Clearing Away Past Wreckage: A Constructivist Grounded Theory of Identity and Mental Health Access by Female Veterans.
Clearing Away Past Wreckage: A Constructivist Grounded Theory of Identity and Mental Health Access by Female Veterans.
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10.1097/ans.0000000000000219
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2018
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Washington D
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Williams L;Pavlish C;Maliski S;Washington D
女性退伍军人是最大的退伍军人人口，但有显着的心理健康差异，大于平民妇女和退伍军人男子。本研究以建构主义扎根理论为研究方法，探讨退伍女兵使用心理健康门诊服务的经验。12名女退伍军人讲述了她们的创伤经历和使用心理健康服务的有意义的故事。一个更广泛的扎根理论过程模型出现了，连接创伤，过渡，身份和结构的类别。这项研究为女性退伍军人如何做出与医疗保健相关的选择和处理创伤性事件（如军事性创伤）提供了关键见解。
Women Veterans are the largest veteran population yet have significant mental health disparities, greater than both civilian women and veteran men. This article used constructivist grounded theory methods to explore the experiences of women Veterans that led to mental health outpatient service use. Twelve women Veterans revealed meaningful stories on their experiences of trauma and their use of mental health services. A broader grounded theory process model emerged, linking the categories of Trauma, Transitions, Identity, and Structure. This research provides key insight into how women Veterans make health care–related choices and process traumatic events such as military sexual trauma.