ABOUT CHAMP USU Consortium for Health and Military Performance

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ABOUT CHAMP USU Consortium for Health and Military Performance

Objectives Introduce: Describe: Human Performance Optimization (HPO) and the challenges confronting DoD Describe: Consortium for Health and Military Performance (CHAMP) and HPO vision Discuss: Current CHAMP activities and opportunities Invite: Feedback and comments

Challenges of Human Performance Optimization

The Post 9/11 Military and Human Performance “The Long War” Unconventional Enemy Generational Conflict High Operational Tempo “Humans are more Important than Hardware”

Human Performance Optimization and DoD DoD Quadrennial Review 2006 Identified need to promote warrior wellness and apply emerging technologies Office of Net Assessment Report - 2006 Critical need to further develop and understand components of HPO USUHS Report to HA - 2006 Held conference on HPO as tasked by HA IPT Report from OSD/HA - 2007 Convened to review USUHS report Deuster PA, O’Connor FG, Henry KA, Martindale VE, Talbot L, Jonas W, Friedl K: Human Performance Optimization: an Evolving Charge to the Department of Defense. Military Medicine 2007;172(11):1133. 5

Outcomes of USU Conference and HA IPT Urgent need to: Define HPO Identify valid HPO metrics Translate research into operational technologies Improve communication among medical, research, and operational communities Program in HPO will: Enhance mental and physical resilience of warfighters Reduce injury and illness and support more rapid recovery Improve the human weapons system’s ability to accomplish the mission Allow the US to keep pace with other countries

Components of Human Performance Socio- emotional Physical Cognitive “Optimizing human performance is defined as the process of applying knowledge, skills and emerging technologies to improve and preserve the capabilities of DoD personnel to execute essential tasks.” CHAMP

Goal: Shift Performance Curve to the Right USUHS HPO Model Goal: Shift Performance Curve to the Right Current HP Distribution - - - - Desired HP Distribution Personnel COMPROMISED ADEQUATE CONSISTENT OPTIMAL Human Performance

Bridge HPO Information Gap Via Communication Joint Medical Community Academic and Research Community Communication CHAMP Clearinghouse Leaders and Operators

Vision and Mission Statements “.. to promote basic, clinical and translational research, education, and clinical expertise in optimizing the functional capacity of the warfighter, with the objective of maximizing performance in the operational environment.” “To be the premier medical resource in military unique human performance optimization.”

Who are we? A group of educators, health professionals, and researchers dedicated to communication, cooperation and collaboration across boundaries to: Influence policy based upon evidence Affect organizational structure changes based on need Change culture and training based upon translational research Improve Force Health Protection and Readiness

MEMBERS Military Advisory Board External Review Board CHAMP Primary Care Evaluation and Research Learning Network Medical/Psychology Laboratory Dr. Krantz Injury Prevention Research Lab Dr. Beutler Bioenergetics Research Lab Dr. Sharma Muscle Physiology Lab Dr. Kasper Department of Neurology Dr. Campbell Environmental Lab Dr. Deuster Human Performance Lab Dr. Deuster Biodex Lab Dr. Talbot CHAMP Cardiology Lab Dr. Haigney Clinical Malignant Hyperthermia Testing Center Dr. Muldoon NCA Sports Medicine Fellowship Program

Partners Military Civilian USSOCOM Air Force (AFRL) Navy (NMRC, NHRC, NEHC) Army (ARIEM, CHPPM) Marines Civilian National Center for Human Performance at Texas Medical Center Rand-Samueli Center for Integrative Medicine

Strategy USUHS CHAMP represents a National Capital Area (NCA) Consortium of health professionals, educators and investigators. The strategy is a collaborative effort among the operational, medical and research communities in: Research: Basic, Clinical, and Translational Clinical and Consultative Care Educational/Evaluation Services 14

Basic, Translational, and Clinical Research Conduct research on genomic and proteomic biomarkers for susceptibility to: Heat Illness Rhabdomyolysis Exercise intolerance and fatigue Exercise associated hyponatremia Musculoskeletal injury Vett ideas and proposed research specific aims 15

Clinical Consultative Services Facilitate and coordinate medical care for warfighters with unique HPO needs Maintain expert network Provide patient expertise in Exercise Intolerance Rhabdomyolysis Heat Illness Provide electronic clinical consultation 16

Educational and Evaluation Services “Learning to Care for Those in Harm’s Way” Integrate HPO into USUHS Curriculum Partner and lead development of a DoD HPO Clearinghouse Maintain a comprehensive, accessible repository of information on HPO Provide educational and training processes for learning about and applying evidence-based HPO in practice Provide systematic, responsive and dynamic processes for mission specific information exchange and training between warfighters/ commanders and scientific investigators on HPO 17

Publications Accepted for Publication (Selected): Chapters (Selected): “Human Performance Optimization: An Evolving Charge to DoD” in Military Medicine “Heat Illness: Return to Duty Guidelines” in Journal of the National Athletic Trainers Association Exertional Heat Illness, Exertional Rhabdomyolysis, and Malignant Hyperthermia: in print: Current Sports Medicine Reports Chapters (Selected): Rhabdomyolysis. In Cecil’s Textbook of Internal Medicine 2007 Textbooks: USSOCOM: Special Operations Forces Nutrition Guide

Clinical Consultation Patient Expertise Exercise Intolerance Rhabdomyolysis Heat Illness Dietary Supplements Nutritional Status

Research & Initiatives Exertional Rhabdomyolysis Step Test Project Enlyten Sports Strips Functional Movement Screening Heat Illness Botulinum Toxin ACSM Conference VCNO Project Updated Website https://mrmc-www.army.mil/mrdrads.asp

VCNO Meeting 2 Nov 07: Concerns and Challenge Naval losses secondary to: Obesity; Musculoskeletal Injury; PRT failures. Goal:  Lost duty days;  Separations for obesity/poor fitness;  Fitness and performance of sailors. Tasking to Navy SG for a six-month demonstration project. CHAMP developed project approach 21

On the Path to a DoD HPO Clearinghouse HPO Cornerstone Clearinghouse Funding? Requires “Big DoD” involvement Integrated approach should include multiple funding organizations Funding request for Clearinghouse not included in CHAMP POM Health Affairs meeting 17 April 2008

Briefings Conducted: To be scheduled: Dr. Casscells, HA Dr. Rice, USUHS ADM Walsh, VCNO ADM Robinson, SG LTG Kearney MG Weightman BG Volpe To be scheduled: GEN Sutton LTG Eric Schoonmaker

Joint Service, Multi-disciplinary Approach to HPO Yield long-term savings Align diverse, hard to find resources Reduce redundant HPO efforts Improve human weapon’s ability to accomplish the mission “Taking Care of the Warfighter” Translate and integrate the best scientific research in military and civilian sectors Translate basic science to tip of the spear and deckplate, as well as USUHS curriculum

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