Veteran mental health services in the UK: Are we headed in the right direction?

Deirdre MacManus · Simon C. Wessely

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Psychiatric care and mental health services Mental Health Treatment and Access Education and Military Integration

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Approximately 10% of the UK Armed Forces, equivalent to 20 000 service personnel, leave the military each year (DASA, 2007). For most individuals, service in the Armed Forces is beneficial but a mi...

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