Journal Volume: 181
Journal Issue: 8
Journal Year: 2016
Articles in SafetyLit: 18

Alcohol use and reasons for drinking as risk factors for suicidal behavior in the U.S. Army

An analysis and summary of the recommendations made by the U.S. DoD 2010-2014 Recovering Warrior Task Force

Comparison of penetrating neck injury management in combat versus civilian trauma: a review of 55 cases

Descriptive epidemiology of musculoskeletal injuries in the Army 101st Airborne (Air Assault) Division

Evaluation of a technology-based adaptive learning and prevention program for stress response-a randomized controlled trial

Intimate partner maltreatment recidivism in U.S. Air Force families

Military occupations most affected by head/sensory injuries and the potential job impact of those injuries

Parenting stress after deployment in Navy active duty fathers

Penetrating orbital injury from a needlefish

Pilot study: the role of predeployment ethics training, professional ethics, and religious values on naval physicians' ethical decision making

Poorer physical health is associated with greater mental health service utilization in a sample of depressed U.S. Army National Guard soldiers

Psychophysiological investigation of combat veterans with subthreshold post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms

Reporting military sexual trauma: a mixed-methods study of women veterans' experiences who served from World War II to the War in Afghanistan

Seeking Safety pilot outcome study at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center

Staying Strong With Schools: a civilian school-based intervention to promote resilience for military-connected children

The impact of combat deployment on health care provider burnout in a military emergency department: a cross-sectional Professional Quality of Life Scale V survey study

The impact of environment and occupation on the health and safety of active duty Air Force members: database development and de-identification

The relationship between enlistment body mass index and the development of obstructive sleep apnea in the U.S. Military