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Deployment psychology: Evidence-based strategies to promote mental health in the military.

DOI: 10.1037/12300-000

Publisher: American Psychological Association - American Psychological Association

Oct 10, 2011

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Public health strategies and treatment of service members and veterans with combat-related mental health problems.

Hoge, Charles W.

Pages: 17 –34

This chapter details the unique interface between research, policy, and clinical services to address the mental health needs of service members and veterans deployed to combat zones, with particular emphasis on the importance of epidemiological research findings from the wars in Iraq and...
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The CARE framework: The broadening of mental health services in a deployed environment.

Warner, Christopher H.; Appenzeller, George N.; Breitbach, Jill E.; Mobbs, Angela; Lange, Jennifer T.

Pages: 35 –68

There are unique challenges in the care of soldiers in the deployed environment and for the mental health professionals who provide that care. This chapter outlines prevention and treatment strategies, command consultation, traumatic event management, and the care of psychological casualties on...
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Optimizing mental health support in the military: The role of peers and leaders.

Greenberg, Neil; Jones, Norman

Pages: 69 –101

This chapter sets out the relevant issues that influence how military leaders should discharge their duty of care toward subordinates. The chapter takes a primarily preventative approach to the management of psychological injury. A prime goal of an effective leader should be the ongoing...
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Research-based preventive mental health care strategies in the military.

Bliese, Paul D.; Adler, Amy B.; Castro, Carl Andrew

Pages: 103 –124

Our central argument is that research data have demonstrated that mental health variables from individuals in the same work group are more similar than would be expected by chance. These group-level properties associated with the mental health variables provide a basis to expect that even short...
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The impact of combat deployment on military families.

Riviere, Lyndon A.; Merrill, Julie C.

Pages: 125 –149

Military families face several unique stressors. Yet despite these military-specific stressors, there is little evidence to suggest military families differ from civilian families in terms of functioning and well-being outcomes. This chapter reviews empirical literature on military family...
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The psychology of transition: Adapting to home after deployment.

Adler, Amy B.; Zamorski, Mark; Britt, Thomas W.

Pages: 153 –174

Returning home after a combat deployment can be both a relief and a challenge. Although military personnel are typically glad to be back, the transition home also involves a period of psychological adjustment. In this chapter, we explicitly broaden the traditional psychological focus on...
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Preventive mental health screening in the military.

Bliese, Paul D.; Wright, Kathleen M.; Hoge, Charles W.

Pages: 175 –193

In this chapter, we detail the use of mental health screening with U.S. service members and focus on the controversies surrounding these programs. Our emphasis is on the use of mental health screening programs as part of medical support surrounding military deployments (i.e., care-based...
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The psychological recovery of physically wounded service members.

Roy, Michael J.; Francis, Jennifer L.

Pages: 195 –216

In this chapter, we review the available literature addressing the psychological recovery of physically wounded service members, with particular attention to the impact of amputation and traumatic brain injury (TBI) on the risk of PTSD, because these have been the most significant issues in the...
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Reconceptualizing combat-related posttraumatic stress disorder as an occupational hazard.

Castro, Carl Andrew; Adler, Amy B.

Pages: 217 –242

Combat is clearly an occupational hazard with direct implications for mental health. In the case of the military, the mission dictates how often a service member leaves the base camp and is exposed to the combat conditions that can result in PTSD. Those in other occupations, such as firefighters...
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Addressing posttraumatic stress disorder in veterans: The challenge of supporting mental health following military discharge.

Keane, Terence M.; Niles, Barbara L.; Otis, John D.; Quinn, Stephen J.

Pages: 243 –273

The aim of this chapter is to provide a critical review and synthesis of the existing literature investigating the mental health issues, particularly PTSD, often faced by returning veterans. The chapter begins with a presentation of the diagnostic criteria, prevalence, and risk and resiliency...

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