ArticleFederal practitioner : for the health care professionals of the VA, DoD, and PHS2026
Total Brain Diagnostics: Advancing Precision Brain and Mental Health at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Background: The Observations: Harmonized data can facilitate precision care to improve veterans' brain and mental health. Longitudinal cohort studies of service members and veterans with military combat and training exposure histories provide researchers with access to biopsychosocial data shown to impact adverse health risks. Precision medicine efforts that incorporate biopsychosocial variables require the combination of such datasets because of the large sample sizes necessary for adequately powered multivariable analyses. The Total Brain Diagnostics (TBD) research team is harmonizing variables from the Long-Term Impact of Military-Relevant Brain Injury Consortium-Chronic Effects of Neurotrauma Consortium and the Translational Research Center for TBI and Stress Disorders. Together, they contain prospective longitudinal data from > 4000 combat-exposed service members and veterans. Conclusions: Military service often results in unique exposures associated with brain and mental health disorders and functional impairment. To address clinical needs, the TBD team is creating a unified longitudinal dataset that combines measures from existing longitudinal protocols. Work by the TBD team may lay the foundation for using of prospective longitudinal datasets and linked large datasets to generate generalizable, clinically relevant information to advance precision brain and mental health care among service members and veterans. These efforts may facilitate precision prognostics, diagnostics, and tailored interventions, with potential benefits for the general population as well.
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