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    Narrator: Women are the fastest growing group of U.S. military veterans.
    Narrator: Women are the fastest growing group of U.S. military veterans.

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    Historically, the Department of Veterans Affairs has served a veteran population that was overwhelmingly
    Historically, the Department of Veterans Affairs has served a veteran population that was overwhelmingly

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    male,
    male,

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    but now the VA is working hard to create a system that can meet the unique health care
    but now the VA is working hard to create a system that can meet the unique health care

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    needs of our women veterans.
    needs of our women veterans.

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    Patty Hayes: Our role is to change the culture of VA, to have the VA be more conscious of
    Patty Hayes: Our role is to change the culture of VA, to have the VA be more conscious of

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    women veterans and plan for that day,
    women veterans and plan for that day,

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    not too far around the corner, when 1 out of 10, or 1 out of 6, people who come through
    not too far around the corner, when 1 out of 10, or 1 out of 6, people who come through

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    the front door are women.
    the front door are women.

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    Whitney Simmons Wormer: Women who have come to our Center, and my patients, tell me it's
    Whitney Simmons Wormer: Women who have come to our Center, and my patients, tell me it's

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    just so amazing the changes,
    just so amazing the changes,

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    not only in the last 10-15 years at the VA but even in the last 12 months.
    not only in the last 10-15 years at the VA but even in the last 12 months.

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    Melissa McNeil: I got involved in women's health care in 1994.
    Melissa McNeil: I got involved in women's health care in 1994.

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    There was no place in this institution for women to get annual gyne exams, no place for
    There was no place in this institution for women to get annual gyne exams, no place for

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    them to get contraception,
    them to get contraception,

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    no place for them to have their menopause managed.
    no place for them to have their menopause managed.

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    Marjorie Paugh: When you came here and you were a woman,
    Marjorie Paugh: When you came here and you were a woman,

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    you were kind of isolated and you were kept away from the other patients.
    you were kind of isolated and you were kept away from the other patients.

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    Kerri Childress: You really did feel kind of alienated when you walked in the door.
    Kerri Childress: You really did feel kind of alienated when you walked in the door.

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    Suzanne Gairaud: Going there as a twenty-something blonde, it was very hard.
    Suzanne Gairaud: Going there as a twenty-something blonde, it was very hard.

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    I actually stopped going to the VA for medical care for many years because it was so bad.
    I actually stopped going to the VA for medical care for many years because it was so bad.

  • 01:38

    Narrator: The effort to transform women veterans' health services to a model of
    Narrator: The effort to transform women veterans' health services to a model of

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    comprehensive care involves hundreds of VA health professionals at all 153 VA medical
    comprehensive care involves hundreds of VA health professionals at all 153 VA medical

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    centers
    centers

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    and their community based outpatient clinics in the United States.
    and their community based outpatient clinics in the United States.

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    A Women Veteran Program Manager at each medical center works to improve the overall quality
    A Women Veteran Program Manager at each medical center works to improve the overall quality

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    of care provided
    of care provided

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    and connects women veterans outside the VA to the health care services they need and
    and connects women veterans outside the VA to the health care services they need and

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    deserve.
    deserve.

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    Desmarie Decuir: We have dedicated space and centers just for women veterans so that they
    Desmarie Decuir: We have dedicated space and centers just for women veterans so that they

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    can make that easy transition
    can make that easy transition

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    in a comfortable environment with women providers.
    in a comfortable environment with women providers.

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    Ann Thrailkill: Well, comprehensive means every provider is prepared to offer the very
    Ann Thrailkill: Well, comprehensive means every provider is prepared to offer the very

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    basics in women's health.
    basics in women's health.

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    Melissa McNeil: Your diabetes, your hypertension, your asthma all managed...
    Melissa McNeil: Your diabetes, your hypertension, your asthma all managed...

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    Dorey Stabile: Eye care; I get allergy shots; I have neurology for migraines.
    Dorey Stabile: Eye care; I get allergy shots; I have neurology for migraines.

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    Ann Thrailkill: Screening breast exam, PAP smear, initiate oral contraceptives, menopausal
    Ann Thrailkill: Screening breast exam, PAP smear, initiate oral contraceptives, menopausal

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    care...
    care...

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    Lisa Hardman: When the woman is seen, she’s able to be seen for the whole scope of the
    Lisa Hardman: When the woman is seen, she’s able to be seen for the whole scope of the

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    issues that she has.
    issues that she has.

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    Whitney Simmons Wormer: Women are much more on the frontlines of service now than they
    Whitney Simmons Wormer: Women are much more on the frontlines of service now than they

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    ever have been before,
    ever have been before,

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    and that brings with it a whole new set of emotions and difficulties.
    and that brings with it a whole new set of emotions and difficulties.

