This file contains the current specification for the Direct Care (DC) Dental table for the Military Health System Management and Reporting Tool (M2) database.

This document provides the dos and don'ts of writing about mental health in the military

A document explaining the dos and don'ts of talking about mental health in the military

This video explains how to navigate the switch to a new mental health care provider when you’re experiencing a change in status.

This video shows health care providers who treat service members discussing how service members can maintain their mental health treatment as they experience a change in status.

This video shows families of service members discussing how inTransition helped their loved ones maintain their mental health care treatment during changes in status.

This infographic for patients and families describes rates of depression, unique symptoms, and related mental health conditions in men.

This infographic describes types of barriers to mental health care, forms of mental health stigma, and how barriers to care impact service members readiness and well-being.

This infographic addresses service members' concerns about mental health and security clearances and explains how seeking treatment may contribute favorably to eligibility decisions.

Survey research suggests that up to 35 percent of service members believe receiving mental health treatment can negatively impact their careers. This infographic describes career concerns that keep service members from seeking mental health care.

This infographic explains guidelines for confidentiality of mental health information in the military and how patients can work with their providers to help protect their information.

Only a few mental health conditions or medications affect deployability. This infographic addresses mental health concerns and deployment.

Prepared Statement of Karin A. Orvis PH.D. Director Defense Suicide Prevention Office and Chad Bradford. Capt. MC, USN Director, Mental Health Policy & Oversight Health Affairs

A monthly publication of the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Branch. This issue of the peer-reviewed journal contains the following articles: Attrition rates and incidence of mental health disorders in an attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) cohort, active component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2014–2018; The prevalence of attention-deficit ...

S. 1790 NDAA Conference Report for FY 2020, 116-333, Sec. 720