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Our findings from the fourth phase of the Health and Wellbeing Cohort Study (2022/23) are here. We found rises in Common Mental Disorders (CMD) & PTSD in serving & ex-serving personnel since 2014/16. To read our full report, please visit: kcmhr.org/pdf/Phase_4_Health… #OpRESEARCH
And that is it from #vmhc2025 for this year.
Thanks so much for joining us in person or online.
A huge thanks to our speakers, delegates, volunteers, host and sponsors @FiMTrust and @TNLComFund.
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See you soon!
If you enjoyed today, do follow @FiMT_RC for details on tomorrow's #FiMTRC2025 conference "understanding and supporting the Armed Forces Community in an evolving world"
fimt-rc.org/conference
#VMHC2025 conference chair Prof Dominic Murphy (@combatstress, @KCMHR & @estss_news) announces the winners of the #vmhc2025 poster prizes are:
Milly Adams
Ronessa Dass
Dr Robin Campbell Bromhead
Our final #vmhc2025 speaker is our own Professor Sir Simon Wessely reflecting on 25+ years of research at KCMHR
He concludes by saying KCMHR work has resulted in significant policy impacts and change in the military and veteran field
Next it's Professor Nicole Sadler: The Australian Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicides: Key findings and considerations for researchers, clinicians and policymakers working with military and veteran populations.
...this is why a systems approach is so important, as we need to keep all that in mind. Investigations such as this can hit morale, so it is important to consider that


