P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 72, Issue 1, 2011January 01, 2011 EDT
POLICY FORUM Behavioral Health Needs of Military Personnel and Their Families
POLICY FORUM Behavioral Health Needs of Military Personnel and Their Families
Articles in Vol. 72, Issue 1, 2011
Vol. 72, Issue 1, 2011
- Tar Heel Footprints in Health CareAnna Bauer
- Medical Costs of Secondhand-Smoke Exposure in North CarolinaDaryl WansinkHugh R. WatersSally HerndonMarcus Plescia
- Variables Associated With Use and Susceptibility to Use of Cigarettes Among North Carolina Adolescents: Results From the 2007 Statewide Survey of High School StudentsKelly L. KandraAdam O. GoldsteinScott Proescholdbell
- Use of 2001-2002 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Data to Characterize Cancer Survivors in North CarolinaLisa C. RichardsonJulie S. TownsendTemeika L. FairleyC. Brooke SteeleShruti ShahRobert L. WoldmanWilliam R. Carpenter
- POLICY FORUM Behavioral Health Needs of Military Personnel and Their FamiliesThomas C. Ricketts
- Honoring Their Service: Behavioral Health Services in North Carolina for Military Service Members, Veterans, and Their FamiliesKimberly M. Alexander-BratcherGrier MartinWilliam R. PurcellMichael WatsonPam Silberman
- A Congressional Look at Postdeployment Behavioral Health CareRichard BurrKay Hagan
- Initiatives to Improve Access to Behavioral Health Services in the Veterans Affairs Health SystemHarold KudlerKristy Straits-TrösterMira Brancu
- North Carolina National Guard Integrated Behavioral Health SystemStephanie W. NissenJeffery L. BrothertonJames A. Cohn
- The Governor’s Focus on Servicemembers, Veterans, and Their FamiliesWei Li Fang
- Behavioral Health Conditions Among Military Personnel and Veterans: Prevalence and Best Practices for TreatmentMira BrancuKristy Straits-TrösterHarold Kudler
- Sidebar: Opportunity Knocks: How Will We Answer?L. Worth Bolton
- Sidebar: Challenges to Providing Services to North Carolina Veterans Who Have Traumatic Brain InjuryLash MarilynJanice WhiteSandra Farmer
- Co-Location of Behavioral Health and Primary Care Services: Community Care of North Carolina and the Center of Excellence for Integrated CareFlo SteinMichael LancasterSusan YaggyRegina Schaaf Dickens
- Sidebar: The Citizen Soldier Support Program: A Case StudyRobert GoodaleWilliam AbbJessica T. MeedThu-Mai ChristianHarold KudlerKristy Straits-Tröster
- Behavioral Health Services, Projects, and Programs Available to North Carolina Military Personnel and Their FamiliesChristie Silbajoris
- Spotlight on the Safety NetKimberly Alexander-Bratcher
- Philanthropy ProfileMary L. Piepenbring
- The Affordable Care Act and the Triple Solution for a Healthier AmericaJ. Andrew HartsfieldJean Hetherington
Ricketts, Thomas C. 2011. “POLICY FORUM Behavioral Health Needs of Military Personnel and Their Families.” North Carolina Medical Journal 72 (1): 28–28. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.72.1.28.