This evaluation of Military‑Informed Care training for private‑sector clinicians analyzes outcomes using the AMCC. Results show significant gains in military cultural knowledge and attitudes, with 91.4% planning practice changes—guidance for systems aiming to improve veteran care outside the VA.
This randomized study of 322 active duty service members tests how interpersonal support relates to PTSD symptom change in Cognitive Processing Therapy. Findings show social support as a critical factor across group and individual CPT, informing family‑centered and skills‑based approaches.
This guide maps actionable ways to engage concerned significant others—family, caregivers, peers—in veteran suicide prevention. Based on a national convening, it outlines barriers, co‑created strategies, and tools for research and clinical integration.
This study introduces TACTICS—a targeted, context‑tailored implementation approach to increase evidence‑based psychotherapy in military behavioral health. Using a cluster‑randomized stepped‑wedge design, it addresses clinic‑specific barriers and evaluates uptake and sustainment.
This conceptual paper spotlights spouses’ military‑to‑civilian transition, synthesizing evidence on career, identity, health, and community impacts. It calls for tailored services, culturally competent care, and focused research to support families beyond separation.