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Mary Sampson^1,2, Kristina Clarke-Walper², Cpt George Mesias^2,3

¹TechWerks, Center for Military Psychiatry and Neurosciences, Silver Spring, Maryland, USA.

Military psychology : the official journal of the Division of Military Psychology, American Psychological Association

|January 6, 2026

概括

非行为健康提供者 (NBHPs) 对提供行为健康 (BH) 支持的负面态度很少. 较低的团队凝聚力和更大的耻辱感与负面态度有关,突出了改善BH培训和支持的领域.

科学领域:

军事医学军事医学
行为健康行为健康
提供者培训提供者培训

背景情况:

未来部署的环境预计有限的行为健康 (BH) 支持.
非行为健康提供者 (NBHPs) 正在通过BH GEAR接受培训,以管理BH需求.
与NBHPs对提供BH支持的负面态度相关的普遍性和因素仍然不清楚.

研究的目的:

调查NBHPs对提供BH支持的负面态度的发生.
确定与这些NBHP中负面态度相关的因素.
在军事环境中为NBHP加强BH支持的战略提供信息.

主要方法:

对86名NBHP进行了预培训和部署后的调查.
收集的数据包括对提供BH护理的态度,对接受BH护理的耻辱感,接受的培训,工作范围和单位特征.
进行了统计分析,以确定消极态度与各种因素之间的关联.

主要成果:

一个很低的百分比的NBHPs (10.6%-23.6%) 认可了对提供BH帮助的负面态度.
负面态度与较低的团队凝聚力,较少的BH培训,对接受BH护理的更大的耻辱感,护理和自力更生障碍,以及对工作范围的感知限制显著相关.
对接受BH护理和自力更生更大的耻辱感,以及较少的团队凝聚力预测了负面态度,即使控制了其他因素.

结论:

很少有NBHP对提供BH支持表现出负面态度,但确定的因素可能会抑制护理.
提高团队凝聚力和减少耻辱感可能会减轻NBHPs之间的负面态度.
了解这些因素对于优化依赖NBHPs的军事单位BH支持准备和任务成功至关重要.

关键词:

军事军事军事军事军事他们的态度和态度.行为健康行为健康医疗保健医生医疗保健医生提供护理服务.

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