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Gender and the Canadian Armed Forces: Does Change Mean Feminist Progress? [PDF]
Atlantis, 2020 An introduction to the special issue Gender and the Canadian Armed Forces: Does Change Mean Feminist Progress? It situates the special issue within the significant gendered changes that have occurred within the Canadian Armed Forces over the past two ...
Maya Eichler
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Joint replacements in the Canadian Armed Forces. [PDF]
Can J Surg, 2020 There is currently no consensus on the appropriate sports and occupational restrictions for military service members with a joint replacement. Data from the United States show that 14% of military patients complete an operational deployment after the index surgery.
Talbot M.
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Mental health of Canadian children growing up in military families: The parent perspective
Acta Psychologica, 2023 A recent scoping review found that stressors involved in the military lifestyle (i.e., frequent relocation, parental absence, and risk of parental injury) may be associated with mental health issues among military-children.
Ashley Williams +6 more
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Encyclopedia, 2023 An operational stress injury (OSI) is a term used most often to describe mental disorders which result from, or are exacerbated by, military or police service.
Abraham Rudnick +3 more
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Championing the Joint Force: A Job for the Public and our Political Leaders – Not Just Military Professionals Alone [PDF]
The School of Public Policy Publications, 2015 Canada’s security interests and the mission of our Armed Forces – that is to defend Canada, defend North America and to promote peace and security abroad – may largely remain unchanged and timeless.
Stuart Beare
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Health Promotion and Chronic Disease Prevention in Canada, 2022 The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted limitations in the current public health data infrastructure, and the need for a comprehensive, real-time, centralized, user-friendly data management system suitable for both disease surveillance and outbreak ...
Christine Dubiniecki +2 more
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Regendering the Canadian Armed Forces [PDF]
Atlantis, 2021 Although feminist scholars agree that there exists a systemic relationship between masculinity and militarism, the exact contours of that relationship are debatable. Most feminists argue that as a primary goal, the women’s movement ought to seek approaches for the abolition of militarism, rather than using women’s participation in the military as a ...
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BMJ Open, 2022 Introduction The use of weapons of mass destruction against civilian populations is of serious concern to public health authorities. Chemical weapons are of particular concern.
Philippe Jouvet +12 more
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, 2023 Supplemental Materials for -- Desgrosseilliers, E. & Stinson, D.A. (in press). Burdened and blamed: Empowerment messaging increases attributions of women’s responsibility for gender inequality in the Canadian Armed Forces.
Elysia Desgrosseilliers +1 more
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Disability correlates in Canadian Armed Forces Regular Force Veterans [PDF]
Disability and Rehabilitation, 2014 This study was undertaken to inform disability mitigation for military veterans by identifying personal, environmental, and health factors associated with activity limitations.A sample of 3154 Canadian Armed Forces Regular Force Veterans who were released during 1998-2007 participated in the 2010 Survey on Transition to Civilian Life.
Thompson, James M. +7 more
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