… of Veterans Affairs (VA) and non-VA mental health service use among male and … that female
veterans would be less likely than male veterans to utilize VA mental health care services. …

… In addition, studies of female veterans’ use of mental health services are few in number and
… female veterans’ VA service use to their use of non-VA services or to that of male veterans. …

… Veterans Affairs (VA) health services by female veterans. … female veterans differ from those
of male veterans. The scientific literature concerning female veterans' use of health services is …

… We employed a large national sample of female veterans that allows for … of female veterans
who currently use, formerly use, and have never used VA health care. Women who use the …

Objective: Little is known about the role of mental health literacy in military veterans’
treatment-seeking stigma and service use, or the impact of these factors on perceived need for …

… services, veteran status is not statistically significant. Second, there are no striking patterns in
… comparisons that suggest that female veterans use hospital services differently than female …

… secondary analysis of female veterans' use of health services. Probit regression techniques
were used to model overall care and VA care for both outpatient and hospital use during the …

… When female and male OEF/OIF/OND veterans were compared, female veterans tended to
use mental health outpatient services more (21). However, our finding suggests that certain …

… In fact, the last national survey of female veterans was conducted 20 years ago, and the
Advisory Committee on women veterans has made the conduct of a repeat national study one of …

… preferences for services. Barriers to use of VA health care endorsed by female veterans
included … Barriers to utilization of mental health services among female veterans who screened …