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The 'flagship' study for the Centre is a prospective investigation of the physical and psychological health of a random sample of UK service personnel, some of whom took part in Op TELIC (the war in Iraq) and others that did not; these form a comparison group. As well as answering immediate questions, this is also the platform for a longer-term study of a cohort looking at physical, social and psychological aspects of military service in the 21st Century. (Study referred to as Military Health & Wellbeing)
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.
Centre for Military Health Research
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The King's Centre for Military Health Research (KCMHR) is a joint initiative of the Institute of Psychiatry and the Department of War Studies at King's College London.The 'flagship' study for the Centre is a prospective investigation of the physical and psychological health of a random sample of UK service personnel, some of whom took part in Op TELIC (the war in Iraq) and others that did not; these form a comparison group. As well as answering immediate questions, this is also the platform for a longer-term study of a cohort looking at physical, social and psychological aspects of military service in the 21st Century. (Study referred to as Military Health & Wellbeing)
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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Professor Christopher Dandeker
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