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Annotated patient-voice sources¶
Last curated: 2026-10-16 (public organization material added; earlier qualitative records unchanged)
Peer-reviewed qualitative and preference records¶
| PMID | Why included | Coverage limitation |
|---|---|---|
| 26909720 | Qualitative metaphor analysis of PTSD after birth | Trauma- and population-specific |
| 36935625 | Patient-experience/recognition theme | Not a prevalence source |
| 29679793 | Help-seeking/disclosure context | Population-specific |
| 39514500 | Veteran preferences for patient-centred measurement-based PTSD care | Veteran health-system context |
| 32074319 | Qualitative drivers of preference for evidence-based PTSD treatment | Preference is not comparative efficacy |
| 35816575 | Preference among PE, CPT and medication | Stated preference is not treatment effect |
| 39531713 | Contemporary patient-experience record | Setting-specific |
| 35898808 | Self-stigma prevalence and correlates in a 194-adult UK sample | Self-reported diagnosis; not a source on telehealth or access (audit correction, 2026-09-02) |
| 38946118 | State-of-the-science review of telehealth-delivered PTSD treatments | Narrative review, not patient-reported experience |
| 37856390 | Access/telehealth theme | Technology and health-system context matter |
| 39295155 | Accessibility and scalability of trauma interventions | Review-level, not individual experience |
| 37722204 | PTSD and parenting | Family roles and outcomes require direct measurement |
| 37856390 | Patient experiences making PTSD treatment decisions | Decision-context specific |
| 25525202 | UK Armed Forces stigma and help-seeking barriers | Military-specific |
| 38590124 | Partner-involved versus PE trial | Small randomized sample (32 dyads) |
| 30178492 | ITQ/CPTSD measurement context | Psychometric, not qualitative |
Public organization and service sources¶
- VA National Center for PTSD — clinical/public resources. https://www.ptsd.va.gov/ (accessed 2026-09-02).
- ISTSS trauma treatment resources — guideline-linked education. https://istss.org/clinical-resources/trauma-treatment/ (accessed 2026-09-02).
- PTSD UK — trauma-agnostic awareness charity. https://www.ptsduk.org/ (accessed 2026-09-02).
- Combat Stress — UK veteran specialist service; public service and story pages. https://combatstress.org.uk/ (accessed 2026-09-02).
- Blue Knot Foundation — Australian complex-trauma support and advocacy. https://blueknot.org.au/ (accessed 2026-09-02).
- Phoenix Australia — evidence translation, recovery resources and guidelines. https://www.phoenixaustralia.org/ (accessed 2026-09-02).
- National Child Traumatic Stress Network — child/family resources. https://www.nctsn.org/ (accessed 2026-09-02).
- PTSD Association of Canada — education and advocacy. https://www.ptsdassociation.com/ (accessed 2026-09-02).
Organization material checked 2026-10-16¶
| Source | Material retained | Interpretation limit |
|---|---|---|
| PTSD UK — "Why I Made TRAUMALITY – Guest Post", https://www.ptsduk.org/why-i-made-traumality/, accessed 2026-10-16 | Public awareness material advertised an online documentary screening and discussion for 6 October 2026 | The listing establishes an announced event; attendance and benefit were not verified; no personal history extracted |
| Blue Knot Foundation — "Blue Knot Day", https://blueknot.org.au/blue-knot-day/, accessed 2026-10-16 | The 29 October 2026 campaign focuses on understanding complex trauma and supporting survivors | Complex trauma is broader than diagnosed PTSD/CPTSD; campaign material is not treatment evidence |
| PTSD UK — "The cost of birth trauma", https://www.ptsduk.org/the-cost-of-birth-trauma/, accessed 2026-10-16 | Charity commentary points to the September MAP ALLIANCE economic report | Costs were checked against the underlying report and retained in the statistics layer; commentary is not an independent burden estimate |
| Combat Stress — "Self-help guides", https://combatstress.org.uk/self-help-guides/, accessed 2026-10-16 | Public veteran-facing support resources are accessible again | Availability and intended audience were verified; no effectiveness inference |
Only organization-level communications are retained. No private identities, individual patient histories or closed-group material were collected.
Honest coverage limits¶
The search was English-language and web-visible. It overrepresents high-income systems, veterans, people already connected to care and organizations with strong search indexing. It underrepresents people who avoid care, lack internet access, speak other languages, are currently unsafe, are institutionalized, live in low-resource settings, or reject psychiatric labels. Organization narratives are selected communications, not unbiased samples. No private forum, closed group or individual social-media post was used.