Elspeth Cameron Ritchie, MD, MPH COL (Ret) US Army

C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E

Work Address: Chair, Department of Psychiatry Medstar Washington Hospital Center 110 Irving Street East Building 3105 Wash DC Work phone: 202-877-9424 Work e-mail: [email protected] [email protected] Personal e-mail: [email protected]

Work Experience

MAY 2018 to present Chief, Department of Psychiatry Medstar Washington Hospital Center Vice Chair, Department of Psychiatry Medstar Georgetown University Hospital

NOV 2015 to March 2018 Chief Mental Health Community Based Outpatient Clinics (CBOCs) Washington DC VA 50 Irving Street Wash DC 24022

June 2017 to Oct 2017 Acting Associate Chief of Staff for Mental Health 50 Irving Street Washington DC VA

April 2016—July 2017 Supervising Psychiatrist Community Resources and Referral Center (CRRC) 1500 Franklin Street Washington DC VA

JAN 2015—present Forensic Psychiatry Consultant Silver Spring, MD

OCT 2010—DEC 2014 Chief Medical Officer Department of Behavioral Health District of Columbia

DEC 2013—SEP 2014 Acting Medical Director Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program Department of Behavioral Health District of Columbia

MAR 2007-JUL 2010 Director, Proponency of Behavioral Health Office of the Army Surgeon General Falls Church, Virginia

JUL 2004-APR 2008 Psychiatry Consultant to the Army Surgeon General Office of the Army Surgeon General

JUN 1999-JUN 2003 Program Director, Mental Health Policy and Women’s Health Issues Office of the Secretary of Defense/Health Affairs Falls Church, Virginia

JUL 1998-JUN1999 Chief, Forensic Psychiatry Walter Reed Health Care System Washington DC

JUN 1997-JUL 1998 Chief, Inpatient Psychiatry Walter Reed Health Care System

JUN 1996-JUN 1997 Assistant Chief, Outpatient Psychiatry Walter Reed Army Medical Army Center

AUG 1995-JUN 1996 Chief, Community Psychiatry Walter Reed Army Medical Center

JUL 1994-JUL 1995 Chief, Inpatient Psychiatry 121 General Hospital Seoul Korea

APR 1993-JUN 1993 Unit Director, Ward 55 Inpatient Psychiatry Ward 2

Walter Reed Army Medical Center

JAN 1993-APR 1993 Executive Officer 528th Combat Stress Control Unit Mogadishu, Somalia

MAR 1992-DEC 1992 Assistant Chief Inpatient Psychiatry Service Walter Reed Army Medical Center

AUG 1991-MAR 1992 Unit Director, Ward 54 Inpatient Psychiatry Ward Walter Reed Army Medical Center

JUL 1990-JUL 1991 Division Psychiatrist 2nd Infantry Division Camp Casey, Korea

Academic Education

2003-2005 Disaster Psychiatry Fellow Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Bethesda, MD

2003-2004 Master of Public Health Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences

1993-1994 Forensic Psychiatry Fellow Walter Reed Army Medical Center

1987-1990 Psychiatric Resident Walter Reed Army Medical Center

1986-1987 Categorical Psychiatric Internship Walter Reed Army Medical Center

1982-1986 Doctor of Medicine George Washington University Medical School Washington, DC

1976-1980 Bachelor of Arts, Cum Laude

Majors in Biology and Folklore & Mythology Harvard/Radcliffe College Cambridge, MA

1968-1976 High School Diploma, Cum Laude National Cathedral School Washington, DC

Licensure

District of Columbia Medical License #17300 Maryland Medical License #D0044891

Board Certification

Psychiatry July 1992 #35899 Added Qualifications in Forensic Psychiatry October 1994 #205 Recertified in Forensic Psychiatry May 2003

Academic Appointments

May 2018 to present Vice Chair of Psychiatry Georgetown University School of Medicine

DEC 2015 to present Clinical Professor of Psychiatry George Washington University School of Medicine

JUL 2014 to July 2017 Professor of Psychiatry Howard University College of Medicine

JAN 2012 to present Clinical Professor of Psychiatry Georgetown University School of Medicine

MAY 2009 to present Professor of Psychiatry, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS)

FEB 2011 to present Faculty Member Saint Elizabeths Hospital

AUG 2001—MAY 2009 Associate Professor of Psychiatry, USUHS

JAN 1994—AUG 2001 Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, USUHS 4

MAY 1990-JAN 1994 Clinical Instructor, USUHS

JUL1988—MAY 1990 Teaching Fellow, USUHS

Professional Affiliations

American Psychiatric Association (Distinguished Fellow) Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry Society of Uniformed Services Psychiatrists (numerous past offices, including President and Assembly Representative) Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (Life Member) American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law American Medical Association American Association of Geriatric Psychiatry Society of Medical Consultants of the Armed Forces Senior Advisor for the Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital Home Based Program Board Member, Clinical Psychiatry News Board Member, Medscape Board Member, Federal Practitioner Board Member, Global Post Traumatic Stress Injury Foundation Peer Perspective Board Healio.com/Psychiatry Board Member: The Quinism Foundation

Important National Committee Memberships

MAY 2016--- MAY 2017 APA Assembly Committee on Psychiatric Diagnosis & the DSM

SEP 2013—SEP 2015 Membership Committee, APA

JUN 2011—DEC 2014 Drug Utilization Review, DC Medicaid, Washington DC

MAY 2011—May 2017 Assembly, Society of Uniformed Services Psychiatrists (SUSP) representative, Area 5

FEB 2011—JUL 2014 Institute of Medicine Committee on the Assessment of Ongoing Efforts on the Treatment of PTSD

FEB 2012 Mental Health Transformation in America Scientific Advisory Board 5

2008—2010 Emergency Responder Health Monitoring and Surveillance

2004 – 2009 Disaster Psychiatry Committee, American Psychiatric Association (Vice Chair 2006-2009)

2006—2007 Disasters/Emergency Response, Federal Agency Workgroup to Transform Mental Health in America (Vice-Chair)

2006 –2008 Federal Partner Senior Workgroup

2002—2005 Educational Advisory Board, National Center for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders, VA

2000-2004 Scientific Advisory Council, National Institute of Mental Health

1999-2003 Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services (DACOWITS) Health Affairs Representative

2001-2003 Scientific Advisory Board, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology

1999-2001 Research Group and Health Risk Communication of the Military and Veterans Health Coordinating Board

Awards and Achievements

NOV 2017 Top Doctor in Maryland Award SEPT 2017 Albert Marquis Award for Lifetime Achievement NOV 2009 FEDCAP Award for Outstanding Achievement MAY 2008 Miriam Butterfield Award, APA MAY 2005 Order of Merit Military Medicine DEC 2004 Bruno Lima Award, APA NOV 2004 William C. Porter Award, AMSUS MAY 2003 Inducted as “Distinguished Fellow,” American Psychiatric Association JUL 2001 “A” Proficiency Designator by the Surgeon General JUN 1990 Albert Glass Award for Outstanding Psychiatric Resident JUN 1990 Lewis A. Mologne Award for "Demonstrated Excellence as Scholar, Soldier, Physician, Teacher" JUL 1986-87 Intern Class President

Medals: Legion of Merit 6

Expert Field Medical Badge Office of the Secretary of Defense Identification Badge Defense Meritorious Service Medal Meritorious Service Medal w/One Oak Leaf Clusters Army Commendation Medal w/Three Oak Leaf Clusters Global War of Terrorism Medal Army Achievement Medal Overseas Ribbon (Two) National Defense Service Medal (Two) Korean Service Ribbon Expeditionary Medal

Military Education

JAN 95-AUG 96 Command and General Staff College Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas

JAN 1992-MAR 1992 Officer's Advanced Course Fort Sam Houston, TX

NOV 1986 Combat Casualty Care Course Fort Sam Houston, TX

JUN 1983-AUG 1983 Officer's Basic Course Fort Belvoir, VA

Publications: Articles: Peer Reviewed

1. Ritchie EC, Bridenbaugh RH, Jabbari B: “Acute Generalized Myoclonus following Buspirone Administration.” Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, June 1988; 49(6): 242-3.

2. Ritchie EC, Primelo RA, Radke AQ: “Bullet in the Brain: A Case of an Organic Psychosis.” Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, Fall 1989; 1(4): 49-51.

3. Ritchie EC: “Treatment of Gas Mask Phobia” Military Medicine, Feb 1992; 157(2): 104-106.

4. Ritchie EC, Radke AQ, Ross B: “Depression and Support Systems in HIV+ patients.” Military Medicine, July 1992; 157(7): 345-349.

5. Ritchie EC, White R: “Being a Successful Division Psychiatrist: Preparation for and Making the Assignment a Successful One.” Military Medicine, Oct 1993; 158(10): 644-648.

6. Ritchie EC, White R: “Cognitive Therapy Training in U.S. Psychiatry Residency programs.” Academic Psychiatry, Summer 1992; 16(2): 90-95.

7. Hurt P, Ritchie EC: “A Case of Ketamine Dependence.” The American Journal of Psychiatry, May 1994; 151(5): 779.

8. Ritchie EC, Ruck DC, Anderson MW: “The 528th Combat Stress Control Unit in Somalia in Support of Operation Restore Hope.” Military Medicine, May 1994; 159(5): 372-376.

9. Ritchie EC: “Psychiatric Medications for Deployment.” Military Medicine, Oct 1994; 159(10): 647-649.

10. Ordas D, Ritchie EC: “Depersonalization Disorder and Associated Depression Treated with Electroconvulsive Therapy.” Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, Winter 1994; 6(1): 67-69.

11. Ritchie EC: “The Curriculum Vitae and Expert Witness Testimony.” The American Journal of Psychiatry, Aug 1995; 152(8): 1238.

12. Ritchie EC, Andress D, Yi, MS, Styles, BS: “Zinolta Abuse Among American Adolescents in Korea: A Discussion of the Problem, Clinical Presentation, and Treatment.” Military Medicine, Jan 1996; 161(1):11-12.

13. Ritchie EC, Morse JH, Brewer PG: “Surviving the Air Evac: Medical and Logistical Issues of Evacuating Psychiatric Patients by Air from Korea to the United States.” Military Medicine, May 1996; 161(5): 298-302.

14. Ritchie EC. “Reactions to Rape: A Military Forensic Psychiatrist’s Perspective.” Military Medicine, Aug 1998; 163(8): 505-509.

15. Ritchie EC, Huff T: “Psychiatric Aspects of Arsonists.” The Journal of Forensic Sciences, Jul 1999; 44(4): 733-740.

16. Cooper MA, Ritchie EC: “Testosterone Replacement for Anxiety with Hypogonadism.” Letter to the Editor, American Journal of Psychiatry, Nov 2000; 157:11.

17. Ritchie EC, Huff T. “A Study of Mental Illness and Substance Abuse in Arsonists.” Fire and Arson Investigator, July 2001.

18. Ritchie EC: “Psychological Problems Associated with MOPP Gear.” Military Medicine, Dec 2001; 166, Suppl. 2:1:83-84,

19. Ritchie EC: “Issues for Military Women in Deployment.” Military Medicine, Dec 2001; 166, (12): 1033-1037.

20. Ritchie EC, Mott R: “Caring for Civilians During Peace Keeping Missions: Priorities and Decisions.” Military Medicine Supplement, Aug 2002; 167(8):14-16.

21. Ritchie EC, Stokes J. “Perspectives on Coordination from the Office of the Secretary of Defense/Health Affairs.” Supplement to Military Medicine, Sep 2002; 167(9): 31-32.

22. Hoge CW, Orman DT, Robichaux RJ, Crandell EO, Paterson VJ, Engel CC, Ritchie EC, Milliken CS: “Operation Solace: Overview of the Mental Health Intervention Following the 11 September 2001; Pentagon Attack.” Supplement to Military Medicine, Sep 200; 167(9): 44-47.

23. Milliken CS, Leavitt WT, Murdock P, Orman DO, Ritchie EC, Hoge CW: “Principles Guiding Implementation of the Operation Solace Plan: “PIECES OF PIES”, Therapy by Walking Around, and Care Management.” Supplement to Military Medicine, Sept 2002; 167(9): 48-57.

24. Ritchie EC, Gelles M. “Psychological Autopsies: The Current Department of Defense Effort to Standardize Training and Quality Assurance.” The Journal of Forensic Sciences, Sep 2002; 47 (6): 1370-1372.

25. Ritchie EC: “Psychiatry in the Korean War: Perils, PIES and Prisoners of War.” Military Medicine, Nov 2002; 67 (11): 898-903.

26. Ritchie EC, Keppler W, Rothberg J: “Suicidal Admissions in the United States Military.” Military Medicine, Mar 2003; 168 (3): 177-181.

27. Riddle J, Brown M, Smith T, Ritchie EC, Brix, KA, Romano, J: “Chemical Warfare and the Gulf War: The Threat and it’s Impact on Gulf Veterans’ Health.” Military Medicine, Aug 2003; 168; (8); 606-613.

28. Ritchie EC. “Mass Violence and Early Intervention: Best Practice Guidelines,” Primary Psychiatry, Aug2003; 8(10): 43-52.

29. Bell MR, Ritchie EC: “Breastfeeding in the Military. Part I: Information and Resources Provided to Servicewomen.” Military Medicine, Oct 2003; 8 (10): 807-812.

