Language: | English | Title: | Posttraumatic stress sindrom among the participants of military missions | Abstract: | Post-traumatic stress disorder has in his own name suggests that it is necessary for its formation a stressful event, which has a profound and lasting impact on the individual. Slovenian Armed Forces at various levels and fields of performing various jobs, regardless of whether the working position for many soldiers feel overloaded with various tasks, such as missions abroad. That tasks leaves stress and various psychological problems of trauma in soldiers. The purpose is to study the functioning of preventive preparations soldier on a mission and meet the soldiers with post-traumatic stress syndrome after returning from the mission. For the study, we used the method of interview between the two groups, with two polls, the two barracks. The first group of soldiers who are in the home environment (as a control-comparison group) and another group of soldiers after the mission. We performed two types of surveys. General Survey, which was given first and the second group of soldiers and female soldiers.This survey was used to determine the presence of stress in the workplace and the differences between them. Another survey was special, which was given to another group of soldiers and female soldiers (after the mission). This questionnaire was used to determine the presence of post-traumatic stress syndrome among the participants of military missions. Based on the results of both surveys are given confirming the hypothesis. We found that the stress in the workplace, in the first group of soldiers and female soldiers, well controllable and that the second group of soldiers and female soldiers, in most cases not the presence of post-traumatic stress disorder, since 67% of soldiers and female soldiers without symptoms and signs, 17% have some symptoms, 16% a number of symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder. We found that another group of soldiers and female soldiers less control stress at the workplace. | Keywords: | post-traumatic stress disorder, stress, trauma, treatment, military mission, preventive preparation |
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