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Research Article

Preliminary long-term health outcomes associated with recreation-based health and wellness programs for injured service members

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Article: 1444330 | Received 13 Jun 2017, Accepted 13 Jan 2018, Published online: 02 Mar 2018

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Table 1. Number of responses over all testing periods

Table 2. Demographics for the participants of project sanctuary

Table 3. Military related demographics for the participants of project sanctuary

Figure 1. Current health conditions for the participants of project sanctuary (N = 127).

Notes: Other combat-related injuries include gunshot wounds, shrapnel, etc. Other non-combat related injuries include frostbite, fibromyalgia, kidney stones, Type 2 diabetes, chronic back pain, frostbite, and SCI. Pre-test reports of health conditions were used to create this figure.
Figure 1. Current health conditions for the participants of project sanctuary (N = 127).

Table 4. Sequential models

Table 5. Model E (final) results

Figure 2. PCL total scores over time.

Notes: The figure show raw outcome measures for those respondents who provided a VA rate. Each respective line demonstrates how the estimated average outcomes change across time.
Figure 2. PCL total scores over time.

Figure 3. DASS total scores over time.

Notes: The figure show raw outcome measures for those respondents who provided a VA rate. Each respective line demonstrates how the estimated average outcomes change across time.
Figure 3. DASS total scores over time.

Figure 4. MCS scores over time.

Notes: The figure show raw outcome measures for those respondents who provided a VA rate. Each respective line demonstrates how the estimated average outcomes change across time.
Figure 4. MCS scores over time.

Figure 5. PCS scores over time.

Notes: The figure show raw outcome measures for those respondents who provided a VA rate. Each respective line demonstrates how the estimated average outcomes change across time.
Figure 5. PCS scores over time.