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Mental health screening before troop deployment is not supported by current evidence

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TextPublication details: 2006Subject(s):

MENTAL ILLNESS -- MILITARY PERSONNEL -- ACTIVE SERVICE

In: British Medical Journal No 7576, 11 November 2006, pp.979-980 (13)Summary: Editorial comment on research reported in the same issue of the validity of attempting to identify mental health problems amongst troops prior to deployment. Refers to research reported in the same issue of the BMJ.

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Editorial comment on research reported in the same issue of the validity of attempting to identify mental health problems amongst troops prior to deployment. Refers to research reported in the same issue of the BMJ.

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