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Accumulation of Risk and Promotive Factors Among Young Children in US Military Families

Children of Service members who have experienced combat-related deployments are at increased risk for a variety of negative outcomes. This study sought to examine risk and promotive factors and the likelihood of negative outcomes in children aged 0 to 10 years.

2016
Wadsworth, S. M.
Cardin, J. F.
Christ, S.
Willerton, E.
O'Grady, A. F.
Topp, D.
Copella, E.
Lester, P.
Mustillo, S.

A Randomized Controlled Trial to Evaluate the Veterans' In-home Program for Military Veterans with Traumatic Brain Injury and Their Families: Report on Impact for Family Members

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) creates challenges for both patients and their family members, yet few intervention programs have taken the needs of the whole family into consideration. This study examined the effectiveness of the Veterans' In-home Program on family member's well-being.

2016
Moriarty, H.
Winter, L.
Robinson, K.
Piersol, C. V.
Vause-Earland, T.
Iacovone, D. B.
Newhart, B.
True, G.
Fishman, D.
Hodgson, N.
Gitlin, L. N.

A Participant Evaluation of the U.S. Navy Parent Support Program

The U.S. Navy New Parent Support Program (NPSP) aims to improve participants’ parenting skills, reduce their parenting stress, and help the Service Members to concentrate on their jobs. The purpose of the study was to evaluate participants’ perception of NPSP.

2007
Kelley, M. L.
Schwerin, M. J.
Farrar, K. L.
Lane, M. E.