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Assessment of changes in mental health conditions among sailors and marines during postdeployment phase
Abstract:
Previous research regarding the mental health ramifications of military deployments focused on the U.S. Army population. As part of its deployment health surveillance mission, Navy and Marine Corps Public Health Center conducted a study of the Department of Navy population to identify reported mental health effects associated with Operation Iraqi Freedom, describe mental health care utilization by returning service members previously deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, and examine the relationships between self-identified risks and provider referral practices. Despite a considerable number of self-reported mental health concerns, referral for mental health consultations and health care utilization were rare. The psychological well-being of service members is essential to the military's optimum functionality and operational readiness; therefore, continued research in this area has significant bearing on future force health protection efforts. Additionally, this study highlights the need for further research on deployment-related mental health concerns.
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