Navy Quality of Life (QOL) Program Contributions to Readiness and Career Intentions. Volume 2. Pilot Study Results

Schwerin, Michael J.; Michael, Paul G; Glaser, Dale; Urlell, Zannette A

doi:10.21236/ada408873

2002

DOI: 10.21236/ada408873

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Navy Quality of Life (QOL) Program Contributions to Readiness and Career Intentions. Volume 2. Pilot Study Results

Michael J. Schwerin¹,

Paul G Michael²,

Dale Glaser³

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“…The survey provided Sailors with a list of some of the most used programs and services that the Navy offers and asked them to indicate if they had used the program in the past 12 months and their satisfaction with each program. For a more in-depth assessment of the rate of use and success of the Quality of Life programs and services offered by the Navy, please see NPRST Technical Note NPRST-TN-03-07 (Schwerin, Michael, Glaser, & Uriel, 2002).…”

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Navy Quality of Life (QOL) Program Contributions to Readiness and Career Intentions. Volume 2. Pilot Study Results

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