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Canadian Armed Forces Veterans living with chronic pain. [PDF]

CMAJ
May K, Sud A, Redburn D.
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Public trust in policing: A global search for the genetic code to inform policy and practice in Canada

Journal of Community Safety and Well-Being, 2017
The Executive Global Studies Program is an experiential and research-driven learning model for succession-ready police leaders and related executives across Canada, operating since 2003.
Marnie Clark, Rebecca Davidson, Vanessa Hanrahan, Norman E. Taylor   +3 more
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Resilient Parents… Resilient Communities: A Pilot Study Trialing the Bounce Back and Thrive! Resilience-Training Program With Military Families

Frontiers in Psychology, 2021
IntroductionThe resilience of Canadian military families (CMFs) – the main support of the Canadian Armed Forces service members (SMs) – is imperative.
Cynthia Mikolas, Cynthia Mikolas, Ashley Pike, Ashley Pike, Chelsea Jones, Chelsea Jones, Chelsea Jones, Lorraine Smith-MacDonald, Lorraine Smith-MacDonald, Melina Lee, Hope Winfield, Hope Winfield, Jennifer Griffiths, Ryan Perry, David M. Olson, Alexandra Heber, Joanne Olson, Phillip R. Sevigny, Phillip R. Sevigny, Suzette Brémault-Philips, Suzette Brémault-Philips   +20 more
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Disability and Mental Disorders in the Canadian Armed Forces [PDF]

The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 2016
Objectives: The initial goal was to validate the use of a self-report measure of disability in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). The main goal was to document the extent of disability in personnel with and without mental disorders. Methods:
Murray, Weeks, Bryan G, Garber, Mark A, Zamorski   +2 more
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Patterns of Attrition in the Canadian Armed Forces Members and Veterans Mental Health Follow-up Survey [PDF]

, 2022
The researchers evaluated attrition from the Canadian Armed Forces and Veterans Mental Health Follow-up Survey (CAFVMHS), examining rates of completion and reasons for attrition.
Bolton, Shay-Lee, CRDCN
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Public Perceptions of the Canadian Armed Forces

, 2023
We are interested in perceptions of women in the Canadian Armed Forces. In particular, we are interested to learn whether watching a military recruitment video that features empowerment messaging about women will influence people’s perceptions of gender ...
Elysia Desgrosseilliers, Self and Well-Being Lab (SWell)   +1 more
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A comparative analysis of current out-of-hospital transfusion protocols to expert recommendations

Resuscitation Plus, 2023
Aim: This study aimed to compare current out-of-hospital transfusion (OHT) protocols in Canadian civilian critical care transport organizations (CCTO) to expert recommendations and explore the variability and potential benefits of standardizing OHT ...
Pierre-Marc Dion, Adam Greene, Andrew Beckett, Johannes von Vopelius-Feldt, Brodie Nolan   +4 more
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Mapping Trends in Pedagogical Approaches and Learning Technologies: Perspectives from the Canadian, International, and Military Education Contexts

Canadian Journal of Higher Education, 2016
Increased technological advances, coupled with new learners’ needs, have created new realities for higher education contexts. This study explored and mapped trends in pedagogical approaches and learning technologies in postsecondary education and ...
Grazia Scoppio, Leigha Covell
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Role of modifiable organisational factors in decreasing barriers to mental healthcare: a longitudinal study of mission meaningfulness, team relatedness and leadership trust among Canadian military personnel deployed on Operation LASER

BMJ Open
Objectives The literature presents complex inter-relationships among individual-factors and organisational-factors and barriers to seeking mental health support after deployment.
Deniz Fikretoglu, Aihua Liu, Min Xi, Kerry Sudom, Jennifer Born, Kathy Michaud   +5 more
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Regendering the Canadian Armed Forces

Atlantis, 2020
Although feminist scholars agree that there exists a systemic relationship between masculinity and militarism, the exact contours of that relationship are debatable.
Victoria Tait
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