Frontiers in Pain Research,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
6
Опубликована: Март 20, 2025
Introduction
Persistent
pain
is
a
leading
cause
of
medical
discharges
for
Veterans.
Pain
science
education
(PSE)
aims
to
better
people's
understanding
about
and
effective
at
reducing
depressive
symptoms
in
Preliminary
evidence
suggests
virtual
reality
(VR)-delivered
PSE
has
clinical
benefits
people
with
persistent
pain.
This
study
investigated
the
acceptability,
feasibility,
usability
VR-PSE
Veterans
Methods
(
n
=
7)
healthcare
professionals
(HCPs)
experienced
treating
5)
participated
workshops
that
involved
working
through
program,
online
questionnaires,
focus
group.
Quantitative
data
were
analysed
by
descriptive
statistics.
Qualitative
using
framework
analysis
according
Theoretical
Framework
Acceptability
(TFA).
A
mixed-methods
combined
quantitative
qualitative
via
triangulation,
findings
presented
TFA
domains.
Results
The
program
was
considered
easy
use,
engaging,
adaptable
different
functional
capabilities.
Appropriate
screening
contraindications
prior
important
HCPs.
Both
HCPs
emphasized
need
trusting
client-clinician
relationship
improve
acceptability
program.
Discussion
Overall,
found
be
acceptable,
feasible,
usable
may
useful
tool
incorporate
into
management
Further
research
needed
investigate
efficacy
programs
on
outcomes
Journal of Traumatic Stress,
Год журнала:
2013,
Номер
26(3), С. 299 - 309
Опубликована: Май 20, 2013
Although
co-occurring
posttraumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD)
and
major
depressive
(MDD)
is
associated
with
greater
distress,
impairment,
health
care
utilization
than
PTSD
alone,
the
magnitude
of
this
problem
uncertain.
This
meta-analysis
aimed
to
estimate
mean
prevalence
current
MDD
co-occurrence
among
individuals
examine
potential
moderating
variables
(U.S.
nationality,
gender,
trauma
type,
military
service,
referral
type)
that
may
influence
rate
co-occurrence.
Meta-analytic
findings
(k
=
57
studies;
N
6,670
participants)
revealed
52%,
95%
confidence
interval
[48,
56],
had
MDD.
When
outliers
were
removed,
samples
interpersonal
traumas
demonstrated
higher
rates
civilian
natural
disasters,
respectively.
U.S.
type
did
not
significantly
account
for
differences
in
rates.
high
accentuates
importance
routinely
assessing
continuing
research
into
association
between
these
disorders.
Depression and Anxiety,
Год журнала:
2011,
Номер
28(9), С. 737 - 749
Опубликована: Июнь 16, 2011
This
review
examines
the
question
of
whether
there
should
be
a
cluster
disorders,
including
adjustment
disorders
(ADs),
acute
stress
disorder
(ASD),
posttraumatic
(PTSD),
and
dissociative
(DDs),
in
section
devoted
to
abnormal
responses
trauma
DSM-5.
Environmental
risk
factors,
individual's
developmental
experience,
would
thus
become
major
diagnostic
consideration.
The
relationship
these
one
another
is
examined
also
their
other
anxiety
determine
they
are
better
grouped
with
or
new
specific
grouping
stressor-related
disorders.
First
how
have
been
classified
since
DSM-III
reviewed.
focus
on
PTSD
because
it
has
received
most
attention,
regarding
its
proper
placement
among
psychiatric
diagnoses.
It
discussed
considered
an
disorder,
stress-induced
fear
circuitry
internalizing
disorder.
Then,
ASD,
AD,
DD
from
similar
perspective.
Evidence
pro
con,
conclsion
offered
recommending
inclusion
this
entitled
"Trauma
Stressor-Related
Disorders."
recommendation
shift
ASD
out
reflects
increased
recognition
as
precipitant,
emphasizing
common
etiology
over
phenomenology.
Similar
considerations
addressed
regard
AD
DD.
