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PTSD Treatment for Soldiers After Combat Deployment: Low Utilization of Mental Health Care and Reasons for Dropout by Hoge, Charles W, Grossman, Sasha H, Auchterlonie, Jennifer L, Riviere, Lyndon A, Milliken, Charles S, Wilk, Joshua E

“…Are efforts to engage veterans in PTSD treatment falling short? A study from the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research found a sharp drop-off in treatment…”
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The prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in US combat soldiers: a head-to-head comparison of DSM-5 versus DSM-IV-TR symptom criteria with the PTSD checklist by Hoge, Charles W, Dr, Riviere, Lyndon A, PhD, Wilk, Joshua E, PhD, Herrell, Richard K, PhD, Weathers, Frank W, Prof

“…Summary Background The definition of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) underwent substantial changes in the 2013 edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical…”
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Differential impact of type of killing on posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms in U.S. Army soldiers deployed to Afghanistan by Kok, Brian C., Dux, Moira, Lee‐Wilk, Terry, Clarke‐Walper, Kristina, Wilk, Joshua E.

“…Over the past 20 years, U.S. military conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan have been marked by high rates of combat and wartime killings. Research on Vietnam‐era…”
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Associations of health care staff burnout with negative health and organizational outcomes in the U.S. military health system by Wilk, Joshua E., Clarke-Walper, Kristina, Nugent, Katie, Hoge, Charles W., Sampson, Mary, Warner, Christopher H.

“…Burnout is a personal and occupational phenomenon that has been associated with negative physical and psychological outcomes in medical staff. Additionally,…”
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Stigma, Barriers to Care, and Use of Mental Health Services Among Active Duty and National Guard Soldiers After Combat by Kim, Paul Y, Thomas, Jeffrey L, Wilk, Joshua E, Castro, Carl A, Hoge, Charles W

“…This study examined rates of utilization of mental health care among active duty and National Guard soldiers with mental health problems three and 12 months…”
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Mild traumatic brain injury (concussion), posttraumatic stress disorder, and depression in U.S. soldiers involved in combat deployments: association with postdeployment symptoms by Wilk, Joshua E, Herrell, Richard K, Wynn, Gary H, Riviere, Lyndon A, Hoge, Charles W

“…Several studies have examined the relationship between concussion/mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI), posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, and…”
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Relationship of combat experiences to alcohol misuse among U.S. soldiers returning from the Iraq war by Wilk, Joshua E, Bliese, Paul D, Kim, Paul Y, Thomas, Jeffrey L, McGurk, Dennis, Hoge, Charles W

“…Abstract Objective Studies have shown a relationship between combat experiences and alcohol misuse in military personnel; it is not known if there are specific…”
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Alcohol misuse, alcohol-related risky behaviors, and childhood adversity among soldiers who returned from Iraq or Afghanistan by Clarke-Walper, Kristina, Riviere, Lyndon A, Wilk, Joshua E

“…Abstract Background Soldiers face a great number of traumatic combat exposures while deployed, which research has shown to contribute to the development of…”
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Combat Medics' Preparedness to Serve as Behavioral Health Extenders in Forward Environments by Mesias, George A, Nugent, Katie L, Clarke-Walper, Kristina M, Sampson, Mary K, Wilk, Joshua E

“…Future multidomain operational combat environments will require combat medics to play a larger role in managing behavioral health (BH) conditions in forward…”
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Calibrating the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test-Consumption (AUDIT-C) for detecting alcohol-related problems among Canadian, UK and US soldiers: cross-sectional pre-deployment and post-deployment survey results by Duffy, Farifteh Firoozmand, Sudom, Kerry, Jones, Margaret, Fear, Nicola T, Greenberg, Neil, Adler, Amy B, Hoge, Charles W, Wilk, Joshua E, Riviere, Lyndon A

“…ObjectivesExcessive alcohol use can bring about adverse health and work-related consequences in civilian and military populations. Screening for excessive…”
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Suicide Behavior Results From the U.S. Army's Suicide Prevention Leadership Tool Study: The Behavioral Health Readiness and Suicide Risk Reduction Review (R4) by Curley, Ltc Justin M, Duffy, Farifteh F, Kim, Paul Y, Clarke-Walper, Kristina M, Riviere, Lyndon A, Wilk, Joshua E

