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      Garcia, Adriana Mabel, author.
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      Burnout of Direct Patient-care Staff Serving Forensic Population / Garcia, Adriana Mabel, author.
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      Gonzalez, Edith, author. (orcid)0000-0002-5582-3966
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      population underutilizes mental health services. Data were analyzed through the lens of Latinx Critical Race
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      Davenport, Casey Lee, author.
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      country, as well as the effects service has had on their families. In the veteran population, there are
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      Mendoza, Jacqueline L., author.
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      , somatization, and PTSD compared to the general U.S. population, 2) that the rate of psychological late effects
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      LeVine, Naomi Bracha, author.
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      -compassion. Implications for clinical practice when working with this population are discussed.
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      Buckley, Lara, author.
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      problems. Results found that at the population-level the SDQ subscale scores were stable over the academic
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      Bellamy, Versie J., author.
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      this population, coupled with inefficient patient flow through the judicial and health care systems
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      Kang, Melody Hsin Liu, author.
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      young adult population on college campuses. In addition to reviewing the development of the Core, this
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      Zeavin, Hannah, author.
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      have been historically unavailable for the general population becomes more thinkable. In examining the
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      Ballentine, Amber Nicole, author.
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      provider. After frequency distributions were calculated, it was noted that 29% of the sample population had
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      Linck, Donna Teresa, author.
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      population. Although there were no significant differences between the experimental and control groups on
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