Abstract Issue Addressed Australian veterans suffer higher rates of both mental and physical
health conditions than civilians, yet many do not seek treatment. Computerised Interventions …

У статті розглядаються основні компоненти, що визначають реінтеграційний потенціал
ветеранів як чинника їх успішної реінтеграції в соціум. Представлено результати …

Background The USA is undergoing a suicide epidemic for its youngest Veterans (18-to-34-
years-old) as their suicide rate has almost doubled since 2001. Veterans are at the highest …

Battles in the cyber domain often lack visibility compared to the physical domain, which can
lead to insufficient appreciation of its actors' achievements by the general public and society …

Background Families with complex needs face significant challenges accessing and
navigating health and social services. For veteran families, these challenges are …

Background The transition to civilian life following separation from military service is
associated with increased risk of mental health disorders, suicide, and poor adjustment. No …

Background Outcome monitoring can support the delivery of quality service that meets the
needs of clients, clinicians and services. However, few studies have examined client or staff …

Introduction Over 50% of former service members report debilitating health conditions and
difficulty adjusting to civilian life. Former service members living in rural areas are even more …

A qualitative investigation utilizing a phenomenology approach via one‐on‐one interviews
with 35 veterans was conducted to explore the challenges Australian military veterans have …

Approximately 50% of transitioning service members report difficulty adjusting to civilian life.
However, there is limited research exploring factors that influence adjustment for former …