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Supporting veteran well-being is a common public policy goal, and to meet this goal Veterans Affairs Canada considers seven domains of well-being: employment and meaningful activity, finances, health, life skills and preparedness, social integration, housing and physical environment, and cultural and social environment. The ability to reliably measure well-being is essential to assess veterans needs and the effects of interventions, policies, programs and services provided. Therefore, our aim is to conduct an overview of systematic reviews to identify and describe instruments that measure veteran well-being and report on their psychometric properties. Our findings will provide policy-makers and researchers with guidance regarding measures of well-being. |