30. Bell MR, Ritchie EC: “Breastfeeding in the Military. Part II: Resource and Policy Considerations.” Military Medicine, Oct 2003; 8 (10): 813-816.

31. Ritchie EC. “Psychiatric Evaluation and Treatment Central to Medicine in the US Military.” Psychiatric Annals, Nov 2003; 33 (11): 710-715.

32. Ritchie EC, Cassimatis E, Emanuel R, Milliken C, Gray S. “From PIES to 9/11: The Work, Teaching, and Legacy of Dr. (LTC) Kenneth Artiss.” Journal of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis & Dynamic Psychiatry, Dec 2003; 31 (4), 663-673.

33. Ritchie EC, Friedman M, Watson P, Ursano R, Wesseley S, Flynn B. “Mass Violence and Mental Health Early Intervention: A Proposed Application of Best Practice Guidelines to Chemical, Biological and Radiological Attacks.” Military Medicine, 169:8: 575. Aug 2004.

34. Ritchie EC, Hamilton S. “Early Interventions & Risk Assessment Following Disaster,” Psychiatric Annals, Sep, 2004.

35. Ritchie EC. “Introduction. Special Section on War Psychiatry.” Psychiatric Quarterly. Oct 2005.

36. Ritchie EC. “Assessment of and Intervention for Psychological Reactions after Disasters and Terrorism, International Review of the Armed Forces Medical Services, Spring, 2006.

37. Ritchie EC, Hanna J, Al-Jadiry M, Regier D. Mental Health Need, Resources and Appropriate Interventions in Iraq,” International Review of the Armed Forces Medical Services, Summer, 2006.

38. Ritchie EC, Timboe H, Ronan L, Brennan M. “Current Medical Issues in Iraq,” International Review of the Armed Forces Medical Services, Fall, 2006.

39. Ritchie EC, “Introduction and Overview. Humanitarian Assistance and Health Diplomacy: Military-Civilian Partnership in the 2004 Tsunami Aftermath.” Supplement to Military Medicine, 171:10, Oct 2006.

40. Benedek DB, Ritchie EC. “’Just-in-Time’ Mental Health Training and Surveillance for the Project HOPE Mission. In Humanitarian Assistance and Health Diplomacy: Military-Civilian Partnership in the 2004 Tsunami Aftermath.” Supplement to Military Medicine, 171:10, Oct 2006.

41. Cardona R, Ritchie EC. “US Military Enlisted Accession Mental Health Screening,” Military Medicine, Jan 2007.

42. Shubert J, Ritchie EC, Everly G, Fiedler N, Williams, M, Mitchell CS, Langleib AM.. “A Missing Element in Disaster Mental Health: Behavioral Health Surveillance for First Responders,” International Journal of Emergency Mental Health, Volume 9, Number 3, Summer 2007.

43. Joint Task Force Civil Support Mass Fatality Working Group. “A Working Group Consensus Statement on Mass-Fatality Planning for Pandemics and Disasters.” Journal of Homeland Security, Jul 2007. 10

44. Ritchie EC. “Update on Combat Psychiatry, Law of Armed Conflict,” Supplement to Military Medicine, Dec 2007.

45. Ritchie EC. “Commentary on the MHAT IV Recommendations: An Update.” Traumatology, Dec 2007.

46. Ritchie, EC. “The Army Medical Department Behavioral Health Proponency.” The United States Army Medical Department Journal, Fort Sam Houston, July 2008.

47. Black S, Galloway S, Bell M, Ritchie EC. “Prevalence and Risk Factors Associated with Suicides of Army Soldiers,” Military Psychology, 23; 433-451, 2011.

48. Ritchie EC. “Suicides and the United States Army; Perspectives from the former Psychiatry Consultant to the Army Surgeon General.” Cerebrum, Jan 2012.

49. Ritchie EC, Amaker R. “The Early Years: The Use of Canines in Army Medicine,” The Army Medical Department (AMEDD) Journal, Apr –Jun 2012.

50. Ritchie EC, Nevin, R, Block J. “Psychiatric Side-Effects of Mefloquine: Relevance to Forensic Psychiatry.” Journal of American Psychiatry and the Law, Jun 2013.

51. Yount R, Ritchie EC, St-Laurent M, Chumley P, Olmert M. “The Role of Service Dog Training in the Treatment of Combat-Related PTSD.” Psychiatric Annals, Jun 2013.

52. Nevin R, Ritchie EC, “Sampling Bias in Studies of U.S. Military Suicide. Letter to the Editor on the Millennium Cohort study,” JAMA, Dec 18, 2013.

53. Ritchie EC. “Health Issues for Female Service Members in the ‘Long War’”, Guest Editorial, Psychiatric Annals, Apr 2014.

54. Ritchie EC. “An Overview of Physical and Mental Issues: Women at War,” Psychiatric Annals, April 2014.

55. Navaie M, Keefe M, Hickey A, McLay R, Ritchie E, Abdi S. (2014). “Use of Stellate Ganglion Block for the Treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Advancing Patient Care,” Journal of Pain Anesthesia and Clinical Research, Jun 2014.

56. Ritchie, EC. Cultural Competency and Treatment of Veteran and Military Patients with Mental Health Disorders. Federal Practitioner, April 2015.

57. Lipov E, Ritchie EC. A Review of the Use of Stellate Ganglion Block in the Treatment of PTSD”, Current Psychiatry Reports, 17:8, June 2015.

58. Wicken C, Nevin RL, Ritchie EC. U.S. Military Surveillance of Mental Health Disorders, 1998-2013. Psychiatric Services. 2 Nov 2015.

59. McGraw K, Khoelmoos T, Ritchie EC. Women in combat: Framing the issues of health and health research for America's servicewomen. Military Medicine. Jan 2016.

60. Ritchie EC. Treatment of US Military Soldiers and Veterans. Basics of PTSD, Administrative Issues and Cultural Competency. Directions in Psychiatry Hatherleigh, July 2016.

61. Nevin R, Ritchie EC. FDA Black Box, VA Red Ink? A Successful Service-Connected Disability Claim for Chronic Neuropsychiatric Adverse Effects from Mefloquine. Federal Practioner, Oct 2016.

62. Ritchie EC, Gray K. Complementary and Alternative Treatments for PTSD. Directions in Psychiatry, Hatherleigh, Dec 2016.

63. Lipov EG, Candido KD, Ritchie EC.Possible Reversal of PSD-Related DNA Methylation by Sympathetic Blockade. Journal of Molecular Neuroscience, March 2017.

64. Ritchie EC, Nelson C. Addressing Sexual Health and Dysfunction: A Case Discussion with Service Members. Directions in Psychiatry, Hatherleigh 37, 2, 2017.

65. Cohen S et al. Consensus Guidelines about Ketamine. Journal of Anesthesia Research July 2018.

Publications: Book Chapters

1. Ritchie EC: “Malingering and the United States Military.” Principles and Practice of Military Forensic Psychiatry, Eds Lande, RG and Armitage, DA. Charles C Thomas, Springfield, ILL: 1997.

2. Ritchie EC. Chapter 25: “Psychiatric Patients.” In: Hurd WW, Jernigan JG, Eds, Aeromedical Evacuation: Management of Acute and Stabilized Patients. New York: Springer-Verlag, 2003.

3.Watson P, Friedman M, Gibson, L, Ruzek J, Norris F, Ritchie EC. “Early Intervention for Trauma-related Problems.” American Psychiatric Press Annual Review of Psychiatry, Volume 22, Wash, DC: APA Press, 2002.

4. Ritchie EC, Mott R: “Military Humanitarian Assistance: The Pitfalls of Good Intentions.” Beam TE, Hartle AE, Pellegrino ED, Sparacino LR, eds. Military Medical Ethics, Vol 2. Textbook of Military Medicine. Washington, DC: Office of The Surgeon General, US Department of the Army and Borden Institute; Chap 25, 2004.

5. Ritchie EC, Owens M. “Military Psychiatry,” Psychiatric Clinics, September, 2004.

6. Ritchie EC, Cozza S. Perspectives from the Pentagon, On the Ground after 9/11. Eds Yael Danielli, R Dingman, Haworth Press, 2005.

7. Pastel R, Ritchie EC. “Introduction to and Mitigation of Psychological Effects of Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD),” in Psychological Responses to the New Terrorism: A NATO-Russia Dialogue. Eds S Wesseley, VN Krasnov, IOS Press, 2005.

8. Pastel R, Ritchie EC. “Introduction to and Mitigation of Psychological Effects of Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD),” in Interventions Following Mass Violence and Disasters: Strategies for Mental Health Practice, eds. E Ritchie, Friedman M, Watson P, Guilford Press, Feb 2006.

9. Watson P, Ritchie EC, Demer J, Bartone P, Pfefferbaum B. “Improving Individual Resiliency,” in Interventions Following Mass Violence and Disasters: Strategies for Mental Health Practice, eds. E Ritchie, Friedman M, Watson P, Guilford Press, Feb 2006.

10. Ritchie EC, Leavitt WT, Hanish S. “The Mental Health Response to the 9/11 Attack on the Pentagon,”in 9/11 Mental Health in the Wake of Terrorist Attacks. Eds. Y Neria, R Gross. RD Marshall, Cambridge University Press, Sep 2006.

11. Ritchie EC, Benedek D, Malone R, Carr-Malone R. “Military Psychiatry: An Update.” Psychiatric Clinics of North America (Elsevier, Philadelphia). Volume 29, No. 3, Sep 2006.

12. Cardona R, Ritchie EC: “Psychological Screening of Recruits Prior to Accession in the United States Military.” DeKoning, B Senior Editor. Recruit Medicine, Textbook of Military Medicine. Washington, DC: Office of The Surgeon General, US Department of the Army and Borden Institute; 2006.

13. Ritchie EC, Best C, Pearce M, Everest T. “Sexual Abuse and Female Recruits.” DeKoning, B Senior Editor. Recruit Medicine, Textbook of Military Medicine. Washington, DC: Office of The Surgeon General, US Department of the Army and Borden Institute; 2006.

14. Buller J, Ritchie EC, McMullen P, Young S, Loy L, Scott C. “Women’s Health in Recruits.” DeKoning B Senior Editor. Recruit Medicine, Textbook of Military Medicine. Washington, DC: Office of The Surgeon General, US Department of the Army and Borden Institute; 2006.

15. Cox T, Edison D, Stewart, R, Dobson, C, Goby M, Ritchie EC. “Management of Recruit Medicine.” DeKoning B Senior Editor. Recruit Medicine, Textbook of Military Medicine. Washington, DC: Office of The Surgeon General, US Department of the Army and Borden Institute; 2006.

16. Grant M, Stewart S, Ritchie EC: “Disaster Psychiatry.” Stern TA, Rosenbaum JF, Fava M, Rauch SL, Biederman J, editors. The Massachusetts General Hospital Textbook of Comprehensive Clinical Psychiatry, Mosby/Elsevier, Philadelphia, 2008.

17. Ritchie, EC, Schneider, B, Forsten R, Bradley J. “Resilience and Military Psychiatry,” Biobehavioral Resilience to Stress, Eds Lukey BJ and Tepe V, CRC Press, 2008.

18. Ritchie, EC. “Military Personnel Issues.” Encyclopedia of Psychological Trauma. Eds Reyes G, Elhai J, Ford J, 2009.

19. Bender TK, Crowley D, Ritchie EC. “Women’s Health Issues.” Textbook of Combat and Operational Behavioral Health. Textbook of Military Medicine. Ed Ritchie EC. Washington, DC: Office of The Surgeon General, US Department of the Army and Borden Institute; 2011.

20. Ritchie EC, Ivany C. “Introduction and Overview.” Textbook of Combat and Operational Behavioral Health. Textbook of Military Medicine. Ed Ritchie EC. Washington, DC: Office of The Surgeon General, US Department of the Army and Borden Institute; 2011.

21. Ritchie EC, Russell M, Morales W, Forys K, Brewster, S. “Suicide Prevention.” Textbook of Combat and Operational Behavioral Health. Textbook of Military Medicine. Ed Ritchie EC. Washington, DC: Office of The Surgeon General, US Department of the Army and Borden Institute; 2011.

22. Terhakopian A, Benedek D, Ritchie EC, “Disaster Psychiatry.” Textbook of Combat and Operational Behavioral Health. Textbook of Military Medicine. Ed Ritchie EC. Washington, DC: Office of The Surgeon General, US Department of the Army and Borden Institute; 2011.

23. Pastel R, Ritchie EC. “Terrorism and CBRNE”. Textbook of Combat and Operational Behavioral Health. Textbook of Military Medicine. Ed Ritchie EC. Washington, DC: Office of The Surgeon General, US Department of the Army and Borden Institute; 2011.

24. Litz B, Watson P, Southwick S, Ritchie EC. “Preparation for Deployment/Improving Resiliency.” Textbook of Combat and Operational Behavioral Health. Textbook of Military Medicine. Ed Ritchie EC. Washington, DC: Office of The Surgeon General, US Department of the Army and Borden Institute; 2011.

25. Ritchie EC, Doyle M. “Combat and Operational Behavioral Health; Final Thoughts and Next Steps. “Textbook of Combat and Operational Behavioral Health Textbook of Military Medicine. Ed Ritchie EC. Washington, DC: Office of The Surgeon General, US Department of the Army and Borden Institute; 2011.

