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- “Textbook of Disaster Psychiatry 2nd Edition” is now available in Japanese
- “Textbook of Disaster Psychiatry 2nd Edition”日本語版が発売されました
- 2021 CSTS Doctoral Graduate Student Fellowships
- Army STARRS: Volume 5, Issue 4, Updated December 29, 2021
- Managing Grief During the Holidays
- Tornadoes Response and Recovery Resources
- Dr. David Scharf is a recipient of the 2021 Sigourney Award
- Managing the Stress of Holiday Gatherings During COVID-19
- Trauma and Resiliency in Military Families, with Dr. Stephen Cozza
- DISASTER MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES TO SUPPORT RESPONSE AND RECOVERY FROM HURRICANE IDA
- Resources in Response to the Recent Terrorist Attack and Afghanistan Transition
- Caring for Children After Parental Death: Guidelines for Primary Care Providers
- The Army Study to assess risk and resilience in service members (Army STARRS) – Robert Ursano
- CSTS 2020 Annual Report Available
- MANAGING THE STRESS OF RETURNING TO WORK AFTER COVID-19: A GUIDE FOR SUPERVISORS
- LEADER SUPPORT FOR SERVICE MEMBERS WORKING DURING COVID-19
- COVID-19 Pandemic Response Resources
- LEADER SUPPORT FOR SERVICE MEMBERS WORKING WITH HUMAN REMAINS
- Educators: Tell us about the Impact of COVID-19 on You
- When Losses of Loved Ones Are Not Acknowledged - Understanding Disenfranchised Grief
- Resources for the U.S. Capitol Attack
- Supporting Healthcare Professionals in Times of Disaster: Reflections on “At-Risk Employees”
- CIMVHR symposium
- WEST COAST WILDFIRES DISASTER MENTAL HEALTH RESPONSE AND RECOVERY RESOURCES
- HURRICANE LAURA DISASTER RESPONSE AND RECOVERY RESOURCES
- Curriculum Recommendations for Disaster Health Professionals: Disaster Behavioral Health
- Interactive, Mobile Website to Aid Healthcare Providers in Notifying Family Members of Unexpected Deaths
- DR. URSANO RECEIVES AMSUS LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Sustaining Healthcare Continuity (For Providers)
Importantly, moving can disrupt individual and family healthcare routines.
Military families move around the nation and around the globe. While relocation is a part of military life and military tradition, the process is stressful, especially during wartime. Importantly, moving can disrupt individual and family healthcare routines.
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