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    At Cacciutti Veteran Educational Foundation‚ our belief is that our discharged veterans deserve added consideration when obtaining gainful education and employment opportunities to be able to support themselves‚ along with proper medical care‚ both physical and psychological‚ to help the veteran assimilate into civilian life. Cacciutti Veteran Educational Foundation has noticed the lack of capable‚ skilled workers to take over for those who are exiting their respective fields‚ along with the rising

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    All veterans – living or deceased – should receive the respect and recognition they deserve in return for their service to our country. The Covenant Veteran Recognition Program will provide that salute when it marches forward on Tuesday‚ May 30. Tony Lyle is a member of the Veteran Recognition team‚ a diverse group of hospital staff who’ve worked on this special act of deference for nearly a year. “I’m proud to be part of an organization that strives to recognize and honor the veterans and their

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    PTSD in War Veterans

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    Abstract Post-traumatic stress disorder is a common problem in for veterans returning from war all over the world. It can often be misdiagnosed as a traumatic brain injury or overlooked altogether because of the similarities in their symptoms. This article defines what post-traumatic stress disorder is as according to the Diagnostic Statistic Manual of Mental Disorders‚ its correlation with insomnia and nightmares‚ traumatic brain injuries and heart rate conditions‚ and it summarizes various treatment

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    U.S. would not be what it is today. The United States veterans selflessly dedicated their lives for the sake of their country. Their families also had to risk the lives of their loved ones for the sake of their country. The veterans and their families deserve respect‚ love‚ and support. Caring for those who have born the battles of our country should be a great honor

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    Military Veterans Essay

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    Assessing military veterans for posttraumatic stress disorder: A guide for primary care clinicians. Journal Of The American Academy Of Nurse Practitioners‚ 18(9)‚ 409-413. doi:10.1111/j.1745-7599.2006.00147.x What is the article about? Bringing awareness and educating doctors on how military veterans are apt to be exposed to (PTSD) posttraumatic stress disorder because of the turmoil and stress they encounter while being deployed. Also educating them on how to recognize if a military veteran is suffering

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    Communication thru Art Although it does not look like there was not too much thought into the design of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial‚ there was actually an extreme amount of thought put into it. One end of the memorial points to Washington Monument that represents the first president of the US. The other end of the Memorial points to the Lincoln Memorial which not only represent another president but where other historical events took place. Its shape can be left up to your interpretation;

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    Non Combat Veterans

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    The novelty of this study comes from many facets. Prior research has been conducted on combat veterans and non combat veterans. However‚ in prior research‚ non combat veterans have been defined as veterans who were about to undergo war zone deployment. The level of stress in these soldiers are already going to be heightened at this point which already starts the study off with a major flaw. After experiencing war zone deployment‚ the subjects have then been tested again as a repeated measure to compare

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    homelessness is provide free housing for homeless people‚ but contradicts his points by explaining obstacles like government funding‚ medical complications‚ and lack of data. Carrier provided findings from different homeless shelter organizations to better support his opinions. His main focus was centered toward different organizations in Nevada which provided free care and shelter to homeless individuals. His main talking point in this article was the costliness of homeless people. One of the main statistics

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    local centers‚ to evaluate potential problems and give advice regarding care and performance. • Identification and dissemination of good practices associated with better outcomes. 2. How were benchmark standards established? In 1993‚ the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) conducted the National VA Surgical Risk Study (NVASRS)‚ with the aim of developing and validating risk-adjustment models for the prediction of surgical outcome and the comparative assessment of the quality of surgical

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    Romaniv 1 Sergey Romaniv Instructor: William S. Durden English 102 17 May 2014 Military Veterans Face An Uphill Battle Against PTSD Everyone at some point in their life will experience a traumatic event. As many as 20% will develop some sort of PTSD. What is PTSD? It is an acronym that is used quite frequently in the past decade‚ so what does it denote? Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is an anxiety disorder that is caused when a person experiences a dangerous event. When a person

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