Nancy Bernardy, PhD

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Nancy Bernardy, PhD, is affiliated with the National Center for PTSD and Department of Research at White River Junction Veterans Affairs, as well as the Geisel School of Medicine. Bernardy has published research on posttraumatic stress disorder, focusing on medication prescribing trends and gender differences in treatment among veterans. Collaborating frequently with authors such as Ana-Marie Urbieta and Anne Woods, Bernardy's work addresses clinical issues related to PTSD, veterans, and women.

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Accounting for Differences in Incident Guideline Discordant Prescribing for PTSD Among Women and Men Veterans
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Accounting for Differences in Incident Guideline Discordant Prescribing for PTSD Among Women and Men Veterans

June 5, 2024

Women Veterans with PTSD were 67% more likely to initiate a guideline discordant medication. More than half of this effect was explained by bipolar disorder, age, and prior psychiatric...
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Original Research

PTSD Medication Prescribing Trends From 2009 to 2018

May 4, 2021

Although psychotherapy is available via the Veterans Health Administration, most veterans diagnosed with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) receive pharmacotherapy. This study evaluated longitudinal prescription practice trends for veterans with...
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