“…The U.S. Army developed a new tool called the Behavioral Health Readiness and Suicide Risk Reduction Review (R4) for suicide prevention. A 12-month evaluation…”
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Development of Training to Prepare Army Medics to Address Behavioral Health Needs of Soldiers in Far-Forward Environments Utilizing Mobile App Technology by Mesias, George A, Nugent, Katie L, Wolfson, Megan, Clarke-Walper, Kristina M, Germain, Anne, Sampson, Mary K, Wilk, Joshua E

“…ABSTRACT Introduction Multi-domain operational combat environments will likely restrict key components of current behavioral health (BH) service delivery…”
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Prototyping Apps for the Management of Sleep, Fatigue, and Behavioral Health in Austere Far-Forward Environments: Development Study by Germain, Anne, Wolfson, Megan, Pulantara, I Wayan, Wallace, Meredith L, Nugent, Katie, Mesias, George, Clarke-Walper, Kristina, Quartana, Phillip J, Wilk, Joshua

“…Background Military service inherently includes frequent periods of high-stress training, operational tempo, and sustained deployments to austere far-forward…”
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Far Forward Behavioral Health Service Delivery in Future Combat Environments: A Qualitative Needs Assessment by Wilk, Joshua E, Clarke-Walper, Kristina M, Nugent, Katie L, Curley, Justin M, Crouch, Coleen

“…ABSTRACT Introduction It is expected that future multi-domain operational (MDO) combat environments will be characterized by limited capabilities for immediate…”
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Indirect associations of combat exposure with post-deployment physical symptoms in U.S. soldiers: Roles of post-traumatic stress disorder, depression and insomnia by Quartana, Phillip J, Wilk, Joshua E, Balkin, Thomas J, Hoge, Charles W

“…Abstract Objective To characterize the indirect associations of combat exposure with post-deployment physical symptoms through shared associations with…”
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Trends in Mental Health Services Utilization and Stigma in US Soldiers From 2002 to 2011 by QUARTANA, Phillip J, WILK, Joshua E, THOMAS, Jeffrey L, BRAY, Robert M, OLMSTED, Kristine L. Rae, BROWN, Janice M, WILLIAMS, Jason, KIM, Paul Y, CLARKE-WALPER, Kristina, HOGE, Charles W

“…We characterized trends in mental health services utilization and stigma over the course of the Afghanistan and Iraq wars among active-component US soldiers…”
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Mental Health Service Utilization and Perceived Barriers to Receiving Care in Deployed Soldiers by Nugent, Katie L, Riviere, Lyndon A, Sipos, Maurice L, Wilk, Joshua E

“…Abstract Introduction Scant research has examined mental health treatment utilization and barriers to care in deployed U.S. soldiers. This study aims to assess…”
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Risk of Secondary Traumatic Stress in Treating Traumatized Military Populations: Results from the PTSD Clinicians Exchange by Penix, Elizabeth A, Clarke-Walper, Kristina M, Trachtenberg, Felicia L, Magnavita, Ashley M, Simon, Erica, Ortigo, Kile, Coleman, Julia, Marceau, Lisa, Ruzek, Josef I, Rosen, Raymond C, Wilk, Joshua E

“…Abstract Introduction This study examined risk factors for secondary traumatic stress (STS) in behavioral health clinicians and whether access to the…”
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Aggression in US soldiers post-deployment: Associations with combat exposure and PTSD and the moderating role of trait anger by Wilk, Joshua E., Quartana, Phillip J., Clarke-Walper, Kristina, Kok, Brian C., Riviere, Lyndon A.

“…Anger and aggression are among the most common issues reported by returning service members from combat deployments. However, the pathways between combat…”
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Minor Behavioral Health Readiness and Profiling Barriers in the U.S. Army by Curley, Justin M, Crouch, Coleen, Wilk, Joshua E

“…Medical readiness for deployment is arguably the most important component of personnel readiness in the U.S. Army. Administrative documents called profiles…”
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