Research Paper Title Validation of One-mile Walk Equations for the Estimation of Aerobic Fitness in British Military Personnel under the Age of 40 years. Background To provide an accurate estimate of peak oxygen uptake (VO2 peak) for British Royal Navy Personnel aged between 18 and 39, comparing a gold standard treadmill based maximal exercise test… Read More
One in four British civilians would be prepared to fight for their country, a survey has revealed. The research by polling organisation WIN/Gallup found that only 27 per cent of respondents said they would take up arms, against a global average of 60 per cent. With 2014 marking the centenary of the start of the First World War the company decided to… Read More
Research Paper Title Dental anxiety levels in British servicemen and women. Background The objectives of the study were to determine: 1, the level of dental anxiety in British Service personnel; 2 whether there was a difference in dental anxiety levels across the three Services; and, 3, the relationship between number of operational tours and level… Read More
Military personnel, veterans and their families will find it easier to access support from organisations aligned with the Armed Forces covenant thanks to a new website. The Armed Forces Community Directory is a single point of contact for anyone seeking help or advice in the fields of health, education, employment, housing, welfare and the legal profession. Visit http://www.afcom.directory for more information.
Skills training can be one of the biggest expenses that organisations face. However, supporting reservist employees can bring big benefits to businesses by saving thousands on their training budgets. As part of a successful career in the reserves a person will develop a broad range of skills through their military training which can help them… Read More
Research Paper Title Military Nephrology: A Review of Cases 1985-2011. Background Evidence of the prevalence of renal pathology in military populations is rare, probably as a result of a traditionally cautious military medical attitude that limits applicants with evidence of renal disease joining the Armed Forces and the continued service of military personnel who develop… Read More
Research Paper Title Patient Needs from General Practice following a Traumatic Injury: A Qualitative Study using Narrative Interviews with British Service Personnel. Background To explore the first period of sick leave in military patients following a traumatic battle injury, and the role of primary care. To identify if and where patients perceived difficulties. Methods Participants… Read More
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