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Marek S Kopacz1,2, Stephen B Dillard3, Erica F Drame3
1VISN 2 Center of Excellence for Suicide Prevention, US Department of Veterans Affairs, 400 Fort Hill Avenue, Canandaigua, NY, 14424, USA. marek.kopacz@va.gov.
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This report examines responses to a brief online survey, comparing how faith-based (n = 27) and non-faith-based (n = 61) organizations engage with Veteran populations as well as the supportive services they provide. Data were analyzed using two-sample z-tests and Chi-squared tests. No significant differences were noted between respondents for self-reported confidence in responding to health care issues/concerns or engagement with Veteran populations. Faith-based respondents were found to provide significantly less mental health, suicide prevention, education/outreach, and other services, while providing significantly more spiritual care. There appears to be ample opportunity for expanding the supportive services provided by faith-based organizations.
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