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These are the stories of the American Police Veterans.

America made a promise to take care of those that have protected America.   That promise wasn't broken.  It was empty  words.   Some of those words were turned into laws, where they were ignored.   America Thinks that retired and disabled law enforcement officers are living large at the expense of the taxpayer.   Read their stories.  Then decide for yourself.   Who is paying the ultimate price for safe American communities.  

 

Retried Officers: We Need Your Help for study of adjustment to post-retirement.

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This entry was posted on 7/19/2007 12:36 PM and is filed under American Police Veterans,Disability,Advocacy,PTSD,Shattered Shields,Retirement,Just the Facts.

Retried Officers: We Need Your Help!


What Do We Need?


Nnamdi Pole, Ph.D., a Professor at The University of Michigan is studying factors associated with both positive and negative post-retirement adjustment to police work. In order to participate, you need to be a retired officer who experienced at least one serious duty-related critical incident. The study involves a lengthy questionnaire. The questionnaire, which may take several hours of your time, will be completed at your own pace in the privacy of your home. You will be paid up to $50 for your participation. All information that you provide to the study will be kept STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.


What Will Happen to the Results?


The results of the study will be used to help future generations of law enforcement officers throughout the nation. Dr. Pole has demonstrated long-term commitment to improving the occupational health of police officers by doing this kind of research.  He can only continue in his endeavors through your participation.  Please consider playing a role in advancing the physical and mental health of current and future police officers.

Who Should You Contact?

If you think that you might be interested in participating in this worthwhile endeavor, please contact Dr. Pole by e-mail: nnamdi@umich.edu or telephone: 734-763-4132. Leave your name, address, telephone number, and/or e-mail address and someone will contact you.

 

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