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Journal Article
MORAL INJURY AND SUICIDE RISK
2023
Overview
Suicide negatively impacts all aspects of military service from recruitment to retention as well as the physical and spiritual well-being of units, military members, family, and friends. Moreover, it denies the military the current and future benefits derived from the service of an individual in whom the military has invested significant resources. To improve suicide prevention outcomes in the military and veteran communities, the impact of moral injury—separate from posttraumatic stress disorder— on suicidal ideation must be more clearly understood. The interpersonal theory of suicide can assist the military as it develops mechanisms to address the effect of moral injury on suicidal ideation among the activeduty and veteran populations.
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Air University Press
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