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Engaging military veterans in research requires building trust by aligning studies with their experiences. This guidance, based on case studies, helps researchers overcome challenges and foster successful veteran participation in sensitive research topics.

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  • Military veterans often exhibit a lack of trust in research.
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  • To provide guidance for effectively engaging military veterans in research teams.
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  • The study utilized four case studies of veteran research on sensitive topics.
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  • Veterans' contributions across different research phases were detailed in each case.
  • Practical guidance was provided for maximizing benefits and mitigating challenges in veteran engagement.
  • Successful engagement strategies built trust by aligning research with veterans' lived experiences.

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  • Investigators can benefit from the practical lessons presented in these case studies.
  • Effective engagement strategies are crucial for successful veteran participation in research.