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Cannabis use among Canadian Armed Forces Veterans
Journal of Military, Veteran and Family Health, 2016Introduction: Despite rapidly changing cannabis use regulations in Canada, including health care support for Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Veterans, the prevalence of and reasons for cannabis use in this population have not been studied. Methods: An online 28-item anonymous survey was used to examine the prevalence of cannabis use among CAF Veterans who
Roxanne Sterniczuk, John Whelan
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Injury
BACKGROUND Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) operate in environments that challenge patient care, especially trauma. Military personnel often find themselves in remote settings without conventional healthcare facilities.
Pierre-Marc Dion +6 more
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BACKGROUND Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) operate in environments that challenge patient care, especially trauma. Military personnel often find themselves in remote settings without conventional healthcare facilities.
Pierre-Marc Dion +6 more
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Clothing and Equipment Fit Among Male and Female Canadian Armed Forces Members.
Military MedicineINTRODUCTION The fit of military clothing and equipment is essential for the health and safety of military operators. Given the aim of increasing the proportion of women and the known biological and morphological differences between male and female ...
Kristina M Gruevski +5 more
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Human security and the Canadian armed forces
International Journal: Canada's Journal of Global Policy Analysis, 2004We will be pleased to publish from time to time in this new rubric responses to articles that have appeared in the International Journal. Please send them to ij@ciia.org .
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Journal of Military Veteran and Family Health
LAY SUMMARY Significant delays in treatment initiation are problematic for the military population. Only 20.6% of Canadian Armed Forces Veterans released after 2015 have received treatment for combat-related posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
T. Baillie, Pauli Gardner, H. Church
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LAY SUMMARY Significant delays in treatment initiation are problematic for the military population. Only 20.6% of Canadian Armed Forces Veterans released after 2015 have received treatment for combat-related posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
T. Baillie, Pauli Gardner, H. Church
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Military Behavioral Health, 2022
The transition from military-to-civilian life may be difficult for military members, but early or unplanned release can be especially stressful, and may be associated with different challenges from those who planned their release.
H. McCuaig Edge +2 more
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The transition from military-to-civilian life may be difficult for military members, but early or unplanned release can be especially stressful, and may be associated with different challenges from those who planned their release.
H. McCuaig Edge +2 more
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Journal of Women's Health, 2022
Background: Musculoskeletal injuries (MSKi) play a role in member retention in the military. In general, female military members have higher rates of MSKi than males and female reproductive health characteristics may be contributing to these disparities.
J. Puranda +6 more
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Background: Musculoskeletal injuries (MSKi) play a role in member retention in the military. In general, female military members have higher rates of MSKi than males and female reproductive health characteristics may be contributing to these disparities.
J. Puranda +6 more
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On National Defence: A Contemporary Evaluation of the Canadian Armed Forces
Canadian military historyThis article examines the contemporary history of the Department of National Defence (DND) and the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) from peacekeeping to the most recent update to Canadian defence policy, highlighting their historical roles and contemporary ...
K. Pritchard, Paul Esau
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The evolution of PAs in the Canadian Armed Forces
Journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants, 2017This study documents the growing role of the physician assistant (PA) in the Canadian Armed Forces. PAs have served as the backbone of the Royal Canadian Medical Services' frontline medical operations since 1984, on land, aboard ships and submarines, and domestically in garrison.
Jonathan, Mertens, Marc, Descoteaux
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