26. Ritchie EC, Benedek D. “Psychological Issues and Mass Death” in ed Gursky E, Fierro MF. Death in Large Numbers, AMA Press, 2012.

27. Ritchie EC. Army Psychiatrist. Eds Norris D, Jayarum G, Primm AB. “Women in Psychiatry,” Personal Perspectives, APA Press, 2012.

28. Ritchie EC. “Death Notification”. Ed Figley C. Encyclopedia of Trauma. Sage Publications, Sept 2012.

29. Ritchie EC. “Secondary Trauma of Behavioral Health Providers.” Ed Figley C. Encyclopedia of Trauma. Sage Publications, Sept 2012.

30. Ritchie EC. “The DoD and VA Health Care System Overview,” Eds Cozza S, Goldenberg M. Clinical Manual for the Care of Military Service Members, Veterans and their Families, APPI, Feb 2014.

31. Ritchie EC, “Introduction” in Ritchie EC Ed. Forensic and Ethical Issues in Military Behavioral Health. Textbook of Military Medicine, Borden Institute, Dec 2014.

32. Galloway MS, Millikan A, Bell M, Ritchie EC. “Epidemiological Consultation Teams,” in Ritchie EC. Ed, Forensic and Ethical Issues in Military Behavioral Health. Textbook of Military Medicine, Borden Institute, Dec 2014.

33. Ritchie EC. “Selected Issues for the Expert Witness around Rape and Sexual Trauma,” in Ritchie EC, Ed. Forensic and Ethical Issues in Military Behavioral Health. Textbook of Military Medicine, Borden Institute, Dec 2014.

34. Ritchie EC, Carlton J. “Psychological Autopsies. in Ritchie EC, Ed in Ritchie EC, Ed “Forensic and Ethical Issues in Military Behavioral Health. Textbook of Military Medicine, Borden Institute, Dec 2014.

35. Ritchie EC, Bell M, Millikan A, Galloway M, Carino M, Bliese P, Thomas J. “Psychological Experiences of Female Soldiers During the ‘Long War”in Ritchie EC, Naclerio A. Senior Editors. Women at War. Oxford University Press, May 2015.

36. Ritchie EC, “Introduction,” Ritchie EC, Naclerio A. Senior Editors. Women at War. Oxford University Press, May 2015.

37. Ritchie EC, O’Brien K, Grant M, Stewart S: Disaster Psychiatry. Stern TA, Rosenbaum JF, Fava M, Rauch SL, Biederman J, editors. The Massachusetts General Hospital Textbook of Comprehensive Clinical Psychiatry 2nd Edition, Mosby/Elsevier, Philadelphia, May 2015.

38. Ritchie EC. “Introduction: PTSD.” Ed Ritchie EC. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Related Diseases in Combat Veterans: A Clinical Casebook. Springer, Nov 2015.

39. Ritchie EC, Nelson CS. “Psychopharmacology for PTSD.” Ed Ritchie EC, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Related Diseases in Combat Veterans: A Clinical Casebook. Springer, Nov 2015.

40. Nevin RL, Ritchie EC. “The Mefloquine Intoxication Syndrome.” Ed Ritchie EC, Post- Traumatic Stress Disorder and Related Diseases in Combat Veterans: A Clinical Casebook. Springer, Nov 2015.

41. Ritchie EC, Yount R, Rumayor C, Chumley P, St-Laurent M, Olmert M. “The Use of Service Animals to Reduce PTSD,” eds Wynn G, Benedek D, The Use of Complementary and Alternative Medicine to Treat PTSD, Oxford University Press, Sept 2016.

42. Ritchie EC. “Introduction”. Ed. Ritchie EC, Intimacy post Injury; Combat Trauma and Sexual Health. Oxford University Press, Nov 2016.

43. Ritchie EC. Introduction. Ritchie EC, Warner C, Mclay R. Editors. Psychiatrists in Combat; Personal Experiences of Clinicians in the Combat Zone, Springer, May 2017.

44. Ritchie EC. The Heart of Darkness: A Visit to Abu Ghraib. Psychiatrists in Combat; Personal Experiences of Clinicians in the Combat Zone, Springer, May 2017.

45. Ritchie EC, Background and Introduction. in Ritchie EC, Wise J, Pyle B. Editors. Gay Mental Healthcare Providers and Patients in the Military: Personal Experiences and Clinical Care, Springer, Dec 2017.

46. Nevin R, Ritchie EC. Ethical Issues. In Griffith EZ. Ethical Issues in Psychiatry, Cambridge University Press, Feb 2018.

47. Ritchie EC, O’Brien K. Systems Issues and Biopsychosocial Treatments Public Sector, Disaster, and Military, In Benedek D and Stoddard F in Primer on Treatment of Trauma, Oxford University Press, May 2018.

Publications: Book Chapters in Press

1.Pasquina P, Ritchie EC, Cozza S. Post Traumatic Stress and the Psychological Consequences of War, in Emergency War Surgery, Oxford University Press, in press.

2. Ritchie EC, Cultural Competency in Veterans, in Llorente M, Cultural Competency, APA Press, in press.

3. Ritchie EC, O’Connell K, Llorente K. The Female Veteran. Veteran Psychiatry in the US - Optimizing Clinical Outcomes. Springer, in progress.

4. Ritchie EC. Military Competence and Health Care Systems. Veteran Psychiatry in the US - Optimizing Clinical Outcomes. Springer, in progress.

5. Reinhold M, Lezama N, Priscoe M, Ritchie EC. Toxic Exposures and US Veterans. Veteran Psychiatry in the US - Optimizing Clinical Outcomes. Springer, in progress.

6. Ritchie EC. Special populations: Women, Homeless, Iraq and Afghanistan veterans, in Forensic Psychiatry and Veterans, ed Jack Tsai, Springer, in progress.

Textbooks and Magazine Supplements

1. Ritchie EC, Hoge CW, eds. The Mental Health Response to the 9/11 Attack on the Pentagon. Supplement to Military Medicine Sept 2002; 167(9).

2. Ritchie EC et al. “Mental Health and Mass Violence - Evidence Based Early Psychological Intervention For Victims / Survivors of Mass Violence: A Workshop to Reach Consensus on Best Practices,” National Institute of Mental Health, Washington DC: Government Printing Office, 2002.

3. DeKoning B, North R, Ritchie EC et al (Eds). Recruit Medicine, Textbook of Military Medicine. Section Editor for Women’s Health and Mental Health, Washington, DC: Office of The Surgeon General, US Department of the Army and Borden Institute, 2005.

4. Ritchie EC, Friedman M, Watson P (Eds). Interventions Following Mass Violence and Disasters: Strategies for Mental Health Practice, Guilford Press, Feb 2006. Japanese edition published 2014.

5. Ritchie EC, Editor-in-Chief. Humanitarian Assistance and Health Diplomacy: Military- Civilian Partnership in the 2004 Tsunami Aftermath. Supplement to Military Medicine, 171:10, Oct 2006.

6. Ritchie EC. Senior Editor, Combat and Operational Behavioral Health, Textbook of Military Medicine, Borden Pavilion. Washington, DC: Office of The Surgeon General, US Department of the Army and Borden Institute; 2011.

7. Ritchie EC, Amaker R, Senior Editors. “The Therapeutic Use of Canines in Army Medicine.” The AMEDD Journal, April 2012.

8. Ritchie EC, Friedman M, Watson P (Eds). Interventions Following Mass Violence and Disasters: Strategies for Mental Health Practice, Guilford Press, Japanese edition published 2014.

9. Ritchie EC, Senior Editor. “Forensic and Ethical Issues in Military Behavioral Health. Textbook of Military Medicine, Borden Pavilion. Washington, DC: Office of The Surgeon General, US Department of the Army and Borden Institute, Dec 2014.

10. Ritchie EC, Naclerio A. Editors. Women at War. Oxford University Press, May 2015.

11. Ritchie EC, Editor. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Related Diseases in Combat Veterans: A Clinical Casebook. Springer, Nov 2015.

12. Ritchie EC, Editor. Intimacy post Injury; Combat Trauma and Sexual Health. Oxford University Press, Oxford University Press, Nov 2016.

13. Ritchie EC, Warner C, Mclay R. Editors. Psychiatrists in War; Personal Experiences of Clinicians in the Combat Zone, Springer, May 2017.

14. Ritchie EC, Wise J, Pyle B. Editors. Gay Mental Healthcare Providers and Patients in the Military: Personal Experiences and Clinical Care, Springer, Dec 2017.

15. Ritchie EC, Llorente M. Editors. Veteran Psychiatry in the US - Optimizing Clinical Outcomes, Springer, in press.

Current Projects

1.Ritchie EC. Editor. Medical Aspects of Detainee Operations. Textbook of Military Medicine, Borden Pavilion. Washington, DC: Office of The Surgeon General, US Department of the Army and Borden Institute; proposal accepted.

Abstracts

1. Ritchie EC, Radke AQ, and Ross B: “Depression and Support Systems in Male Army HIV+ Patients: A Pilot Study.” American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, June 1990.

2. Ritchie EC, Rundell, J: “The Military Psychiatrist in Deployment.” American Psychiatric Association, Washington DC, 1998.

3. Ritchie EC: “Women in Deployment.” American Academy of Psychoanalysis, Spring 1999.

4. Ritchie EC. Keppler W, Baines M: “Sexual Trauma and the Military.” Proceedings of The American Academy of Forensic Sciences, February 2001.

5. Ritchie EC. “Combat and Operational Stress Control: Preventive Intervention and Treatment of Deployment Related Stress.” Proceedings of the Conference on Illnesses among Gulf War Veterans: A Decade of Scientific Research. January 2001

6. Ritchie EC and Gelles M. “Psychological Autopsies: Mental Health Aspects.” Proceedings of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Feb 2002.

7. Ritchie EC, Gelles M, Marzouk A, and Hunkeler R. “Psychological Autopsies in the Department of Defense: An Interdisciplinary Approach.” Proceedings of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Feb 2002.

8. Ritchie EC, Ruzek J, Gusman F, Patterson VJ, Huleatt W, LaDue L. “Mental Health Response to the Terrorist Attack at the Pentagon.” Proceedings of the International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies, Dec 2001.

9. Ritchie EC, Patterson VJ. “Management of Neuropsychiatric Responses to Chemical and Biological Weapons.” Proceedings of the International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies, Dec 2001.

10. Ritchie EC, Shalev A, Asukai N, Pastel R. “Intervention after Chemical, Biological and Radiologic Attack.” Proceedings of the International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies, Baltimore, MD, November 2002.

11. Watson P, Shalev A, Ritchie EC, Orner R, Schnyder U. “Expert Consensus on Interventions for Intentionally Caused Mass Trauma.” Proceedings of the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies Meeting in Baltimore. November 2002.

12. Ritchie EC. “Mental Violence and Mental Health.” Proceedings of the National Disaster Medical Systems Conference, Reno, Nevada, 2003.

13. Ritchie EC, Benedek D, Morgan CA. “Mitigation and Intervention of Psychological Effects after Biological, Chemical, and Radiological Events: Forensic Issues.” Proceedings of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, San Antonio, Texas, October 2003.

14. Weiseth L, Ritchie EC, Creamer M, Boddam R. “Conflict and Reconstruction: Impact on the Military Internationally.” International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies, Chicago, October 2003.

15. Ritchie EC, Pastel R. “Mitigation and Intervention of Psychological Effects after Biological, Chemical, and Radiological Events.” Society for Risk Analysis, Baltimore, MD, Dec 2003.

16. Regier D, Al-Jaddirry M, Ritchie EC et al. “Mental Health Issues in Iraq,” APA Annual Proceedings, New York, April 2004.

17. Ritchie EC, Bobo W. “Neuropsychiatric Effects of Mefloquine,” Force Health Protection Conference, Force Health Protection Conference, Albuquerque, August 2004.

19. Ritchie EC, Turner M. “Ethical Issues in Humanitarian Missions,” International Congress of Military Medicine, Virginia, September, 2004.

20. Ritchie EC, “Psychological effects of Disaster and Terrorism,” International Congress of Military Medicine, Virginia, September, 2004.

21. Ritchie EC, Timboe H. “Medicine in Iraq. “International Congress of Military Medicine, Virginia, September, 2004.

22. Ritchie EC, Bellamy R. “Images of Light and Dark”. International Congress of Military Medicine, Virginia, September, 2004.

23. Ritchie EC. “Mental Health Issues in Iraq.” International Congress of Military Medicine, Virginia, September, 2004.

24. Ritchie EC. “Mitigation and Intervention of Psychological Reactions after Disasters and Complex Humanitarian Emergencies: Focus on the Tsunami.” Asia Pacific Military Medical Conference, Hanoi, Vietnam, May 2005.

25. Ritchie EC. “Update on Combat Psychiatry.” Asia Pacific Military Medical Conference, Hanoi, Vietnam, May 2005.

26. Ritchie EC. “Mental Health in Iraq.” Asia Pacific Military Medical Conference, Hanoi, Vietnam, May 2005.

27. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Reactions to Combat.” Asia Pacific Military Medical Conference, Singapore, April, 2008.

28. Ritchie, EC. “Psychological Effects of the Long War: To the Battlefront and Back Again.” American Psychiatric Association Meeting, Washington DC, May 2008.

29. Ritchie, EC, Benedek D. “Military Psychiatry Today,” American Psychiatric Association Meeting, Washington DC, May 2008.