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    We've really looked closely at the readjustment of how they came home
    We've really looked closely at the readjustment of how they came home

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    and how they're doing. Spiritually-we pull in the chaplain service if we need to...social
    and how they're doing. Spiritually-we pull in the chaplain service if we need to...social

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    work
    work

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    we have a lot of homelessness.
    we have a lot of homelessness.

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    Lisa Hardman: We also have counselors who can talk to women about military sexual trauma.
    Lisa Hardman: We also have counselors who can talk to women about military sexual trauma.

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    Melissa McNeil: It's a huge issue and has many, many, health consequences and if not
    Melissa McNeil: It's a huge issue and has many, many, health consequences and if not

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    dealt with,
    dealt with,

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    the underlying medical problems are never resolved.
    the underlying medical problems are never resolved.

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    Ann Thrailkill: Services are also throughout the VA system for the issue of post-traumatic
    Ann Thrailkill: Services are also throughout the VA system for the issue of post-traumatic

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    stress.
    stress.

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    JoAnn Martinez: I just remember it being really desperate and
    JoAnn Martinez: I just remember it being really desperate and

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    I didn't really feel like I had any other choice but to access the mental health care.
    I didn't really feel like I had any other choice but to access the mental health care.

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    Ann Antomattei: I just saw so much that, really, you know, was too much for me.
    Ann Antomattei: I just saw so much that, really, you know, was too much for me.

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    Payton Allen: Before the injury, I was a very active person, I was always running, doing
    Payton Allen: Before the injury, I was a very active person, I was always running, doing

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    step aerobics.
    step aerobics.

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    When I realized I couldn’t do those things anymore, I really didn't see a point on why
    When I realized I couldn’t do those things anymore, I really didn't see a point on why

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    I was around.
    I was around.

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    Someone told me to come here and they just welcomed me with open arms.
    Someone told me to come here and they just welcomed me with open arms.

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    If it wasn't for them, I don't think that I'd even be stable.
    If it wasn't for them, I don't think that I'd even be stable.

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    I love the people here, I really do.
    I love the people here, I really do.

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    Narrator: There are different models for women's health care in different VA facilities in
    Narrator: There are different models for women's health care in different VA facilities in

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    the nation, but all have interested,
    the nation, but all have interested,

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    competent providers offering basic health care services for women.
    competent providers offering basic health care services for women.

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    Patty Hayes: They need to be able to come to clinic and have all their care met in one-stop
    Patty Hayes: They need to be able to come to clinic and have all their care met in one-stop

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    shop, and that’s the golden key
    shop, and that’s the golden key

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    about Patient Centered Medical Home. When you come in, you'll see a provider who is
    about Patient Centered Medical Home. When you come in, you'll see a provider who is

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    proficient and interested in your care,
    proficient and interested in your care,

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    whether you come in to a community based outpatient clinic
    whether you come in to a community based outpatient clinic

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    or you come to a facility where we might have a larger women's clinic.
    or you come to a facility where we might have a larger women's clinic.

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    Narrator: The VA priority for Patient Centered Medical Home has created an ideal complement
    Narrator: The VA priority for Patient Centered Medical Home has created an ideal complement

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    for providing
    for providing

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    comprehensive care for women veterans. Patient Centered Medical Home provides health care
    comprehensive care for women veterans. Patient Centered Medical Home provides health care

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    access
    access

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    to women through a coordinated, team-based approach.
    to women through a coordinated, team-based approach.

  • 04:38

    Britani Morrison: The providers are excellent, the staff is friendly. The women’s clinic
    Britani Morrison: The providers are excellent, the staff is friendly. The women’s clinic

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    itself is very nice
    itself is very nice

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    it’s off to itself so you don’t feel overwhelmed with everyone being around you.
    it’s off to itself so you don’t feel overwhelmed with everyone being around you.

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    Sharon Stapler: They listen to me, if I have any questions, they answer them. They don’t
    Sharon Stapler: They listen to me, if I have any questions, they answer them. They don’t

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    try to brush me aside, I’m thankful.
    try to brush me aside, I’m thankful.

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    Narrator: The VA is also working to reach out to women veterans who may not be aware
    Narrator: The VA is also working to reach out to women veterans who may not be aware

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    of the health care services that are available to them.
    of the health care services that are available to them.

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    Tajuana Brown: I didn't know anything about it, I thought it was just for retirees or
    Tajuana Brown: I didn't know anything about it, I thought it was just for retirees or

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    active duty.
    active duty.

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    Marissa Mendoza: It was a lot of what the other soldiers were saying.
    Marissa Mendoza: It was a lot of what the other soldiers were saying.

