Article2009

Psychological Effects of Deployments on Military Families

Christopher H. Warner · George N. Appenzeller · Carolynn M. Warner · Thomas Allen Grieger

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Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Research Education and Military Integration Health and Well-being Studies

Abstract

CME Educational Objectives 1. Identify stressors that occur among spouses of about-to-be deployed service members. 2. Identify perceived barriers, among spouses, to mental healthcare. 3. Identify the levels of depression and stress that occur among spouses of about-to-be deployed service members.

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