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Learn about how the campaign's tools help families and warriors feel connected and manage the common challenges of military life.
The Progressive Return to Activity Following Concussion/mTBI Patient and Leadership Guide alerts command and line leaders about the PRA process and provides service members with appropriate activities for each stage of their recovery.
PDMP Sharing spreadsheet
Encourages staff to use an integrated approach to treat acute and chronic pain in primary care.
Encourages providers to always include naloxone when prescribing opioids as part of a pain management plan.
Reminds everyone to use infection prevention practices that help keep facilities clean and safe for patients and staff.
A document that beneficiaries can sign stating they received the FAQ document.
Building Vaccine Confidence in Health Systems and Clinics
PDMP Sharing Spreadsheet
This presentation defines and provides the role of intersectionality
This presentation describes the symptoms and differences of depression in women
This presentation provides an overview of women-specific influences on mental health throughout the lifespan, from in utero influences through adolescence, pregnancy, the postpartum period, the transition to menopause and aging.
This presentation discusses general principles and application of CBT-I with a focus on conceptualizing and adapting treatment recommendations for women.
This presentation discusses deployment stressors unique to women, to include: practical considerations of equipment and self-care, mental health stressors such as sexual assault/harassment and relationship/family concerns.
This presentation describes gender-related barriers that reduce female Service members’ and Veterans’ access to mental health services and how to identify and build upon resilience skills to overcome them
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