Original Research J Clin Psychiatry April 2022

The Economic Burden of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in the United States From a Societal Perspective

JCP 2022;83(3):10.4088/JCP.21m14116

Full Article Read the complete peer-reviewed article in J Clin Psychiatry. JCP 2022;83(3):10.4088/JCP.21m14116 FAQ How much does PTSD cost the United States each year? 14 questions Key Takeaways The study estimated $19,630 in excess annual costs per person with PTSD, with a higher per-person burden in the military population ($25,684) than in the civilian population ($18,640), underscoring the value of aggressive case identification and treatment in both settings. 6 takeaways
Clinical Guide How should clinicians prioritize PTSD case-finding in adult populations that carry substantial but underrecognized burden? 4 steps Clinical Guide How should clinicians evaluate the major nonmedical burdens that commonly accompany PTSD in adults? 5 steps
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