Bridging the Gap: Delivering Culturally Sensitive Care for Military-connected Patients in Community Settings

Author:

Kleiman Rear Admiral Matthew E.1,Dolan Diana C.23,Nevers Jennifer J.23

Affiliation:

1. United States Public Health Service

2. Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine

3. Uniformed Services University

Abstract

Service Members, particularly members of the Reserve Component, seek medical and mental health care in their civilian communities. To the extent that providers communicate respect and value for military culture, they can better engage and enhance outcomes.

Publisher

North Carolina Institute of Medicine

Subject

General Medicine

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