30. Ritchie, EC. “Updates from the Behavioral Health Proponency,” Force Health Protection, Albuquerqe, NM, Aug 2008.

31. Ritchie, EC. “Updates On Army Suicide Prevention,” Force Health Protection, Albuquerqe, NM, Aug 2008.

32. Ritchie, EC. “Mitigation of Suicide in the Army.” American Psychiatric Association, San Francisco, CA, May 2009.

33. Ritchie, EC. “The Development of Behavioral Science Consultation Team Policy.” American Psychiatric Association, San Francisco, CA, May 2009.

34. Ritchie, EC. “Psychological Effects of Persistent Conflict: Strategies for Mitigation and Collaboration with Civilians,” American Psychiatric Association, San Francisco, CA, May 2009.

35. Ritchie, EC. “Suicide and Psychological Issues in the United States Army,” American Psychiatric Association, San Francisco, CA, May 2009.

36. Ritchie, EC. “Updates from the Behavioral Health Proponency. “Force Health Protection, Albuquerqe, NM, Aug 2009.

37. Ritchie, EC and Benedek D. “Updates in Military Forensic Psychiatry,” Force Health Protection, Albuquerqe, NM, Aug 2009.

38. Ritchie, EC and Dunivin, D. “Behavioral Science Consultation Policy,” Force Health Protection, Albuquerqe, NM, Aug 2009.

39. Ritchie EC, Bradley J, Schneider B, Moran S. “PTSD and the American Soldier. “Case Conference, American Psychiatric Association 2010 Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, May 2010.

40. Ritchie EC, “Care for OIF and OEF Returning Veterans,” American Psychiatric Association 2010 Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, May 2010.

41. Ritchie EC. “Therapeutic Use of Canines in Army Medicine, “AMSUS, Phoenix AZ, Nov 2010.

42. Ritchie EC. “Psychiatric Treatment of Soldiers and Veterans; What Medications to Use and When?” Las Vegas Psychopharmacology Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada, Feb 2011.

43. Ritchie E. “Evolution of Suicide Reports.” DoD-VA Annual Suicide Prevention Conference, Boston, MA, March 2011.

44. Ritchie E. “Clinical Lessons Learned from the EPICONs.” DoD-VA Annual Suicide Prevention Conference, Boston, MA, March 2011.

45. Ritchie EC. “The 9/11 Attack on the Pentagon.” Plenary. Institute of Disaster Mental Health, La Platz, NY, Apr 2011.

46. Ritchie EC. “Lessons Learned from Multiple Disasters and Incorporation in Planning and Preparation.” Institute of Disaster Mental Health La Platz, NY, Apr 2011.

47. Ritchie EC, Diebold, C. Co-Chairs. “Updates on Psychological Impacts of the Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq: Best Modalities of Screening and Treatment”. Symposium, APA, Honolulu, HI, May 2011.

48. Ritchie EC, Oleshansky M. Co-Chairs. “Evaluating and Treating the Psychological Effects if War.” Presenters: Bradley J, Moran S, Schneider B. Case Conference. APA, Honolulu, HI, May 2011.

49. Ritchie EC, “Sexual Trauma and Female Soldiers in How May Military Leaders Optimize Mental Health of Service Members?” Gray S and Schreiber S, Chairs APA, Honolulu, HI, May 2011.

50. Ritchie EC Chair. Presenters: Koffman R, Money N, Motsinger C, Helms J, Ritchie EC. “Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Updates Relevant for Psychiatrists.” APA, Honolulu, HI, May 2011.

51. Ritchie EC. “Therapy and Service Dogs: Potential as Alternative Medicine. In Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Updates Relevant for Psychiatrists,” APA, Honolulu, HI, May 2011.

52. Ritchie E. “The Psychological Effects of the Long War: Effects on Soldiers and Families.” APA, Honolulu, HI, May 2011.

53. Ritchie E. “The Veteran and the Public Mental Health System.” Institute for Psychiatric Services. San Francisco, CA, Oct 2011.

54. Ritchie EC, Diebold, C. Co-Chairs. :Updates on Psychological Impacts of the Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq: Best Modalities of Screening and Treatment.” Symposium. Institute for Psychiatric Services. San Francisco, CA, Oct 2011.

55. Ritchie EC, Simmer E. “Sanity Boards and Detainees.” American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law Annual Meeting. Boston, MA, Oct 2011.

56. Ritchie EC, Nelson C. “Working as a Civilian Contractor at a Military Base.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

57. May C, Parrish B, Ritchie E, Benedek D. “The Psychiatrist in Disaster Settings.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

58. Schell TL, Jaycox LH, Ramchand R, Tanielian T, Ritchie E. “Updates on PTSD and TBI from the Rand Corporation.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

59. Ritchie EC, Koffman R, Money N, Motsinger C, Helms J, Ritchie EC. “Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Updates Relevant for Psychiatrists.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

60. Ritchie EC. “Therapy and Service Dogs: Potential as Alternative Medicine. In Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Updates Relevant for Psychiatrists,” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

61. Ritchie E. “The Psychological Effects of the Long War: Effects on Soldiers and Families.” APA, American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

62. Ritchie EC, Diebold C. “Updates on Psychological Impacts of the Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq: Best Modalities of Screening and Treatment.” Symposium. American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

63. Ritchie EC, Oleshansky M, Bradley J, Moran S, Schneider B. “Evaluating and Treating the Psychological Effects of War.” Case Conference. American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

64. Ritchie EC, Block J. “Psychiatrists in the Combat Zone: Personal Experiences.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

65. Ritchie EC. “The Veteran and the Public Mental Health System.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

66. Ritchie EC. “Ethical Issues in the Treatment of PTSD and TBI; Focus on the Military.” Brain Matters 3; Neuroethics. Cleveland, OH, Oct 2012.

67. Ritchie EC, Vento E, Brent E, Canuso A, Martin S, Rumayor, Tucciarone P. “Women at War.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

68. Ritchie EC, Koffman R, Helms J, Sargent P, Richter K, Wynn G. “Complementary and Alternative Therapy in U.S. Military Settings.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

69. Ritchie EC, Oleshansky M, Warner C, Hornbaker M, Nevin R. “Violence and the American Soldier.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

70. Ritchie EC, McLay RN, Wolfe CL, Ivany C. “Personal Experiences in the Combat Zone.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

71. Ritchie EC, Nevin R. “Mefloquine Neurotoxicity Plausibly Contributes to the Burden of PTSD, TBI, Suicide and Violence within the US Military.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

72. Ritchie EC, Manos G, Kudler H, Colston M, Nevin R. “Controversies around Posttraumatic Stress Disorder.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

73. Ritchie EC, Schnellbacher S, Nelson C, Nevin R. “Steroid Use and Consequences in the Military.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

74. Ritchie EC, Warner C, Power K, Zeller E, Kudler H, McKeon R. “Military/Veteran Friendly Practices and Health Systems.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

75. Yarbrough E, Barber EF, Cianni V, Jensen OED, Ritchie EC. “Bringing the Uniform out of the Closet: Artistic and Clinical Perspectives of Gay Military Life Before and After ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,’” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

76. Ritchie EC, Schnellbacher SR, Nelson C, Brent E, Kovell J, Waits WM, Ghurani S, Henderson EC. “Working as a Civilian Psychiatrist on a Military Base.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

77. Ritchie EC, Navaie M, Hickey AH, Stedje-Larsen ET, Smith JC, and Lipov EG. (2013). “Expanding the Evidence-Base for Alternative and Complementary Health Practices: Advancing Treatment Options for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.” Presented at 2013 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, Nov 2013. 24

78. Stedje-Larsen ET, Lipov EG, Hickey AH, Navaie M, Ritchie EC. “Stellate Ganglion Block as an Adjunctive Treatment for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Preliminary Evidence Shows Promise.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States, Seattle, WA, Nov 2013.

79. Navaie M, Keefe MS, Ritchie EC, Hickey AH. “The Utility of Stellate Ganglion Block for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: A Systematic Review of the Emerging Evidence Base.” Presented at 2013 Annual Meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States, Seattle, WA, Nov 2013.

80. Navaie M, Keefe M, Hickey A, McLay R, Ritchie E, Abdi S. Use of Stellate Ganglion Block for the Treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Advancing Patient Care.” Presented at 2014 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Regional Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine, Chicago, IL, April 2014.

81. Ritchie EC, Nevin R. “The Mefloquine Toxidrome in Clinical and Forensic Psychiatry.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

82. Caruso K, Makela A, Ritchie EC, Moore K. “Criminal Defense Consulting on Defendants with PTSD Related to Deployment in Iraq and Afghanistan.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

83. Caruso K, Ritchie EC, Moore K. “PTSD related to Military Service, Fitness for Duty and Disability Evaluations.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

84. Ritchie EC (Chair and Speaker), Warner C, Johnson DE. Oleshansky M. “Violence and the American Soldier.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

85. Ritchie EC (Chair and Speaker), Koffman R, Rumayor C, Yount R. “Animal Assisted Therapy in the US Military.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

86. Lipov G, Block JJ, Ritchie EC, Chair and Speaker. “Sympathetic System Modulation to Treat PTSD; A Review of Clinical Evidence and Neurobiology.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

87. Navaie M, Engdahl B, Hickey A, Ritchie EC (Chair), Abdi S. (2014). “Current Concepts Review: The Growing Evidence-Base for the Use of Complementary and Alternative Medicine for Treating PTSD.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014. 25

88. Ritchie EC (Chair and Speaker), Helms J, Sargent P Wynn G. “Complementary and Alternative Medicine in the Military.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

89. Ritchie EC (Chair), Rumayor C, Nelson C, Schnellbacher S, Nevin R.. “Anabolic Steroid and Supplement Use in the Military.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

90. Stevens K, Sargent P, Henderson E, Warner C, Charissis M, Ritchie EC. “Serving Two Masters: Maintaining Military Readiness, Security Clearance, Military Medical Standards, Medical Retirement and Administrative Separation.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

91. Ritchie E, Tuccarione P, Vento ER, Soumoff A, Martin S, “Female Military Psychiatrists at War.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

92. Ritchie E (Chair), Soumoff A, Richter KE, Santiago P. “Personal Experiences of a Psychiatrist in Combat.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

93. Rothbaum R, Roy M, Rizzo S, Difede J, Ritchie EC (Chair). “Virtual Reality Goes to War: Advances in the Prevention, Assessment and Treatment of PTSD.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

94. Mulligan J, Sauve K, Martin M, Ritchie EC (Chair). “Special Rapid Intervention Team (SPRINT) and the Art of Disaster Psychiatry in the Navy.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

95. DeGraba T, Grammer G, Wolfe J, Kelly J, Ritchie EC (Chair). “The National Intrepid Center of Excellence Model of Care of Traumatic Brain Injury and PTSD and TBI in the US Military.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

96. Ritchie EC (Chair and Speaker), Kudler H, Nevin R, Warner C. “Controversies Abound Around PTSD.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

97. Ritchie EC, Kudler HS, Llorente M. “From Riches to Rags: The Veteran and the Public Mental Health System.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, CN, May 2015.

98. Grammer G, Ritchie EC. “The National Intrepid Center of Excellence (NICOE) Research Update and Model of Care for Traumatic Brain Injury and Psychological Health Conditions.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, CN, May 2015. 26

99. Ritchie EC, Crowley B. “Primary Care and Psychiatry in the Military.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, CN, May 2015.

100. Schnellbacher SR, Ritchie EC. “Personal Experiences of Psychiatrists in the Combat Zone.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, CN, May 2015.

101. Camp NM, Ritchie EC. “Morale and Mental Health in Vietnam Highlights from US Army Psychiatry in the Vietnam War: New Challenges in Extended Counterinsurgency Warfare.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, CN, May 2015.

102. Nevin RL, Ritchie EC. “Mefloquine Intoxication in Clinical and Forensic Psychiatry.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, CN, May 2015.

103. Oliver DM, Ritchie EC. “Psychiatric Innovations of 21st Century Combat: How Extended Combat Improved our Ability to Effectively Treat Veterans.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, CN, May 2015.

104. Warner CH, Castro CA, Ritchie EC, Brown, M. “Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in the Military: The Impact of the IOM report.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, CN, May 2015.

105. Caruso K, Ritchie EC, Rosmarin D. “Combat-Related PTSD, Homicide and Attempted Suicide-by-Cop.” American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, Ft. Lauderdale, FLA, Oct 2015.

106. Ritchie EC, Nelson CS. “Intimacy s/p Injury; Combat Trauma and Sexual Health.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, Atlanta, GA, May 2016.

107. Ritchie EC, Canuso A, McGraw K, Cazares P. “Women at War: Physical and Psychological Challenges for Female Service Members.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, Atlanta, GA, May 2016.

108. Ritchie EC, Caruso K, Moore K. “Combat-Related PTSD, Homicide and Attempted Suicide-by-Cop.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, Atlanta, GA, May 2016.

109. Ritchie EC. “Administrative Separations and Medical Boards”. American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, Portland, OR, Nov 2016.

110. Ritchie EC, Barko C, Green V. “Female Psychiatrists in Combat.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, San Diego, CA, May 2017.

111. Ritchie EC, Nelson C, Rein R. “Intimacy post Injury.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, San Diego, CA, May 2017. 27

112. Ritchie EC, Wise J, Batterson B. “Gay Psychiatrists and the US Military”. Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, San Diego, CA, May 2017.

