Organisation

Department of Veterans' Affairs (Australia)

Owning Institution:
Evaluation

Coordinated Veterans’ Care (CVC) program evaluation final report


Coordinated Veterans’ Care (CVC) program is for veterans with chronic mental health conditions. This process evaluation, involving participants, carers, GPs, and care coordinators, found it well-managed and highly valued. A set of recommendations are provided for how the program can more effectively meet the needs of current and future Department of Veteran's Affairs clients and...
Literature review

Veterans’ needs in aged care


There are over 4 million veterans in Australia, more than half of them aged over 65. This report synthesises available research on veterans’ needs in aged care, focusing on mental health, cognitive health, physical health, and care experiences. It identifies gaps in research and highlights the importance of trauma-informed and culturally appropriate care for veterans.
Evaluation

Evaluation of the Trial of Assistance Dogs as an Adjunct to Therapy for Veterans with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Evolution Research

An evaluation of a research trial of the psychiatric assistance dogs for veterans with PTSD. The Trial evaluated the life experiences of veterans through their journey of being paired with a specifically trained assistance dog. A mixed methods approach was used and participants included 17 veterans, their support persons and stakeholders participating in the Trial...
Report

Spouses and partners of Vietnam veterans – findings from the Vietnam Veterans Family Study


This report confirms the long-term impact of Vietnam War service on family members. The study confirms that veteran partners should continue to be considered in the design of early intervention supports to help reduce the long-term impact of military service on families.
Briefing paper

Department of Veterans' Affairs initial background paper to the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide


This background paper was prepared by the Department of Veterans' Affairs, and has been published by the Royal Commission for the purpose of informing the public.

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