Pre-deployment personality traits predict prescription opioid receipt over 2-year post-deployment period in a longitudinal cohort of deployed National Guard soldiers

Keyphrases

• Pre-deployment 100%
• Prescription Opioids 100%
• National Guard Soldiers 100%
• Longitudinal Cohort 100%
• Prescribed Opioids 75%
• Posttraumatic Stress 50%
• Risk Factors 25%
• Prescription Opioid Misuse 25%
• Personality Psychopathology 25%
• Follow-up Examination 25%
• Resilience 25%
• Work Environment 25%
• Soldiers 25%
• Opioid Prescribing 25%
• Adverse Outcomes 25%
• Department of Veterans Affairs 25%
• Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2 (MMPI-2) 25%
• Positive Emotions 25%
• Negative Emotionality 25%
• Veterans Health 25%
• Iraq 25%
• Extraversion 25%
• Combat Exposure 25%
• Outpatient Pharmacy 25%
• Low Positive 25%
• Negative Binomial Model 25%
• Associated Risk Factors 25%
• Post-deployment Health 25%
• Pain Conditions 25%
• Military Service Members 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Emotionality 100%
• Cohort Analysis 50%
• Outpatient 50%
• Adverse Outcome 50%
• Veterans Affairs 50%
• Veterans Health 50%
• Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory 50%
• Introversion 50%
• Neurodevelopmental Disorder 50%

Psychology

• Personality Trait 100%
• Opioid 100%
• Pain Condition 14%
• Military Service 14%
• Regression Model 14%
• Psychopathology 14%
• Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory 14%
• Negative Emotionality 14%
• Positive Emotionality 14%