113. Ritchie EC. “Psychiatry and the United States Military”. Presented at the Institute of Psychiatric Services, New Orleans, LA, Oct 20167.

114. Ritchie EC, Llorente M, et al. Kapuna and Cultural Competency.. Presented at the American Academy of Geriatric Psychiatry.

115. Ritchie E, Bradley J, Llorente M, Kudler H. Psychiatry and the US Veteran. Presented at the APA in NYC, May 2018.

116. Gupta A, Ritchie EC et al. Psychological Aspects of Peacekeeping Operations. Presented at the APA in NYC, May 2018.

117. Ritchie EC, Nelson C, Bradley J, Yam P. Psychological Aspects of the Long War. Presented at the APA in NYC, May 2018.

118. Ritchie EC, Ehret M, Peake N, Sarmiento , Richter R. Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Considerations. Presented at the APA in NYC, May 2018.

119. Johnson D, Banks D, Ritchie EC. Disability and Veterans. Presented at the APA in NYC, May 2018.

Publications: Other

1. Ritchie EC: “Burn Treatment: Donor Awareness is the Big Need of Skin Banks.” Emergency Department News, Aug 1980, 2(8):1-2.

2. Ritchie EC: Responses to "Letters to the Editor" on "Treatment of Gas Mask Phobia". Military Medicine, Aug 1992, 157 (8): A11.

3. Ritchie EC: “Further Cases of Gas Mask Phobia—Response”. Military Medicine Jan 1993, 158(1): A4.

4. Ritchie EC. “Washing Clothes.” Journal of the American Medical Association (Piece of My Mind) Jul 28 1993, 270, (4): 435.

5. Ritchie EC: “Psychological Problems Associated with Wearing Mission-Oriented Protective Posture Gear.” Essay in Medical Aspects of Chemical and Biological Warfare in Textbook of Military Medicine, eds. Sidell, FR, Takafuji, ET and Franz DR. Borden Institute, Washington DC, 1997.

6. Ritchie EC: Book Review of Clinical Assessment of Malingering and Deception. Psychiatry Interpersonal and Biological Processes, Summer 2000 63(2), pp. 214-217.

7. Ritchie EC: “Psychiatric Disorders in the Military.” Directions in Psychiatry. The Hatherleigh Company. Summer 2000, 20(2): 201-208.

8. Ritchie EC, Hyams KC. Letter to the Editor on “Gender Differences in the Utilization of a Military Ship’s Department.” Military Medicine, May 2001;166:32-33.

9. Powers J, Ritchie EC: “Line Commander’s Role in Preventing Combat Stress,” U.S. Medicine, July 2001.

10. Ritchie EC, Benedek D. “Sex Offender Legislation: Deference to Superintendent and Clinical Director Not Warranted in Determination of Compliance with Constitutional Requirements for Treatment of Sexually Violent Offenders.” The Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law. 2001; 29(3):359-361.

11. Sorenson G. Photos by Ritchie EC. “Stress Control unit earns credibility assisting troops.” Vet Center Voice 2001; 22(3):16-18.

12. Ritchie EC: “Mental Health Response to the Pentagon after 9/11: An Overview.” National Center for PTSD Clinical Quarterly, 2001 10 (4): 53-59.

13. Baer HU, Ritchie EC, Hostettler P, Gilgen P, eds. 3rd International Course on the Law of Armed Conflict (LOAC) of the International Committee of Military Medicine, Military Medicine Supplement Aug 2002; 167(3).

14. Ritchie EC. Book Review of War, Trauma and Violence by Joop de Jong, Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, June 2003.

15. Ritchie EC. Book Review Terrorism and Disaster: Individual and Community Mental Health Interventions. Eds by R Ursano, C Fullerton, A Norwood, Psychiatry Interpersonal and Biological Processes, Summer, 2004 67 (1):101-103.

16. Ritchie EC. Book Review of Remembering Trauma, by Richard McNally, Psychiatry, September 2004.

17. Ritchie EC. Section Editor on War Psychiatry. Psychiatric Quarterly. October 2005. 29

18. Ritchie EC. Book Review of A War of Nerves, Psychoanalysis and Psychodynamic Psychiatry, Spring, 2007.

19. Ritchie EC. Tearing through the Moon: Poetry and Prose of an Army Psychiatrist. Wineberry Press, Wash DC, Dec 2010.

20. Ritchie EC. “DSM V and PTSD.” Psychiatric Annals, Dec 2012.

21. Ritchie EC, Naclerio A. “Health Issues for Deployed Women,” Medscape, Jan 2013.

22. Ritchie EC. Guest Editor Commentary. “The Use of Complementary and Alternative Medicine for PTSD on “Research Methodology for the Study of Complementary and Alternative Medicine in the Treatment of Military PTSD”, authors McLay RN, Loeffler G, Wynn GH, Psychiatric Annals. Jan 2013.

23. Ritchie EC. Guest Editor Commentary, “Stellate Ganglion Block for the Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder”, authors Hickey AH, Navaie M, Stedje-Larsen ET, Lipov EG and McLay RN. Psychiatric Annals Feb 2013.

24. Ritchie EC. Guest Editor. “Virtual Therapy.” Authors Rizzo A, et al. Guest Commentary by Galeo S. Psychiatric Annals March 2013.

25. Ritchie EC, Reviewer for Nelson S. “Treating Active Duty Service Members.” Medscape Jun 2013.

26. Ritchie EC. Guest Editor. Authors Sargent P, Campbell J, Richter K, McLay R, Koffman R. “Integrative Medical Practices for Combat-Related Posttraumatic Stress Disorder.” Guest Commentary by Schoomaker EB. Psychiatric Annals April 2013.

27. Ritchie EC. Guest Editor. Authors Koffman R, Helms J. “Acupuncture to Treat Combat Related PTSD.” Psychiatric Annals May 2013.

28. Ritchie EC. “Perspectives on Acupuncture to Treat Combat Related PTSD.” Psychiatric Annals May 2013.

29. Ritchie EC. Guest Editor. Authors Yount R, Ritchie EC, St-Laurent M, Chumley P, Olmert M. “The Role of Service Dog Training in the treatment of Combat-Related PTSD.” Psychiatric Annals June 2013.

29. Ritchie EC. Guest Editor. Author Khusid M. “Mindfulness for PTSD”. Psychiatric Annals, July 2013.

30. Ritchie EC. Guest Editor. Women at War series in Psychiatric Annals, April 2014.

31. Ritchie EC. “Infectious Disease and Psychiatric Morbidity, “ Clinical Psychiatric News, Aug 6, 2014.

32. Ritchie EC. “Chronic Fatigue is a Valid Disease,“ Clinical Psychiatric News, Feb 2015.

33. Ritchie EC. Book Review of “The Evil Hours”, by David J Morris, Clinical Psychiatric News, May 2015.

34. Ritchie EC. Book Review of “Afterwar”, by Nancy Sherman, Clinical Psychiatric News, June 2015.

35. Ritchie EC. Female Service Members in the Long War. Editorial. Federal Practitioner, September 2015.

37. Ritchie EC. Talking to Veterans. Editorial. Clinical Psychiatric News, October 2016.

38. Ritchie EC. Addressing Sexual Health with Patients. Federal Practitioner, Jan 2017.

39. Ritchie, EC. Improving Veteran Engagement with Mental Health Care, Federal Practitioner, Sept 2017.

40. Ritchie, EC. Psychological Issues of Detainee Operations, Federal Practitioner, Nov 2017.

41. Cozza, S, Ritchie EC, Koffman R and members of the Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry. Letter to the Editor, Military Times, April 2018.

Presentations:

1. Ritchie EC: “Emergency Psychiatry.” 38th Parallel Conference, Seoul, Korea, November 1990 and 1994, at WRAMC Grand Rounds, Washington DC, May, 1993, and throughout Korea, Somalia, and the Washington DC area on numerous other occasions.

2. Ritchie EC, Radke AQ, and Ross B: “Depression and support systems in male Army HIV+ patients: a pilot study.” The Menninger Conference on Military Psychiatry, 5 April 1990; Grand Rounds, WRAMC, 10 May 1990; the 38th Parallel Conference, Seoul, Korea, November 1990.

3. White R, Ritchie EC: “A Survey of Cognitive Therapy Training in US Psychiatry residency programs.” Grand Rounds, WRAMC, May 1990.

4. Ritchie EC, Ruck DC, and Anderson M: “The 528th Stress Control Unit in Somalia.” Combat Psychiatry Course, San Francisco, CA, May 1993; Grand Rounds, WRAMC, May 1993; Malcolm Grow Hospital, Andrews Air Force Base, June 1993; 5th Annual Military Medical Conference, New Delhi, India, Jan 1995; the Chaplain's Conference, Yongsan, Korea, Feb 1995; and at numerous other locations.

5. Ritchie EC and Diebold CJ: “Expert Witness Testimony When Child Abuse is Alleged.” Adolescent Psychiatry Inpatient Ward at WRAMC, Jan 1994.

6. Ritchie EC and Diebold CJ: “Military Mental Health Law.” Combat Psychiatry Course, San Antonio, Texas, March 1994: The 38th Parallel Medical Society, November 1994; the JAG at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas; and at other locations.

7. Ritchie EC: “The Psychiatric Portrait of the Arsonist.” WRAMC Grand Rounds, June 1994; 38th Parallel Medical Society, Seoul, Korea, November 1994.

8. Ritchie EC: “Drug Abuse and Dependence (Korean, American).” Medical Review Officer Conference, October 1994.

9. Ritchie EC: “Medical Treatment of Alcoholism (Intoxication, Withdrawal, Antabuse).” Medical Review Officer Conference, October 1994.

10. Ritchie EC: “Chapters and Boards: A Guide to Administrative Separations and Medical Discharges,” Grand Rounds, 121 Hospital, Seoul, Korea, 1995; In-service for the Nursing Staff, 121 Hospital, Seoul, Korea, May 1995.

11. Ritchie EC: “Rape Trauma Syndrome.” Trial Defense Conference, Seoul, Korea, 1995; Army and Navy Psychiatry Residents conference, Rockville, MD, Sept 1995.

12. Ritchie EC: “Stress and How to Deal With It.” Federal Employed Women, Seoul, Korea, May 1995.

13. Ritchie EC: “How to Do a Critical Incident Stress Debriefing.” Chaplains Conference, Mogadishu, Somalia, 1993; Fast Reaction Team, Seoul, Korea, May 1995; Faculty Development Seminar, Walter Reed, Aug 1996.

14. Ritchie EC: “Expert Witness Testimony: Tips and Traps.” Family Practice Grand Rounds Malcolm Grow Air Force Base, Virginia, Oct 1995.

15. Ritchie EC, Collins J and Robinson L: “Psychiatry and the Death Penalty.” Presented at Grand Rounds, Howard University Department of Psychiatry, Jan 1996.

16. Ritchie EC: “The Impact of the Death Penalty on Psychiatrists.” Ft. Belvoir, VA, March 1996; The AMEDD Behavioral Science Short Course, San Diego, CA, March 1996.

17. Ritchie EC: “Combat Stress and Management in Contingency Operations.” Transition to Practice Conference at Walter Reed Army Medical Center; the Operational Aeromedical Problems Course, Fort Rucker, Alabama, April 1996.

18. Ritchie EC: “Anxiety and Depression in Cancer Patients.” Oncological Gynecology Conference, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington DC, Sept 1996.

19. Ritchie EC: “A Case of Treatment-Resistant Hoarding, Collecting and Stealing.” Integrated Conference, Walter Reed, March 1997.

20. Ritchie EC: “Reactions to Rape: A Military Forensic Psychiatrist’s Perspective.” AMEDD Behavioral Medicine Short Course, Tampa FLA, April 1997; Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Walter Reed, Jan 1998.

21. Ritchie EC: “I’m Going to Kill Myself if You Don’t Let Me Out of the Army,” Third Annual Uniformed Services Recruit and Trainee Health Care Symposium, Washington DC, May 1997; AMEDD Behavioral Science Short Course, Atlanta, GA, April 1998.

22. Ritchie EC: “The Military Psychiatrist in Deployment,” in Military Mental Health, with MJ Hall and J Rundell, APA Annual Meeting, Toronto, CN, June, 1998.

23. Ritchie EC: “Decision-Making Capacity.” Walter Reed Ethics Short Course, Feb 1998, July 1998, Feb 1999, Jan 2000, July 2000, Jan 2001, July 2001, Jan 2002, July 2002, Feb 2003, Oct 2003, Ft. Bragg Jan 2004, annually at Walter Reed thereafter until 2010.

24. Kohn S, Ritchie EC: “The History of the Psychiatry Training Program at Walter Reed,” Resident Research Day, WRAMC, Wash DC, June 1998.

25. Ritchie EC: “Confidentiality, Privilege and Telling the Truth,” Walter Reed Ethics Short Course, July 1998, February 1999, Jan 2000, July 2000, Jan 2001, July 2001, Jan 2002, July 2002, Feb 2003, Oct 2003; Ft. Bragg, Jan 2004, annually at Walter Reed until 2010.

26. Ritchie EC: “Psychological Reactions to Rape.” Victim Witness Protection Program Seminar, Fort Belvoir VA, Sept 1998; Second National Symposium on Victims of Federal Crime, Washington DC, Feb 1999; Victim Witness Protection Program Seminar, Ft. Bragg, Feb 1999; Victim Witness Protection Program Seminar, Ft. Campbell, Oct 1999; North General Hospital Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Nov 1999; and the Victim Witness Protection Program, Ft. Leavenworth, Nov 1999.

