PTSD & Psychological Health: Translating Research Into Care
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1 Military Operational Medicine Research Program US ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH AND MATERIEL COMMAND PTSD & Psychological Health: Translating Research In Care COL Dennis McGurk Program Area Direcr, MOMRP US Army Medical Research and Materiel Command July 2017 The views expressed in this presentation are those of the author(s) and may not reflect the official policy or position of the Department of the Army, Department of Defense, or the US Government. Slide 1 of 8
2 Accomplishments Accomplishments in Psychological Health & PTSD Research ü Understanding & Treating PTSD: Biomarkers - Foundational science, Etiology, and Epidemiology efforts for targeted, personalized treatment members Improved delivery of Evidence-based Treatments (EBT) Mindfulness training for Resilience Accomplishments in Psychological Health & PTSD Clinical Care ü Advances have been made in translating research in improved Clinical Care: Embedded Behavioral Health reduces stigma Behavioral Health Data Portal enables precision treatment Provider training for evidence-based interventions provides treatment fidelity Child and Family Behavioral Health System and School Behavioral Health enable Family Readiness Slide 2 of 8
3 PTSD Program Mission To develop the most effective strategies prevent and treat PTSD, reduce the impact of mental disorders, and build psychological resilience among members and Families Directed Focus studies ($44M) UNDERSTAND (13%) INTERVENE (69%) $30M IMPLEMENT (17%) $8M 2011 # of studies 2011 funded; 2014 # of areas 60 studies of research ($113M) UNDERSTAND focus (20%) $22M INTERVENE (62%) $59M IMPLEMENT (18%) $31M studies ($353M ) UNDERSTAND (36%) $88M / INTERVENE (54%) $236M / IMPLEMENT (11%) $30M UNDERSTAND INTERVENE IMPLEMENT BH Leadership Training Online Provider Training Provider Registry Biomarkers Med Targets PTSD Mechanisms MRMC WRAIR WRNMMC ASA(ALT) TRADOC OTSG Treatment BHDP Medication Studies Groups Couples Combined Treatments In-Home Telemed Compressed Therapy Patient Registry Foundational White House NIMH NIDA NIAAA VA Academia Industry Foundations (e.g., Cohen) DCoE DHA Navy AF USMC DARPA USUHS Collaborations: Army Government External DoD PTSD Research Total Active Project Investment - $212M Total Active Projects - 78 Foundational Epidemiology Etiology Prevention/ Screening Treatment s Research $5.9M $8.0M $29.4M $10.3M $34.7M *Investment since 2007: 302 Projects Key Policies Significant Advances Psychotherapies validated for members Compressed psychotherapy treatment Behavioral Health System of Care (BHSOC) $132.9M National Research Action Plan (NRAP) DoDI Mental Health Assessments for s Deployed in Connection with a Contingency Operation HQDA EXORD Army Implementation of Behavioral Health System of Care (BHSOC) Embedded Behavioral Health (EBH) CPG Publication, OTSG/MEDCOM Policy Update Policy Guidance on the Assessment and Treatment of PSTD Slide 3 of 8
4 PTSD & Psychological Health Research Gaps Understanding PTSD: Efforts aimed at achieving personalized treatment Mechanisms of PTSD development and progression at the neurological level Risk and vulnerability facrs Well-defined biologically-based subtypes of PTSD Intervening: Improved Screening, Prevention, Treatment Only 2 FDA approved medications; nothing new since 2001 Psychotherapies are moderately effective (~40-50%), but not for all individuals Ability treat PTSD s other comorbidities (e.g., Alcohol Use Disorder, Sleep Disorder, Pain Disorder) s Research: Improving Access Behavioral Health Care Reduce stigma and offer treatment options Provider training for evidence-based interventions fidelity Evaluation of unconventional settings and modalities (e.g., telemedicine/technology-based) Improving Resilience and Readiness Interventions that promote adaptability militarily-relevant demands and enhance resilience Resilience training that incorporates key behavioral health outcomes Tools and technologies better prevent, diagnose, and treat mental health issues such as suicide and substance abuse Family health & well-being Slide 4 of 8
5 PTSD & Psychological Health Research Efforts (1 of 2) Understanding PTSD: Foundational science, etiology, and epidemiology efforts To identify objective diagnostic ols and PTSD subtypes Systems Biology Consortium Multiple Biomarker projects State of the Summit (June 2017) - identify novel drug targets for future investments Intervening: Improved Screening, Prevention, & Treatment Prolonged Exposure (PE) and Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) are effective in military populations Compressed treatment procols, adjuncts therapies, different treatment setting and modalities - improve compliance and reduce dropout Medication & Combined Therapies: Randomized Controlled Trials test off-label uses of medications; PTSD alone and along with comorbidities such as Alcohol Use Disorder s Research: Improving Behavioral Healthcare, System, Quality & Options Behavioral Health Provider Registry (treatments they can provide) & Patient Registry (treatments they have tried): Facilitates information exchange Improving evidence-based treatment fidelity Evaluating unconventional settings & modalities (e.g., telemedicine/technology-based) vs. conventional behavioral health care Slide 5 of 8
6 PTSD & Psychological Health Research Efforts (2 of 2) Evidence-based Resilience-building Interventions Strengths-based skills training Tailored training approaches Leadership and other external facrs Small team interventions and training Mindfulness Cognitive-bias modification Neurofeedback Substance Abuse Prescription opioid misuse preventive interventions Alcohol treatment (e.g., medications, psychotherapies, motivational interviewing approaches) with co-occurring issues (e.g., PTSD, suicidality) Additional Behavioral Health Research Efforts LGBT Workplace violence Sexual assault Slide 6 of 8
7 PTSD and Psychological Health Research Highlights Understanding PTSD: Identifying Biomarkers for risk, objective diagnosis, and PTSD subtypes 3 possible panels identified for further exploration, with moderately high confidence for identifying a true PTSD case (endocrine, methylation, metabolomics panels) Prioritized list of drugs or compounds for future PTSD treatment research aim for FDA approval for a new PTSD-indicated drug in next 2 years Intervening in PTSD: Improved Screening, Prevention, & Treatment Compressed psychotherapy procols (CPT & PE) increase completion rates Successes seen with group treatment peer support Family involvement/awareness of psychotherapy treatment improves compliance and reduces dropout Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rtms) with CPT yields continued improvement 6 months posttreatment Prazosin - improves sleep latency and reduces alcohol consumption PTSD s Research: Improving Behavioral Healthcare Delivery, Improving Access, & Reducing Stigma Embedded Behavioral Healthcare providers Learning healthcare record system (Behavioral Health Data Portal) Delivering treatment via Tele-medicine is equivalent face--face, conventional behavioral healthcare Younger people prefer unconventional settings and modalities (e.g., telemedicine/technology-based), but choices do not lead increased treatment completion Slide 7 of 8
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