Mental health findings in the 2010 Survey on Transition to Civilian Life / Jim Thompson … [et al.].: V3-1/3-2012E-PDF

"The 2010 Survey on Transition to Civilian Life (STCL) was a survey of the health, disability and determinants of health of former Canadian Forces (CF) Regular Force personnel who released from service in 1998-2007, 2-12 years after leaving service. They were surveyed in 2010 at a time when significant advancements in services for serving personnel and Veterans with mental health problems that were still being put into place by VAC, DND and CF. Most had released from service prior to the New Veterans Charter programs in 2006, and prior to additional significant advancements in services for serving personnel and Veterans with mental health problems that were established later. Initial findings from STCL are available in other reports. This report is a more in-depth descriptive analysis of the mental health of these recently released Veterans."--Executive summary, p. 2.

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Publication information
Department/Agency Canada. Veterans Affairs Canada. Research Directorate.
Title Mental health findings in the 2010 Survey on Transition to Civilian Life / Jim Thompson … [et al.].
Variant title At head of title: Life After Service Studies (LASS) secondary analysis (2011 series - release 9)
LASS secondary analysis : mental health 2012 series release 9
Series title Research Directorate technical report
Publication type Series - View Master Record
Language [English]
Format Electronic
Electronic document
Note(s) Cover title.
"01 August 2012."
Includes bibliographical references.
Publishing information Charlottetown, P.E.I. : Veterans Affairs Canada, 2012.
Author / Contributor Thompson, James M., 1952-
Description 45 p. : col. charts.
Catalogue number
  • V3-1/3-2012E-PDF
Subject terms Veterans
Mental health
Surveys
Statistics
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