The King's Centre for Military Health Research is the leading civilian UK centre of excellence for military health research and independent of the UK Ministry of Defence, our work has help shape government policy towards military personnel with our research published in high impact journals such as the British Medical Journal and The Lancet.
The Centre is co-directed by Professor Simon Wessely and Professor Nicola Fear. The Centre draws on the experience of a multidisciplinary team with a wide range of research portfolios. The aim of the Centre is to produce relevant scientific research at the highest level. The Centre offers an MSc in War and Psychiatry.
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Depression in Military Fathers: The association with family functioning and father-adolescent interaction by Alice Wickersham, Daniel Leightley, Melanie Chesnokov and Nicola T. Fear
Deployment-related Post-Traumatic Growth among UK Armed Forces personnel by Daniel Dyball, Sharon Stevelink, Nicola T. Fear, Neil Greenberg, Roberto Rona and Norman Jones
Factors that influence the success or failure of online self-help interventions (OSHIs) for UK military veterans and their families; a Realist Review by Clare Kidston, Maria O’Kane, Bethany Waterhouse-Bradley and Cherie Armour
How drop-in services provide preventative help for military-connected families with young children by Nicola McConnell, Elizabeth Thomas, Anna Bosher and Richard Cotmore
The Mediating role of Social Networks on the Development of Psychopathology among U.S. Military Veterans Following Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) by M McLafferty, J Ross, B Waterhouse-Bradley and C Armour
Veterans' Mental Health Conference 2019 will once again be hosted in the Great Hall at King's College London. The Great Hall was built in 1829, and over the years has been a prominent location for high end balls and gala dinners.
