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A Systematic Review of the Literature on Veterans' Unanticipated Medical Retirement and Transition to Civilian Life | Chapter 5 | Selected Topics in Humanities and Social Sciences Vol. 6

Despite the fact that there is literature on the impact of unexpected medical retirement on veterans' transition to civilian life, there has been no systematic review of this literature by veterans. This systematic evaluation of literature looked into the impact of veterans' UMR on their transition to civilian life. Based on the application of a search strategy devised on the basis of six criteria for inclusion in accordance with the research phenomena, the researcher chose 15 papers for the systematic review. A summary of the included research revealed three key topics on the influence of veterans' UMR on transfer to civilian life: transition concerns (with two sub-themes of female veterans and identity), work experience, and sources of support. The findings of the review, which are based on a synthesis of contemporary literature, contribute to the body of knowledge on veterans' recovery. There were other practice-related repercussions, such as the need to confront veteran prejudice during employment searches after UMR and female veterans' isolation as a result of sexual trauma. Future researchers should narrow the scope of systematic reviews of veterans' post-UMR transition experiences to allow for meta-analysis, and undertake a systematic review focused entirely on female veterans' post-UMR transition experiences to emphasise their unique requirements even more.


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Chunita Vick
Independent Researcher/113 Buffalo Speedway, Liberty Hill, TX 78642, USA.


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