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Vets недавних войн имеют разлад усилия
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Около 300.000 обслуживают члены возвратили домой от войн в Афганистане и Ирак теперь терпит от разлада или нажатия усилия столба травматичных, согласно unprecedented национальному изучению выпущенному сегодня RAND CCorp.
Другие члены 320.000 обслуживаний сообщили терпеть травматичный ушиб мозга во время раскрытия. Однако, большой часть из членов обслуживания которые сообщили ушибы, of which много были слабые коммоции, не изыскивала обработку или не осведомленн суровости их ушибов.
Терри Tanielian, co-руководитель проекта и исследователь на RAND сказало репортеров на телеконференции новостей что это будет «главный кризис здоровья» для членов обслуживания, и люди и женщины.
Miss Tanielian said the study reveals the need for more service providers who know how to deliver appropriate care, including longterm future medical needs, for service members returning from war. Service members should not be limited to seeking care at Defense Department or Veterans Affairs (VA) facilities, she said. They should be able to get care within the private sector as well, since some don’t live close enough to veterans’ hospitals.
Lisa Jaycox, RAND senior behavioral scientist and co-leader of the study, said it is difficult to estimate how many mental health care service providers will be needed to fulfill the demand because “we already have a shortage of mental health professionals in the U.S. health care system.”
“This is not a problem unique to the DOD or VA but many individuals who are seeking mental health care in the U.S. have difficulty finding a provider,” she said.
The Defense Department covers the medical needs of active duty and reservists. Veterans Affairs is responsible for the care of veterans who are no longer active.
The research included a survey of 1,965 current and former service members from all military branches across the country. It is the first to comprehensively assess the current needs of returned service members from all branches of the military.
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