Evidence Profile Primary & Health Authors & Population Sampling Number of Design Country Secondary Age and Gender (%) Status year (source) Methodology Participants Outcomes N/A Worthen, M., Qualitative, US Transitioned N/A Opportunistic 11 22-25 years = 8 Moos, R., & interviews military veterans 26-31 years = 3 J. (2012). (last 5 years) F = 2 M = 9 N/A Verey, A., & Qualitative, UK Transitioned N/A Opportunistic 5 (from total Age = N/A Smith, P. K. interviews military veterans sample of 15) (2012) (last 5 years) M = 5
Evidence Profile Health Status Authors & year Design Country Population (source) Primary & Secondary Outcomes Sampling Methodology Number of Participants Age and Gender (%) N/A Worthen, M., Moos, R., & J. (2012). Qualitative, interviews US Transitioned military veterans (last 5 years) N/A Opportunistic 11 22-25 years = 8 26-31 years = 3 F = 2 M = 9 N/A Verey, A., & Smith, P. K. (2012) Qualitative, interviews UK Transitioned military veterans (last 5 years) N/A Opportunistic 5 (from total sample of 15) Age = N/A M = 5
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