P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 72, Issue 1, 2011January 01, 2011 EDT
Sidebar: Challenges to Providing Services to North Carolina Veterans Who Have Traumatic Brain Injury
Sidebar: Challenges to Providing Services to North Carolina Veterans Who Have Traumatic Brain Injury
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
Marilyn, Lash, Janice White, and Sandra Farmer. 2011. “Sidebar: Challenges to Providing Services to North Carolina Veterans Who Have Traumatic Brain Injury.” North Carolina Medical Journal 72 (1): 51–52. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.72.1.51.