27. Ritchie EC: “Combat Stress Control in Contingency Operations”. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Conference, Walter Reed, Wash DC, November 1998.

28. Ritchie EC: “The Insanity Defense.” Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Walter Reed, Wash DC, November 1998.

29. Ritchie EC, Benedek D: “Military Forensic Psychiatry.” Advanced Evidence Elective at the JAG School, February 1999; Trial Defense Conference, Andrews Air Force Base, MD, May 1999.

30. Ritchie EC, Swanton E: “Criminal Responsibility and Competency in an HIV+ Patient who Continues to Have Unprotected Sex.” Integrated Case Conference, Walter Reed, Wash DC, March 1999.

31. Ritchie EC: “Preparing for the Oral Boards.” Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Walter Reed, Wash DC, March 1999.

32. Caruso K, Ritchie EC: “Psychiatric and Investigative Perspectives on the Unabomber”. 9th Annual Forensic Psychiatry Symposium, WRAMC, Wash DC, April 1999.

33. Ritchie EC: “The Combat Stress Control DOD Directive 6490.5.” Combat Stress Control Conference, Ft. Bragg, Fayetteville, NC, June 1999.

34. Ritchie EC: “Update from Health Affairs.” Plenary Session, AMEDD Behavioral Science Short Course, Washington DC, Aug 1999.

35. Ritchie EC: “Preparing and Delivering Expert Witness Testimony in Child Sex Abuse Cases.” AMEDD Behavioral Science Short Course, Washington DC, Aug 1999.

36. Ritchie EC, Huff TM: “Forensic Aspects of Arsonists.” International Association of Forensic Sciences 15th Triennial Meeting. Los Angeles, CA, Aug 1999.

37. Ritchie EC: “Issues in Child Sexual Abuse.” Victim Witness Protection Program, Ft. Campbell, Oct 1999; Psychiatry Grand Rounds at North General Hospital, Nov 1999; Ft. Leavenworth, Nov 1999.38. Ritchie EC: Combat Stress Control. Maxillofacial Surgeons Conference, Walter Reed, Wash DC, Oct 1999 and Sep 2000.

39. Ritchie EC: “Combat Stress Control.” TRICARE Conference, Washington DC, Feb 2000.

40. Ritchie EC: “Combat Stress Control and Suicide Prevention.” Keynote talk at Combat/Operational Stress Control Course, Defense Medical Readiness Training Institute, San Antonio, March 2000; Army/Air Force Psychiatry Short Course, Lackland AFB, San Antonio, April 2000; Navy Braceland Conference; the American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, May 2000; the 8th Annual CSC Conferences at Camp Pendleton, May 2000 and at Ft. Bragg, June 2000.

41. Ritchie EC: “Health Issues for Deployed Women.” Combat/Operational Stress Control Course, Defense Medical Readiness Training Institute, San Antonio, March 2000; Prevention of Psychological and Moral Injury in Military Service, Shay, J et al; The European Society of Traumatic Stress, Edinburg, May, 2001; AMSUS, Louisville, Kentucky, Nov 2002.

42. Ritchie EC: “Suicide Prevention and Confidentiality.” 10th Annual Forensic Psychiatry Symposium on “Confidentiality and Privilege”. Walter Reed, Wash DC, Apr 2000.

43. Ritchie EC: “Neuropsychiatric Effects of Chemical and Biological Agents.” 8th Annual CSC Conferences at Camp Pendleton, CA May 2000 and at Ft. Bragg, NC Jun 2000.

44. Ritchie EC: “Behavioral Responses to Trauma.” The 14th Conference on Military Medicine, USUHS, Bethesda, MD, May 2000.

45. Ritchie EC: “Psychiatry in the Korean War: Perils, PIES and POWs.” The 2000 Conference of Army Historians, Washington DC, Jun 2000; The Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (AMSUS) National Capitol Region Chapter, Bethesda, MD, Jun 2000.

46. Ritchie EC: “Management of Neuropsychiatric Effects of Chemical and Biological Warfare.” Course on the Law of Armed Conflict, Spiez, Switzerland Aug 2000, Aug 2001, Aug 2003.

47. Ritchie EC: “Early Intervention in Recruit Mental Health.” Recruit Mental Health Accession Summit, Chicago, Ill, September 2000.

48. Ritchie EC: “Recruit and Accession Mental Health Summit.” Navy Mental Health Product Line Conference, Falls Church, VA, October 2000.

49. Ritchie EC: “Combat and Operational Stress Control: Preventive Interventions and Treatment of Deployment Related Stress.” Conference on Illnesses among Gulf War Veterans: A Decade of Scientific Research, Falls Church VA, January 2001; the Course on the Law of Armed Conflict, Spiez, Switzerland, Aug 2000, Aug 2001, Aug 2003 Aug 2004.

50. Ritchie EC: “Sexual Trauma and the Military.” American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Seattle, WA, Feb 2001; The Women in Military Service For America Memorial, Arlington, VA April 2001; The Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Wash DC, Jun 2001; AMEDD Behavioral Short Course, August 2001. 35

51. Ritchie EC. “Ethical Issues in Humanitarian Assistance.” USUHS Psychiatry Course on Humanitarian Assistance, May 2001, Walter Reed Ethics Short Course Jul 2001, Jan 2002, Jul 2002, Feb 2003, Oct 2003; the Course on the Law of Armed Conflict, Spiez, Switzerland, Aug 2001, Aug 2003; Ft. Bragg Jan 2004, annually at Walter Reed thereafter until 2010.

52. Ritchie EC. “Early Intervention in the United States Military: The Last Ten Years.” Presentation at the European Society for the Study of Traumatic Stress, Edinburgh, Scotland, May 2001.

53. Ritchie EC. “Early Intervention and Suicide Prevention.” Dentists Conference, Ft. Meade, MD, Jun 2001.

54. Ritchie EC. “Battlefield Ethics.” Walter Reed Ethics Short Course, Jul 2001, Jul2002, Feb 2003, Oct 2003, Ft. Bragg Jan 2004, annually at Walter Reed until 2010.

55. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Autopsies.” Plenary Session, AMEDD Short Course, Bethesda, MD, Aug 2001.

56. Ritchie EC. “Combat Stress Control: Past, Present and Future.” Plenary Session, Operational Medicine 2020 (Canadian Military Medical Conference), Halifax, CN, November 2001.

57. Ritchie EC, Ruzek J, Gusman F, Patterson VJ, Huleatt W, LaDue L. “Mental Health Response to the September 11 Terrorist Attack at the Pentagon.” International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies, New Orleans, LA, Dec 2001.

58. Ritchie EC, Patterson VJ. “Management of Neuropsychiatric Responses to Chemical and Biological Weapons.” International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies, New Orleans, LA, Dec 2001.

59. Shay J, Stokes J, Weisaeth L, March C, Gal R, Ritchie EC. “Prevention of Psychological and Moral Injury in Military Service, “ Pre-Meeting Institute at International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies, New Orleans, Dec 2001, Baltimore, Nov 2002; Chicago, Oct 2003. 60. Ruzek JI, Bisson JI, Schnyder U, Ritchie EC, Watson PJ. “Early Intervention to Prevent PTSD: Visions of the Next Generation of Services,” Panel at International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies, New Orleans, Dec 2001.

61. Ritchie EC and Huleatt W. “Operational Stress and Military Resiliency: Mental Health Response to the September 11th Pentagon Bombing.” Plenary Session, Military and Veterans Health Coordinating Board, Rockville, MD, Dec 2001.

62. Ritchie EC. “Report on the Consensus Workshop on Mass Violence and Early Intervention.” Plenary Session, Military and Veterans Health Coordinating Board, Rockville, MD, Dec 2001; Navy Mental Health Product Line, Falls Church, VA 2002.

63. Ritchie EC, Gelles M, Hunkeler R, Marzouk AA.“Psychological Autopsies in the Department of Defense—An Interdisciplinary approach.” Workshop at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Atlanta, GA, Feb 2002.

64. Ritchie EC, Gelles M: “Psychological Autopsies—Mental Health Aspects.” American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Atlanta, GA, Feb 2002.

65. Ritchie EC. “The Recruit Accession Mental Health Summit: An Overview.” 8th Annual Recruit and Trainee Healthcare Symposium, Baltimore, MD, Apr 2002.

66. Ritchie EC.” Policy on Psychological Autopsies in the Department of Defense.” The 12th Annual Forensic Psychiatry Symposium: Post-Death Investigations and Mental Health, WRAMC, Wash DC, Apr 2002.

67. Grammar G, Ritchie EC, Wyatt J, Swanton E, Cooper M: “Assessing Pre-Military Psychiatric Illness: Risk Factors Leading to Early Onset of Psychiatric Illness and Inter-rater Reliability of Psychiatric Diagnosis.” WRAMC Research Day, Jun 2001.

68. Ritchie EC. “Recent Mental Health Intervention Initiatives in the United States Military, including Pentagon Recovery Program Post September 11, 2001.” Defence Health Symposium, Sydney, Australia, Jul 2002.

69. Ritchie EC. “Mass Violence and Early Intervention.” Force Health Protection Conference. Baltimore, August 2002, Grand Rounds Walter Reed, Washington DC, Oct 2002.

70. Tuma F, Ritchie EC. “Mental Health Research after September 11, 2002,” NIMH National Advisory Mental Health Council, NIMH, Bethesda, MD, Set 2002.

71. Benedek D, Ritchie EC, Malone R. “Psychological Autopsies and Military Mental Health.” American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, Newport Beach, CA, Oct 2002.

72. Ritchie EC. “WMD and Public Confidence: Short-term Effects and Public Risk Communication.” Jane’s WMD Conference. Washington DC, Nov 2002.

73. Ritchie EC. “Women’s Health in Deployment: An Overview.” Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (AMSUS), Louisville, KY, Nov 2002.

74. Ritchie EC. “Mental Health and Mass Violence: Best Practice Guidelines in Preventing Psychological and Moral Injury after Military Service,” International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies, Baltimore, MD, Nov 2002.

75. Ritchie EC, Shalev A, Asukai N, Pastel R. “Intervention after Chemical, Biological and Radio logic Attack. “International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies, Baltimore, MD, Nov 2002.

76. Watson P, Shalev A, Ritchie EC, Orner R, Schnieder U. “Expert Consensus on Interventions for Intentionally Caused Mass Trauma,” International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies Meeting, Baltimore, Nov 2002.

77. Ritchie, EC. “Systematic Preparedness and Response to the Behavioral Health Aspects Of Terrorism: A Domestic And International Perspective,” Biosecurity Conference, Las Vegas, Nov 2002.

78. Ritchie EC, Cassimatis E, Emanuel R, Milliken C, Gray S, “The Legacy of Kenneth Leslie Artiss: Clinician, Investigator, Teacher.” Paper presented by Dr. Gray at the American Academy of Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychiatry, San Antonio TX, Dec 2002.

79. Ritchie, EC. “Mass Violence and Mental Health.” Federal Employee Assistance Program, Wash DC Dec 2002, TRICARE conference Wash DC 2002, Coast Guard Conference Portsmouth March 2003; TRICARE Mid-Atlantic Conference, Norfolk VA, Mar 2003.

80. Ritchie, EC. “Women’s Health Issues in Deployment and The Ob Challenge.” DACOWITS Conference, Arlington VA, Jan 2003.

81. Ritchie, EC. “Disaster Mental Health and Mass Violence”. Navy Bureau of Medicine Chaplains Course, Wash DC, Mar2003

82. Ritchie, EC. “Mitigation and Intervention of Psychological Effects after Biological, Chemical, and Radiological Events,” Disaster Psychiatry Outreach, Wash DC, Apr 2003.

83. Ritchie, EC. “Mental Health Issues for Prisoners of War,“ International Law of Armed Conflict, Spiez, Switzerland, Aug 2003.

84. Ritchie EC, Benedek D, Morgan CA. “Mitigation and Intervention of Psychological Effects after Biological, Chemical, and Radiological Events: Forensic Issues.” American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, San Antonio, Texas, Oct 2003.

85. Weiseth L, Ritchie EC, Creamer M, Boddam R. “Conflict and Reconstruction: Impact on the Military Internationally.” International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies, Chicago, Oct 2003.

86. Ritchie EC. “Mitigation of the Effects of Weapons of Mass Destruction,” Hardera, Israel, Nov 2003.

87. Ritchie EC, Pastel R. “Mitigation and Intervention of Psychological Effects after Biological, Chemical, and Radiological Events.” Society for Risk Analysis, Baltimore, MD, Dec 2003.

88. Ritchie EC. Lectures on “Basics of Forensic Psychiatry”, “Mitigation of Reactions to Terrorism” and participation in panels on “Medical Ethics”, “Medical Malpractice”, and “Women’s Health Issues”. The Iraqi Medical Specialists Forum, Baghdad, Feb 2004.

89. Ritchie EC. “Washing Wounds Along the Tigris: A Psychiatrist’s Visit to Baghdad”. Harvard College, Harvard Medical School, Cambridge, MA, Mar 2004; University of Texas (Southwest), Dallas, Texas, Apr 2004; Harvard Hippocratic Society, Cambridge, MA Apr 2004; USUHS, Bethesda, MD, Apr 2004.

