatment of operational stress
injuries improved, many soldiers that could have remained in the military would be …

Today, the care provided for members of the Canadian Forces (CF) and veterans who
experience mental health problems as a result of military service is arguably as good as it …

Debate continues, inside and outside the law courts, about how the armed forces deal with
post traumatic stress disorder. In the article below, Pete Roberts a practising military CPN …

Methods Data were recovered from a database of psychological screening records for
personnel deployed to the MEAO between 2001 and 2005. Complete Post-traumatic stress …

Background Recently, proposals have been made to improve mental health care for UK
military veterans. Combat Stress (CS), a veteran's charity, has provided mental health …

This is the second part of our analysis of the military's mental health care dilemma. Since the
First World War, military and government officials have been quite wary of mass psychiatric …

Military mental health has, until recently, been a neglected and marginalized area of interest
and although both World Wars saw important advances, in peacetime we typically forget …

This is the first of a three-part systematic review of the potential benefits and harmful effects
of the military's century-old doctrine of frontline psychiatry or combat and operational stress …

In Britain, a “military veteran” is defined as someone who has left the Armed Forces after
having served for at least one day. When reviewing the literature it is important to make the …

Deployment related mental health problems have received increased attention since the
Global War on Terrorism began in 2001. In 2003, the Office of The Surgeon General …