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    They were saying it was horrible, don’t go there, they don’t really care...
    They were saying it was horrible, don’t go there, they don’t really care...

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    Narrator: The first step for women leaving active duty
    Narrator: The first step for women leaving active duty

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    or women veterans who are not now using VA health care services
    or women veterans who are not now using VA health care services

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    is to enroll at the nearest VA facility.
    is to enroll at the nearest VA facility.

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    Patricia Matthews: It will provide you a sense of security that when and if you ever do need
    Patricia Matthews: It will provide you a sense of security that when and if you ever do need

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    the VA, you’re enrolled,
    the VA, you’re enrolled,

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    you don’t have to worry about anything, there’s no charge. It’s a benefit that
    you don’t have to worry about anything, there’s no charge. It’s a benefit that

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    you’ve earned.
    you’ve earned.

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    Lisa Palmieri: Take advantage of it because, you know, that’s what the VA is here for
    Lisa Palmieri: Take advantage of it because, you know, that’s what the VA is here for

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    - is for us.
    - is for us.

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    Sabina Iqbal: We provide the best care and we would love for all our women veterans to
    Sabina Iqbal: We provide the best care and we would love for all our women veterans to

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    come.
    come.

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    Magda Lomas: This is so great that there is a place like this that is welcoming
    Magda Lomas: This is so great that there is a place like this that is welcoming

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    and makes you feel really good about your VA system,
    and makes you feel really good about your VA system,

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    you know it’s fantastic, fantastic.
    you know it’s fantastic, fantastic.

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    Deborah Mitchum: The reaction we get from women is so positive,
    Deborah Mitchum: The reaction we get from women is so positive,

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    they really are surprised and pleased with the care they receive here.
    they really are surprised and pleased with the care they receive here.

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    June Moss: Come in to the VA, get your care, I promise you, by a longshot, it would be
    June Moss: Come in to the VA, get your care, I promise you, by a longshot, it would be

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    way better than how you feel now.
    way better than how you feel now.

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    Narrator: The VA Women Veterans Health Program is working hard for you,
    Narrator: The VA Women Veterans Health Program is working hard for you,

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    our women warriors-because you served, and you deserve, the best care, anywhere.
    our women warriors-because you served, and you deserve, the best care, anywhere.

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word

Person or character who tells a story

You Served, You Deserve

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Intro:

Narrator: Women are the fastest growing group of U.S. military veterans.
Historically, the Department of Veterans Affairs has served a veteran population that was overwhelmingly
male,. but now the VA is working hard to create a system that can meet the unique health care
needs of our women veterans.. Patty Hayes: Our role is to change the culture of VA, to have the VA be more conscious of
women veterans and plan for that day,. not too far around the corner, when 1 out of 10, or 1 out of 6, people who come through
the front door are women.. Whitney Simmons Wormer: Women who have come to our Center, and my patients, tell me it's
just so amazing the changes,. not only in the last 10-15 years at the VA but even in the last 12 months.
Melissa McNeil: I got involved in women's health care in 1994.
There was no place in this institution for women to get annual gyne exams, no place for
them to get contraception,. no place for them to have their menopause managed.. Marjorie Paugh: When you came here and you were a woman,
you were kind of isolated and you were kept away from the other patients.
Kerri Childress: You really did feel kind of alienated when you walked in the door.
Suzanne Gairaud: Going there as a twenty-something blonde, it was very hard.

Video Vocabulary

/bēˈkəz/

conjunction

for reason that.

/ˈmenəˌpôz/

noun

Mid-life period when women's periods stop.

/kəˈmyo͞onədē/

noun

Group of people who share a common idea or area.

/ˈhəndrəd/

noun number

subdivision of county or shire. 100s.

/ˈmedək(ə)l/

adjective noun

Of or relating to physical health or medicine. A health check or test.

/inˈvälvd/

adjective verb

Being complicated. To have or be included as a part of something.

/fast/

adjective adverb

moving at high speed. at high speed.

/ˈɡrōiNG/

adjective noun verb

Developing, maturing. Act of cultivating plants for food. To improve; to develop better skills over time.

/ˈkän(t)SHəs/

adjective

Aware of what is going on around you.

/ˈklinik/

noun other

place for medical help. Local medical centers; departments of a hospital.

/ˌkämprəˈhensiv/

adjective noun

Including most or all things. comprehensive school.

/ˈak(t)SH(o͞o)əlē/

adverb

Used to add new (often different) information.

/ˌpäpyəˈlāSH(ə)n/

noun

all inhabitants of place.

/ˈoutˌpāSHənt/

noun

Patient treated at hospital without staying there.

/ˈsərvəs/

noun other verb

action of helping or doing work for someone. Ceremonies for religious purposes. perform routine maintenance or repair work on.