慢烧伤:在阿富汗、伊拉克和整个中东服役的退伍军人烧伤坑和毒性暴露的定性研究。

Annals of psychiatry and clinical neuroscience Pub Date : 2021-01-01 Epub Date: 2021-12-27
Pollie Bith-Melander, Jack Ratliff, Chelsey Poisson, Charulata Jindal, Yuk Ming Choi, Jimmy T Efird
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在被部署到波斯湾战争和西南亚战区期间,退伍军人经常经历各种危险,最主要的是露天燃烧坑和油井火灾。虽然已经研究了超过23种推定疾病(从脑癌、间质性肺疾病、淋巴瘤到睡眠/情绪障碍、抑郁症和认知障碍)与他们与军事有关的接触有关,但关于这一主题的定性研究很少。在解释模式和健康信仰体系的背景下尤其如此,因为-à-vis潜在的社会和文化因素。目前的论文提供了一个平衡的概念框架(总结因果的优点和缺点),退伍军人在寻求医疗保健,筛选评估和后续治疗时遇到的挑战。
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Slow Burns: A Qualitative Study of Burn Pit and Toxic Exposures Among Military Veterans Serving in Afghanistan, Iraq and Throughout the Middle East.

During deployment to the Persian Gulf War and Southwest Asia theatre of operations, Veterans often experienced various hazards, foremost being open-air burn pits and oil well fires. While over 23 presumptive conditions (ranging from brain cancer, interstitial lung disease, and lymphomas to sleep/mood disorders, depression, and cognitive impairment) have been studied in connection with their military-related exposures, there is a paucity of qualitative research on this topic. This is especially true in the context of explanatory models and health belief systems, vis-à-vis underlying social and cultural factors. The current paper provides a balanced conceptual framework (summarizing causal virtues and shortcomings) about the challenges that Veterans encounter when seeking medical care, screening assessments and subsequent treatments.

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