Depression and Anxiety,
Год журнала:
2012,
Номер
30(5), С. 489 - 496
Опубликована: Дек. 28, 2012
Posttraumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD)
is
associated
with
high
rates
of
psychiatric
comorbidity,
most
notably
substance
use
disorders,
major
depression,
and
other
anxiety
disorders.
However,
little
known
about
how
these
disorders
cluster
together
among
people
PTSD,
if
clusters
have
distinct
etiologies
in
terms
trauma
type,
they
confer
greater
burden
over
above
PTSD
alone.Utilizing
Latent
Class
Analysis,
we
tested
for
discrete
patterns
lifetime
comorbidity
following
exposure
(n
=
409).
Diagnoses
were
based
on
the
Structured
Clinical
Interview
DSM-IV
(SCID).
Next,
examined
gender,
symptom
frequency,
severity,
interference
everyday
life
latent
classes.Three
emerged:
a
class
characterized
by
predominantly
comorbid
mood
disorders;
mood,
anxiety,
dependence;
relatively
pure
low-comorbidity
class.
Individuals
both
classes
had
nearly
two
half
times
suicidal
ideation,
endorsed
more
demonstrated
likelihood
intimate
partner
abuse
compared
to
low
Men
likely
fall
into
dependent
class.PTSD
small
number
common
patterns.
These
may
represent
an
important
area
study,
as
differences
risk
possibly
etiology.
Implications
research
treatment
are
discussed.
American Journal of Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2010,
Номер
168(1), С. 89 - 96
Опубликована: Ноя. 16, 2010
Objective:
The
development
of
posttraumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD)
is
influenced
by
preexisting
vulnerability
factors.
authors
aimed
at
identifying
a
biomarker
representing
factor
for
the
PTSD.
To
that
end,
they
determined
whether
dexamethasone
binding
capacity
leukocytes,
as
measure
glucocorticoid
receptor
(GR)
number,
before
exposure
to
trauma
was
predictor
PTSD
symptoms.
In
addition,
analyzed
mRNA
expression
GR
subtypes
and
target
genes.
Method:
Participants
were
selected
from
large
prospective
study
on
deployment-related
disorders,
in
which
peripheral
blood
mononuclear
cells
(PBMCs)
obtained
prior
1
6
months
after
military
deployment.
included
armed
forces
personnel
with
high
levels
symptoms
deployment
(N=34)
comparison
subjects
without
or
depressive
matched
age,
rank,
previous
deployments,
educational
level,
function
during
Results:
Before
deployment,
number
PBMCs
significantly
higher
participants
who
developed
relative
subjects.
Logistic
regression
analysis
showed
risk
inclusion
group
increased
7.5-fold
each
increase
1,000.
No
differences
observed
GR-α,
GR-P,
GR-β,
glucocorticoid-induced
leucine
zipper
(GILZ),
serum
glucocorticoid-inducible
kinase-1
(SGK-1),
FKBP5.
maintained
Conclusions:
These
results
demonstrate
subsequent
Journal of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
23(3), С. 200 - 214
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2017
First
responders
(FRs)
are
responsible
for
providing
multiple
services
during
various
critical
events.
Considering
the
frequency,
nature,
and
intensity
of
duty-related
traumatic
exposures,
cumulative
impact
on
FRs'
mental
health
is
paramount
importance.The
purpose
this
systematic
review
was
to
describe
how
trauma
exposure
can
affect
comprehensive
profile
FRs,
including
firefighters,
emergency
medical
technicians,
paramedics.Using
Preferred
Reporting
Items
Systematic
Reviews
Meta-Analyses
guidelines,
a
literature
search
conducted
using
keywords
related
FRs
health.Twenty-seven
data-based
articles
met
eligibility
criteria
were
included
in
review.
Studies
explored
concerns,
posttraumatic
stress
disorder,
depression,
suicidality,
anxiety,
alcohol
use,
sleep
disturbances.Findings
pose
significant
implications
psychiatric
nurses
practice
research,
need
tailored
strategies
meet
needs
at-risk
population.