90. Ritchie EC, Hamilton S. “Assessment Following Terrorism and Disasters.” National Medical Disaster System Conference, Dallas, TX, Apr 2004; Public Health Officers Disaster Course, Virginia, Aug2004.

91. Ritchie EC. “Competency, Confidentiality and Battlefield Ethics. “ Ethics Short Course. Ft. Knox, KY, Jul 2004.

92. Regier D, Al-Jaddirry M, Ritchie EC et al. “Mental Health Issues in Conflict and Reconstruction,” APA Annual Proceedings, New York, Apr 2004.

93. Ritchie EC, Bobo W. “Neuropsychiatric Effects of Mefloquine,” Force Health Protection Conference, Force Health protection Conference, Albuquerque, Aug 2004.

94. Ritchie EC, Turner M. “Ethical Issues in Humanitarian Missions,” International Congress of Military Medicine, Virginia, Sep 2004.

95. Ritchie EC, “Psychological Effects of Disaster and Terrorism,” International Congress of Military Medicine, Virginia, Sep, 2004.

96. Ritchie EC, Timboe H. “Medicine in Iraq. “International Congress of Military Medicine, Virginia, Sep, 2004.

97. Ritchie EC, Bellamy R. “Images of Light and Dark”. International Congress of Military Medicine, Virginia, Sep 2004.

98. Ritchie EC. “Mental Health Issues in Iraq.” International Congress of Military Medicine, Virginia, Sep 2004.

99. Ritchie EC. “Mental Health Issues in Iraq.” Grand Rounds at Walter Reed, Washington DC, Oct, 2004.

100. Ritchie, EC. “Assessment and Mitigation of Psychological Reactions Following Disaster and Terrorism: Focus on CBRNE,” NASA Educational Seminar, Oct 2004.

101. Baker J, Turner M, Ritchie E et al. “Muddy Waters: Medics and Detainees.” USUHS Faculty Seminar, Bethesda, MD, Oct 2004.

102. Ritchie EC. “Assessment and Mitigation of Psychological Reactions Following Disaster and Terrorism,” Grand Rounds, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Oct 2004; Tripler, Hawaii, Nov 2004.

103. Ritchie EC. “Confidentiality and Ethical Issues in Mental Health Care,” Northwest Post- Deployment Mental Health Issues, DoD-VA Summit, Vancouver, WA, Nov 2004.

104. Ritchie EC. “War Psychiatry: From the Battle Front to the Home Front.” William C. Porter Plenary Lecture. Association of Military Surgeons of the United States, Denver, CO, Nov, 2004.

105. Ritchie EC. “Combat Psychiatry: Focus on the National Guard.” Association of Military Surgeons of the United States, Denver, CO, Nov 2004; The Adjugent Generals’ Wives, Wash. DC, Feb 2005.

106. Ritchie EC, Hoge C. “Operational Mental Health Update.” TRICARE Conference, Washington DC, Jan 2005.

107. Ritchie EC, “Combat Psychiatry Update.” Joint Family Readiness Council, VFW Headquarter, Wash DC, Jan 2005 and Health Law Update, USUHS Bethesda, MD, Jan2005.

108. Ritchie EC. “Combat Psychiatry Update: From the Home Front to the Battle Front,” AMSUS, Wash DC, Feb 2005; Washington DC Veterans Affairs Hospital, Feb 2005.

109. Ritchie EC, “Washing Wounds along the Tigris: Mental Health Issues in Iraqis and Soldiers,” Boston University Grand Rounds, Feb 2005.

110. Ritchie EC, Benedek D. “Assessment and Intervention of Psychological Reactions after Disaster: Focus on the Tsunami.” The Comfort, Baltimore, MD, Feb 2005.

111. Ritchie EC. “Assessment and Intervention of Psychological Reactions Following Disaster, Terrorism and War.” Plenary Session. International Foundation of Critical Incident Stress Debriefing. Baltimore, MD, Feb 2005.

112. Ritchie EC, “Combat Psychiatry: From the Battle Front to the Home Front.” Grand Rounds, Massachusetts General Hospital, Mar 2005.

113. Ritchie EC. “Assessment and Intervention of Psychological Reactions Following Disaster, Terrorism and War; Focus on Health Care Responders,” USU International Health Course; Bethesda, MD, Apr 2005.

114. Ritchie EC, “Combat Psychiatry Update: From the Battle Front to the Home Front and Back Again.” New Parents Care Manager Program. Boston, MA, Apr 2005.

115. Ritchie EC, “Saint Elizabeth’s and Military Medicine,” 150th Anniversary of Saint Elizabeth’s Hospital, Wash DC, May 2005.

116. Ritchie EC. “Update on Combat Psychiatry.” Asia Pacific Military Medical Conference, Hanoi, Vietnam, May 2005.

117. Ritchie EC. “Mental Health in Iraq.” Asia Pacific Military Medical Conference, Hanoi, Vietnam, May 2005.

118. Ritchie EC. “Combat Psychiatry Update: Issues for Civilian Emergency Physicians in Boston.” Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, MA, Jun 2005.

119. Ritchie EC. “Medics at War: Psychological Issues.” AUSA, San Antonio, Jun 2005.

120. Ritchie EC. “Combat Psychiatry: From the Battle Front to the Home Front and Back Again.” AUSA, San Antonio, Jun 2005.

121. Sorel E, Norwood A, Ritchie EC. “Mental Health and National Security, “Cosmos Club, Wash DC, Jun 2005.

122. Ritchie EC. “Assessment and Intervention of Psychological Reactions Following Disaster, Terrorism and War.” Nebraska Disaster Psychiatry Conference, Omaha, Jul 2005.

123. Ritchie EC, Crow B, Hoge C, Castro C, Patterson V. “Mental Health Epidemiological Consultation (EPICON).” Force Health Protection Conference, Louisville, KY, Aug 2005.

124. Ritchie EC, Crow B, Patterson V. “Behavioral Health Update.” Force Health Protection Conference, Louisville, KY, Aug 2005.

125. Ritchie EC, Hoge C, Benedek D. “Scientific Writing Workshop.” Force Health Protection Conference, Louisville, KY, Aug 2005.

126. Ritchie EC. “Combat Psychiatry Today: From the Battle Front to the Home Front and Back Again.” Force Health Protection Conference, Louisville, KY, Aug 2005; Health Executives Course Wash DC, Nov 2005.

127. Benedek, D, Ritchie EC, Leavitt W. “Mental Health and Detainee Operations” Force Health Protection Conference, Louisville, KY, Aug 2005.

128. Benedek, D, Ritchie EC, Leavitt W. “Detainee Operations: Ethical Issues.” Force Health Protection Conference, Louisville, KY, Aug 2005.

129. Ritchie EC. “Assessment and Intervention of Psychological Reactions Following Disaster, Terrorism and War. “Coast Guard Headquarters, Wash DC, Aug 2005.

130. Ritchie EC. “Assessment and Intervention of Psychological Reactions Following Disaster, Terrorism and War.” TO&E Medical Leaders Course, Atlanta, Sep 2005; Portsmouth Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, VA, Oct 2005; AMSUS, Nashville, TN, Oct 2005; Rand Corporation, Wash DC, Nov 2005.

131. Ritchie EC. “Combat Psychiatry Today: From the Battle Front to the Home Front and Back Again: Focus on Medical Staff.”TO&E Medical Leaders Course, Atlanta, Sept 2005; AMSUS, Nashville, TN, Nov 2005.

132. Ritchie EC. “Stress on the Force.” Retired GO Conference, Ft. Benning, Sep 2005; APA/NAMI Luncheon, The Capitol, Washington DC, Sep 2005.

133. Ritchie, EC. “Combat Psychiatry: Focus on Women’s Issues in Women at War: Does Gender Matter?” Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Studies, Cambridge, MA, Nov 2005.

134. Ritchie EC, Forsten R, Schneider B. “Combat Psychiatry Today: From the Battle Front to the Home Front and Back Again.” Web-based Presentation for the VA South Central Mental Illness Research Education and Clinical Center, Dec 2005.

135. Ritchie, EC. “Stress on the Force.” National Institute of Mental Health Plenary. Bethesda, MD. Jan 2006.

136. Ritchie, EC, Lehman, L. The VA-DoD Conference. VA Headquarters, Wash DC, Jan 2006.

137. Ritchie, EC, Crow, B. “The Epidemiological Consultation.” DoD Suicide Prevention Conference. Hollywood, FLA, Feb 2006.

138. Ritchie, EC. “Combat Psychiatry Today: From the Battle Front to the Home Front and Back Again.” Plenary Session. SAMSHA Conference, Returning Veterans, The Road Home. Wash DC. Mar 2005. 42

138. Ritchie, EC. “Combat Psychiatry Today: From the Battle Front to the Home Front and Back Again.” Students for Human Rights, Harvard College, Mar 2006.

139. Ritchie, EC. “Assessment of and Early Intervention for Mental Health Needs Following Terrorism, Biological Warfare or Pandemic Flu.” NORTHCOM Mass Fatality Conference, Ft. Munroe, VA, Mar 2006.

140. Ritchie EC. “Sexual Assault and the Military. “AFIP Course on Response to Sexual Assault. Rockville, MD, Apr 2006.

141. Ritchie, EC. “Evidence-Based Psychological Interventions for Survivors of Mass Violence. “Mental Health Response to Emergencies Conference, San Antonio, TX, Apr 2006.

142. Leaning J, Ritchie, EC, Bishai L, Halfaker D. “In the War Zone: Does Gender Matter?” Panel Discussion on the Role of Women in Wartime, Institute of Peace, Washington DC, Apr 2006.

143. Ritchie EC. “Traumatic Stress, the Military Culture and Iraq.” Plenary Session, New Jersey Psychiatric Society Annual Spring Meeting, New Jersey, Apr 2006.

144. Ritchie EC. “Psychiatric Medication and Recruits.” TRADOC Meeting. Hampton, VA, Apr 2006.

145. Ritchie EC. “Assessment of and Early Intervention for Mental Health Needs Following Disaster, Terrorism, and War.” Complex Psychosocial Emergencies Homeland Security Conference, Wash DC, May 2006.

146. Ritchie, EC. “Mental Health Challenges, “Great Lakes Homeland Security Conference, Grand Rapids, Michigan, May 2006.

147. Ritchie EC. “Mental Health Issues for the National Guard.” National Guard Training Conference. Dallas, Texas, May 2006.

148. Ritchie EC, “Combat Psychiatry Update,” Plenary Session for VA, A Summit, Las Vegas, NM 2006.

149. Ritchie EC, Hoge C. “Combat Psychiatry Today”. Presentation to the DoD Mental Health Task Force. Walter Reed, July 2006.

150. Ritchie EC. “Update from the Consultants”, Force Health Protection Conference, Albuquerque, NM, Aug 2006.

151. Ritchie EC. “The Role of Psychiatrists in Interrogation and Detainee Operations,” Behavioral Science Consultation Course, Ft. Huachuca, Aug 2006.

152. Ritchie, EC. “Psychiatric Medications in Theater.” Combat and Operational Stress Control Course. San Antonio, Aug 2006.

153. Ritchie, EC. “The Psychiatric Aerovac.” Combat and Operational Stress Control Course. San Antonio, Aug 2006.

154. Ritchie, EC. “Mental Health Issues in Detainees.” Combat and Operational Stress Control Course. San Antonio, Aug 2006.

155. Ritchie EC. “Combat Psychiatry: From the Battle Front to the Home Front.” Plenary Session, VA conference, Portland, Oregon, Sep 2006.

156. Ritchie, EC.” Combat Psychiatry and the Vermont National Guard.” Grand Rounds. University of Vermont. Burlington, VA Oct 2006.

157. Ritchie, EC, Curran S. “Re-Integration of National Guard and Reserve Troops.” International Association of Police, Boston, MA, Oct 2006.

158. Ritchie EC. “Combat Mental Health: From the Battle Front to the Home Front and Back Again.” CIMIT Lecture. Massachusetts General Hospital, Oct 2006.

159. Ritchie, EC. “Updates in Combat Psychiatry,” AMSUS, Nov 2006.

160. Ritchie, EC, Duda R. “Military Mental Health Issues,” AMSUS, Nov 2006.

161. Ritchie EC. “DoD-VA Future Research Directions,” San Francisco Veterans Hospital, SF, CA, Jan 2007.

162. Shubert, J, Ritchie EC. “Behavioral Health Surveillance. “International Critical Stress Foundation, Baltimore, MD, Feb 07.

163. Ritchie, EC. “Psychiatric Medications in Theater.” Combat and Operational Stress Control Course. San Antonio, Feb 07.

164. Ritchie, EC. “The Psychiatric Aerovac.” Combat and Operational Stress Control Course. San Antonio, Feb 07.

165. Ritchie, EC. “Mental Health Issues in Detainees.” Combat and Operational Stress Control Course. San Antonio, Feb 07.

166. Ritchie, EC. “Identification and Treatment of Mild TBI.” Combat and Operational Stress Control Course. San Antonio, Feb 07.

167. Ritchie EC, Cozza S. “Mental Health and the Military.” Missouri, Mar 2007.

168. Ritchie, EC. “Combat Psychiatry;”Mississippi Psychiatric Society, Biloxi, MS, Mar 2007.

169. Ritchie, EC. “Combat Psychiatry. Evolving Behavioral Health Paradigms.” DoD VA Collaboration, Las Vegas, NV, Apr 2007.

