Anthony Nazarov

Beyond the uniform: An international call for a mental health framework that addresses the needs of military and Veteran families during transition

Ashlee Mulligan, Laryssa Lamrock, Fardous Hosseiny, Jason Alves et autres

Families often play a significant role during the military members’ transition to Veteran status. Despite this, research and policy are often focused on the Veteran perspective in relation to military-to-civilian transition and/or deployment transition (pre-, post-, and during deployment). The literature rarely …

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Digital Health Monitoring and Intervention Suite for Stress in Frontline Nurses: Prospective Cohort Trial

Alice Rueda, Josh Martin, Karisa Parkington, Argyrios Perivolaris et autres

Background: Stress among health care workers (HCWs) contributes to burnout, workforce attrition, and adverse patient outcomes. Although virtual reality (VR), psychoeducation, ecological momentary assessments (EMAs), and wearables have independently shown promise in stress research, no integrated digital suite has combined controlled stress …

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Associations Between Problematic Anger and Mental Health Disorders Among a Sample of Canadian Public Safety Personnel from Diverse Sectors

Juliana M. B. Khoury, Taylor A. Teckchandani, Katelynn A. F. MacRae, Gordon J. G. Asmundson et autres

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Psychometric validation of the French version of the Moral Injury Outcome Scale (MIOS).

Natalie Ein, Rachel A. Plouffe, Stephanie Houle, Michelle Birch et autres

OBJECTIVE: Moral injury is defined as the profound psychological, emotional, spiritual, and existential distress that arises from exposure to potentially morally injurious events-situations that violate deeply held moral beliefs and expectations. The Moral Injury Outcome Scale (MIOS) has emerged as a robust …

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An expert-driven consensus framework for the study of potentially morally injurious events and their impacts: findings from an e-Delphi study

Stephanie Houle, Michelle Birch, Dominic Murphy, Neil Greenberg et autres

Background: Moral injury (MI) refers to the profound psychosocial, spiritual and behavioural impacts of exposure to potentially morally injurious events (PMIEs). Despite growing recognition of MI across military and civilian contexts, definitional clarity surrounding PMIEs remains limited.Objective: This study applied e-Delphi methodology …

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Working under pressure: How virtual reality and psychoeducation shape stress and moral distress responses in nurses

Karisa Parkington, Marianne Rouleau-Tang, Amit Bhat, Josh Martin et autres

Introduction: Nurses face high levels of stress, particularly in high-pressure environments, such as hospitals. Digital interventions, including virtual reality (VR), offer promising avenues for educating frontline workers, monitoring momentary distress, and delivering evidence-based stress-reduction programs. Objectives: This study examined: (1) the tolerability, …

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Experiences of loneliness and their relation to perceived social support, family functioning, and mental health among Canadian Veterans

William Younger, Kate St Cyr, Dominic Gargala, Kylie S. Dempster et autres

Introduction: Veterans are particularly susceptible to heightened levels of social isolation and loneliness. This study aimed to explore the relations between loneliness, perceived social support, and mental health symptoms in Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Veterans. Methods: Data were drawn from a national …

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An expert-driven consensus framework for the study of potentially morally injurious events and their impacts: findings from an e-Delphi study

Stephanie A. Houle, Michelle Birch, Dominic Murphy, Neil Greenberg et autres

Background: Moral injury (MI) refers to the profound psychosocial, spiritual and behavioural impacts of exposure to potentially morally injurious events (PMIEs). Despite growing recognition of MI across military and civilian contexts, definitional clarity surrounding PMIEs remains limited. Objective: This study applied e-Delphi …

An expert-driven consensus framework for the study of potentially morally injurious events and their impacts: findings from an e-Delphi study

Stephanie A. Houle, Michelle Birch, Dominic Murphy, Neil Greenberg et autres

Background: Moral injury (MI) refers to the profound psychosocial, spiritual and behavioural impacts of exposure to potentially morally injurious events (PMIEs). Despite growing recognition of MI across military and civilian contexts, definitional clarity surrounding PMIEs remains limited. Objective: This study applied e-Delphi …

Challenges and facilitators for mental health care for operational stress injuries in the military: A qualitative study.

Vanessa Soares, Erisa Deda, Stephanie Houle, Kate St Cyr et autres

Introduction: Military members and Veterans have an increased risk of mental health (MH) conditions compared with the general population. In light of the underutilization of MH services in this population, it is important to examine the factors that either obstruct or facilitate …

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Drivers and barriers to experience in adaptive sporting events: A systematic review and call for further research

Julia Gervasio, Natalie Ein, Jenny J. W. Liu, Clara Baker et autres

Introduction: Adaptive sports offer active duty members and Veterans with physical or psychological injuries the opportunity to engage in sports with a focus on psychosocial recovery, rehabilitation, and overall well-being. This rapid review examined the experiences of competitors and their families and …

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Implementing REVEL framework: key lessons for healthcare workplace wellbeing

J. Don Richardson, Jenny J. W. Liu, Penny Smith, Anthony Nazarov

The REVEL initiative presents a novel approach to enhancing healthcareworker wellbeing, focussing on organizational resilience over individual strategies. This commentary explores lessons learned from its initial implementation, offering recommendations for healthcare organizations to foster sustainable, systemic change.

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