Active Component

Effectiveness of a Multimedia Outreach Kit for Families of Wounded Veterans

Background: Young children in military families with a member who has a life changing injury can experience emotional difficulties and behavior changes. Objective: This study evaluated a Sesame Workshop multimedia kit called: Talk, Listen, Connect: Changes (TLC-II(C); 2008).

2014
Walker, D. I.
Cardin, J. -F.
Chawla, N.
Topp, D.
Burton, T.
MacDermid Wadsworth, S.

Drinking and Spouse Abuse Among U.S. Army Soldiers

This study examines the relationship between typical weekly drinking and perpetration of spouse abuse as well as the relationship between the perpetrator's typical weekly drinking and alcohol use during the abuse event among U.S. Army male soldiers.

2004
Bell, N. S.
Harford, T.
McCarroll. J. E.
Senier, L.

Domestic Violence in the Military: Women's Policy Preferences and Beliefs Concerning Routine Screening and Mandatory Reporting

Objectives: This study describes active duty military (ADM) women’s beliefs and preferences concerning domestic violence (DV) policy in the military. Methods: Telephone interviews were completed with 474 ADM women from all services,119 of whom had experienced DV during their military service.

2006
Carlson Gielen, A.
Campbell, J.
Garza, M. A.
O'Campo, P.
Dienemann, J.
Kub, J.
Snow Jones, A.
Lloyd, D. W.

Domestic Violence in the Military: Women's Policy Preferences and Beliefs Concerning Routine Screening and Mandatory Reporting

Reporting of domestic violence (DV) in the military can be complicated by the lack of confidentiality. Beliefs about routine screening and mandatory reporting of DV by healthcare professionals were described and compared between abused and non-abused female Active Duty Service members.

2006
Carlson Gielen, A.
Campbell, J.
Garza, M. A.
O'Campo, P.
Dienemann, J.
Kub, J.
Snow Jones, A.
Lloyd, D. W.