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Military Psychiatry: Preparing in Peace for War

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Front Matter

Foreword by The Surgeon General

Preface

Patient Flow in a Theater of Operations

  1. Morale and Cohesion in Military Psychiatry
  2. Military Families and Combat Readiness
  3. Burnout in Military Personnel
  4. Psychiatric Aspects of Diseases in Military Personnel
  5. Alcohol and Drug Abuse and Dependence
  6. Homicide and Suicide in the Military
  7. Ethical Issues in Combat Psychiatry
  8. Ethical Challenges for the Psychiatrist During the Vietnam Conflict
  9. Psychiatric Consultation to Command
  10. Psychiatric Support for Commanders
  11. Educating Mental Health Workers
  12. A Model Combat Psychiatry Training Program for Division Personnel
  13. From Combat to Community Psychiatry
  14. Military Psychiatry and Disasters
  15. Military Psychiatry and Refugees
  16. Military Psychiatry and Terrorism
  17. Military Psychiatry and Hostage Negotiation
  18. Psychiatric Effects of Disaster in the Military Community
  19. Summation

Acknowledgements

Acronyms

Index

 

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