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Recent Veterans’ Self-Management Of Health During Military To Civilian Life Transition: A Grounded Theory Study, Narda A. Ligotti
Recent Veterans’ Self-Management Of Health During Military To Civilian Life Transition: A Grounded Theory Study, Narda A. Ligotti
Theses & Dissertations
United States Veterans of combat within Iraq and/or Afghanistan return home to face an array of somatic and psychological health concerns. Little was known about how they manage their health after military discharge. The research question for this study was “how do OIF/OEF/OND combat Veterans and their primary support persons manage Veterans’ health at home?” There is little information about these Veterans’ perspective of self-management of health in the home. This study was designed to provide a theoretical understanding of self-management and family support in this population. The Family Management Style Framework (Knafl, Deatrick & Havill, 2012) was used as …
The Experience Of Female Veterans’ Transitioning To Post—Active— Duty Health Care, Sarah A. Bradwisch
The Experience Of Female Veterans’ Transitioning To Post—Active— Duty Health Care, Sarah A. Bradwisch
Theses & Dissertations
Problem Statement: Female veterans are growing in record numbers and are the fastest growing segment of the veteran population in the United States(U.S.). After discharge from the military, female veterans face a difficult challenge in finding quality, efficient, and gender-specific health care following active duty. The growing number of female veterans in the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) health care facilities has highlighted gaps in access to care and quality of care for female veterans. Methodology: Interpretive phenomenology was used to better understand the meaning of 11 U.S. female veterans’ experiences. Semi-structured telephone interviews and the analytic approach of Martin …