medical care? How to help them? A. No details yet look at statutes if VA gets – – someone at risk, they will treat them until stabilized. FY17 Strategic Plan Breakout session To assist us with our strategic planning, we will use a Tammy Krueger, SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and VISN 1 Strategic Threats) chart. Planner, and The feedback we receive will be used to get input on Christopher Boyd, PhD, how to give better healthcare to Veterans. VISN 1 Lead Facilitator As part of our VISION 2020 goals, Access to healthcare, not just VA, should result in exceptional experiences. We added MST (military sexual trauma) and suicide prevention to our third goal. We need feedback improvements – what’s working, needed, and what to add to next year’s plan. This will go to the Strategic Initiative Task Force. The results are listed here: Dr. Galovski gave an overview of research in VISN 1 and the National Center for PTSD (NCPTSD) The National Center for PTSD is a leader in the world of PTSD research. PTSD Research She outlined their priorities biomarkers, to help detect – it better and refine treatment; DSM-5, where it was Tara Galovski, Ph.D, added; treatment, to detect it and treat it; and deliver Director, Women’s services, the one that Vets want. Health Services One of the advances being made is with the Brain Bank, Division, National in VA Boston it has over 200 brains now, and the only – Center for PTSD VA brain bank to allow non-VA brains. Clinical neurosciences is on the leading edge of – research. After military service assessments an online training – program is available now. Can check on how they are doing after multiple deployments. Treatment psychotherapy is more useful than – medication. In VA there are 7,900 clinicians trained in CPT (cognitive processing therapy) to help recovery. PE (prolonged exposure) relives it. CSP #591 is the largest research compares CPT and – – PE 610 Vets are in it. – Gold Standard Training VA rolled it out. – The CAP consortium is a VA-DoD partnership. They address gaps through understanding, intervening and
medical care? How to help them? A. No details yet – look at statutes – if VA gets someone at risk, they will treat them until stabilized. FY17 Strategic Plan Breakout session Tammy Krueger, VISN 1 Strategic Planner, and Christopher Boyd, PhD, VISN 1 Lead Facilitator PTSD Research Tara Galovski, Ph.D, Director, Women’s Health Services Division, National Center for PTSD To assist us with our strategic planning, we will use a SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) chart. The feedback we receive will be used to get input on how to give better healthcare to Veterans. As part of our VISION 2020 goals, Access to healthcare, not just VA, should result in exceptional experiences. We added MST (military sexual trauma) and suicide prevention to our third goal. We need feedback – what’s working, improvements needed, and what to add to next year’s plan. This will go to the Strategic Initiative Task Force. The results are listed here: Dr. Galovski gave an overview of research in VISN 1 and the National Center for PTSD (NCPTSD) The National Center for PTSD is a leader in the world of PTSD research. She outlined their priorities – biomarkers, to help detect it better and refine treatment; DSM-5, where it was added; treatment, to detect it and treat it; and deliver services, the one that Vets want. One of the advances being made is with the Brain Bank, in VA Boston – it has over 200 brains now, and the only VA brain bank to allow non-VA brains. Clinical neurosciences – is on the leading edge of research. After military service assessments – an online training program is available now. Can check on how they are doing after multiple deployments. Treatment – psychotherapy is more useful than medication. In VA there are 7,900 clinicians trained in CPT (cognitive processing therapy) to help recovery. PE (prolonged exposure) relives it. CSP #591 – is the largest research – compares CPT and PE – 610 Vets are in it. Gold Standard Training – VA rolled it out. The CAP consortium is a VA-DoD partnership. They address gaps through understanding, intervening and