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Caring for veterans

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By: Emily Bell, MSN, RN, APRN, PMHNP-BC

Veterans have distinct determinants of health related to their military service and occupational exposures. With more veterans seeking care in the community, the American Nurses Association Mem­bership Assembly recommended in June 2024 that the association pursue work to improve nursing knowledge related to the healthcare needs of veterans. Because of the military environment and its…

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