170. Ritchie EC. “Combat Psychiatry: Focus on the Reserve.” Senate Mental Health Caucus, Washington DC, Apr 2007.

171. Ritchie, EC. “Women and the Military.” Woman’s Health Caucus, Apr 2007.

172. Ritchie, EC. “Mental Health Issues in Disasters and Humanitarian Emergencies.” Tropical Medicine Course, USUHS, Apr 2007.

173. Ritchie EC, Johnson D. Family Readiness Panel, American Aviation Association, Atlanta, GA, May 2007.

174. Ritchie EC, Katz I, Pannecal, D. “Mental Health of our Returning Soldiers and Veterans.” APA, San Diego, May 2007.

175. Ritchie, EC. “Behavioral Health in the Army: Programs and Challenges.” President’s Commission on Wounded Warriors, San Diego, May 2007.

176. Ritchie EC. “Update on PTSD/TBI.” Cheyenne, Wyoming, Nov 2007.

176. Ritchie EC. “Mitigation of Psychological Effects of the Long War,” SERMC Commanders Conference, Augusta, GA, Nov 2007.

176. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of the Long War,” Germany, Nov 2007.

177. Ritchie EC. “Combat Psychiatry Today.” Presentation to the Illinois Psychiatric Society, Chicago, IL, Nov 2007.

178. Ritchie EC. “The Female Warrior.” Presentation to the Women Psychiatrists, Illinois Psychiatric Society, Chicago, IL Nov 2007.

179. Ritchie EC. “PTSD and Psychological Effects of War.” Presentation to the Soldier Family Assistance Center Directors, Crystal City, VA, Dec 2007.

180. Ritchie, EC. “Behavioral Health Proponency and Policy Updates.” Combat and Operational Stress Control Course, San Antonio, Feb 2008.

181. Ritchie EC. “Army Behavioral Health Update: 2008.” Soldier Family Executive Committee, Ft. Belvoir, VA, Apr 2008.

182. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of the Long War,” Army Aviation Association of America, National Harbor, MD, Apr 2008.

183. Ritchie EC. “Forensic Issues of Army Psychiatry.” Keynote Address for the Chesapeake Chapter of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, Wash DC, April 2008.

184. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Reactions to Combat.” Asia Pacific Military Medical Conference, Singapore, April, 2008.

185. Ritchie EC, “US Army Behavioral Health Strategy.” 804th Medical Brigade Meeting, MA, Boston, April, 2008.

186. Ritchie, EC. “Psychological Effects of the Long War: To the Battlefront and Back Again.” American Psychiatric Association Meeting, Washington DC, May 2008.

187. Ritchie, EC. “US Army Behavioral Health Strategy: Focus on Access to Care and Resiliency for an Expeditionary Army.” Soldier and Family Readiness Board of Governors, Ft. Bragg, NC, May 2008.

188. Ritchie, EC, Benedek D, Koffman R, Pflanz S. “Military Psychiatry Today.” American Psychiatric Association Meeting, Washington DC, May 2008.

189. Ritchie, EC. “Perspectives from the Behavioral Health Proponency.” Summit on the Military Child. McCord AB, Tacoma, WA, June 2008.

190. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of Chemical and Biological Weapons.” Bioscience Review. Hunt Valley, MD, June 2008.

191. Ritchie EC. “Behavioral Health Update for PAO.” AUSA. San Antonio, TX. June 2008.

192. Ritchie EC. “Behavioral Health Update for Senior Spouses.” AUSA. San Antonio, TX. June 2008

193. Ritchie EC. “Reunion and Reintegration.” Plenary Session, DCOE Summit. San Antonio, TX, June 2008.

194. Ritchie, EC, Jaffin, J. “PTSD and TBI Update.” Battlefield Health Care Update. London England, June 2008.

195. Ritchie EC, Havicecover, P. “Behavioral Health of the Disaster Workforce.” Continental Divide Disaster Behavioral Health Conference, Colorado Springs, CO, July 2008.

196. Ritchie EC, Brusher E. “Psychological Issues: From the Battlefront to the Homefront.” BOSS World-wide Conference, Landsdowne, VA, Aug 2008.

197. Powers K, Ritchie EC, Walker C. “Mental Health & Women in the Military: Promoting Social Acceptance and Inclusion.” SAMSHA Conference, Wash DC, Aug 2008.

198. Ritchie EC. “Updates from the Behavioral Health Proponency, Plenary for Behavioral Health, Force Health Protection.” Albuquerque NM, Aug 2008.

199. Ritchie EC. “Updates on Army Suicide Prevention.” Plenary for Behavioral Health, Force Health Protection, Albuquerque, Aug, 2008.

200. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of the Long War; Focus on Warriors in Transition.” WCTO Conference, Lansdowne VA, Sept 2008.

201. Ritchie EC. “Sexual Trauma.” Victim Liaison Witness Conference, Rosslyn VA, Sept 2008.

202. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of the Long War, Mitigating Strategies.” Grand Rounds, George Washington University, Wash DC, Sept 2008.

203. Ritchie EC. “Medical/Cognitive Effects of War.” Cognitive Aspects of Decision Making, Crystal City, VA, Sept 2008.

204. Ritchie EC, Morales W. “Mitigation of Behavioral Health Risk Factors.” Family Forum I, AUSA, Wash DC, Oct 2008.

205. Ritchie EC, Jaffin J, Bradley J, Zafonte R. “Updates on PTSD and TBI.” CIMIT Forum, Boston, MA, Oct 2008.

206. Ritchie EC. “Ethics Update: Competency, Confidentiality, Battlefield, Detainee, and Humanitarian Assistance.” Walter Reed, Washington DC, Oct, 2008.

207. Ritchie EC. “Detainees and 706 Boards.” Office of Military Commissions, Crystal City, VA, Nov 2008.

208. Morris B, Doty D, Ritchie EC. “Battlefield Medicine. Medical and Legal Aspects for Veterans.” John Marshall Law School, Chicago, Ill, Nov 2008. 47

209. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of the Long War.” AMSUS Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, Nov 2008.

210. Ritchie EC. “Latest mental health topics; PTSD, TBI, Women’s Health. From the Battlefront to the Homefront.” Quad Cities, Iowa, Nov 2008.

211. Ritchie EC. “Updates on Army Behavioral Health.” Garrison Commander Conference. San Diego, Dec 2008.

212. Ritchie EC. “Mitigation of Behavioral Health Effects from ARFORGEN, IMCOM Round Table.” MWR Academy, Fairfax, VA, Jan 2009.

213. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of the Long War: From the Battlefront to the Home Front and Back Again.” FMWRC Coordinators Conference, MWR Academy, Fairfax, VA, Feb 2009.

214. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of the Long War.” Virginia Bar Association. Williamsburg, VA, Jan 2009.

215. Ritchie EC. “Updates from the AMEDD Psychological Health Summit.” DCOE Summit III, San Diego, CA, Feb 2009.

216. Ritchie EC. “Ethics Update: Competency, Confidentiality, Battlefield, Detainee, and Humanitarian Assistance.” Walter Reed, Washington DC, March 2009.

217. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of the Long Wars.” Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, MA, Apr 2009.

218. Ali S, Glover K, Janofsky J, Sorel E, Zonana H, Ritchie EC. National Security, The Hippocratic Oath and the War on Terror. American Psychiatric Association, San Francisco, May 2009.

219. Hasan N, Parish B, May C, Ritchie EC. “Medical Issues for Psychiatrists in Disaster.” American Psychiatric Association, San Francisco, May 2009.

220. Ritchie EC, Batten S, Hammer P, Simmer E. “Psychological Effects of the Long War: Strategies for Mitigation.” American Psychiatric Association, San Francisco, May 2009.

221. Okpaku SO, Barnes DH, Boehnlein JK, Ritchie EC, Merikangas JR, Armstead RE. “Disability Reduction and Rehabilitation of Iraqi and Afghanistan War Veterans: The Role of Civilian Mental Health Providers.” American Psychiatric Association, San Francisco, May 2009.

222. Ritchie EC. “Suicide Prevention.” Keynote Speaker. USARPAC Soldier Safety and Wellness Conference, Ft. Shafter, HI, June 2009.

223. Ritchie EC. “Suicide Prevention.” Grand Rounds, Ft. Campbell, KY. July 2009.

224. Ritchie EC. “Updates from the Behavioral Health Proponency.” Force Health Protection, Albuquerque, Aug 2009.

225. Ritchie EC, Benedek D. “Updates in Military Forensic Psychiatry.” Force Health Protection, Albuquerque, Aug 2009.

226. Ritchie EC, Dunivin D. “Behavioral Science Consultation Policy.” Force Health Protection, Albuquerque, Aug 2009.

227. Ritchie EC, Bradley J. “Psychological Effects of Overseas Contingency Operations: Strategies for Mitigation.” Research Rounds, Department of Psychiatry, Johns Hopkins Medical School, Baltimore, Sept 2009.

228. Ritchie EC, Bell M. “Psychological Effects of Overseas Contingency Operations: Focus on Suicide Prevention.” Canadian Forces, Halifax, Canada, Sept 2009.

229. Ritchie EC. “Suicide Risk Assessment: Evaluation and Intervention for An Army at Risk.” Complexities and Challenges of PTSD/TBI. Mass General Hospital Psychiatric Academy, SF, CA, Sept 2009.

230. Ritchie EC, Keane, T. Co-Chairs and Moderators. “Examining Symptoms, Diagnosis, Therapeutic Strategies, and Comorbidities.” Complexities and Challenges of PTSD/TBI. Mass General Hospital Psychiatric Academy, SF, CA, Sept 2009.

231. Ritchie EC, Bliese P. “Suicide Prevention: Valuable Lessons Learned from Suicide Prevention and Research.” DoD Suicide Prevention Council, Bethesda MD, Oct 2009.

232. Ursano R, Friedman M, Schnurr P, Engel C, Wilkes J, Duffy F, “PTSD and the Military.” Institute of Psychiatric Services, New York City, Oct 2009.

233. Ritchie EC. “The Virtual Behavioral Health Pilot at Tripler Army Medical Center. Overarching Integrated Product Team.” Pentagon, Virginia, Oct 2009.

234. Ritchie EC. “Mitigation of the Psychological Wounds of War.” NATO Workshop: Wounds of War II: Addressing Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Peacekeeping and Combat Troops, Vienna, Austria, Oct 2009.

235. Ritchie EC. “Ethical Issues: Confidentiality, Competency, Battlefield, Detainee and Humanitarian Assistance. Walter Reed Ethics Conference.” Wash DC, Oct 2009.

236. Ritchie EC. “Behavioral Health in the Army: An Update.” DoD-VA Resiliency Summit, Wash DC, Oct 2009.

237. Ritchie EC. “Suicide Prevention: Valuable Lessons Learned from Suicide Prevention and Research.” Grand Rounds. Hopkins School of Public Health. Baltimore, MD, Nov 2009.

238. Ritchie EC. “Updates in Combat and Operational Behavioral Health.” AMSUS, St. Louis, MO, Nov 2009.

239. Ritchie EC. “Reducing Suicide in the Army.” DoD VA Suicide Prevention Conference. Wash DC, Jan 2010.

240. Simmer E, Ritchie EC. “Providing Mental Health Care When and Where Patients Need It.” Military Health Systems Conference, National Harbor Maryland, Jan 2010.

241. Ritchie EC. “Mental Health and Recruits.” Military Operational Research Symposium, Laurel, MD, Jan 2010.

242. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Reactions to War.” America Legion Headquarters, Wash DC, Feb 2010.

243. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Reactions to War.” Three Star Spouses Conference, Pentagon, March 2010.

244. Ritchie EC. “PTSD and Army Soldiers.” VETDOGS Headquarters, Long Island, NY, March 2010.

245. Ritchie EC, Bell M. “Suicides in the US Army.” Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, MA. April 2010.

246. Ritchie EC. “Challenges in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Depression and Post-traumatic Stress Disorder within the Military Community: A Military Perspective.” 24th Annual Mood Disorders Update, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, April 2010.

247. Ritchie EC. “Suicide Prevention in the Army; Lessons Learned from Surveillance and Research.” Plenary Session, American Association of Suicidology, Orlando, Florida, April 2010.

248. Ritchie EC. “Ethical Issues for the Military Officer; Focus on Combat and Humanitarian Missions.” National Naval Medical Center Ethics Symposium; Bethesda, MD, May 2010.

249. Ritchie EC. “Ethical Issues; Confidentiality, Competency, Humanitarian and Battlefield. Walter Reed Ethics Course.” Wash DC, May 2010.

250. Ritchie EC. “Behavioral Health Issues for Soldiers and Families.” Plenary Session. Ft. Campbell, KY, May 2010.

251. Ritchie EC, Bradley J, Schneider B, Moran S. “PTSD and the American Soldier.” Case Conference, American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, May 2010.

252. Ritchie EC. Discussant. “PTSD in Military Populations: Translating Research into Practice.” Symposium, American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, May 2010.

253. Ritchie EC. “Care for OIF and OEF Returning Veterans.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, May 2010.

253. Ritchie EC. “PTSD, TBI and Suicide.” JAG Paraprofessionals Course, Charlottesville, VA, June 2010.

254. Ritchie EC. “Army Behavioral Health 2010: PTSD, TBI and Suicide.” Plenary Session, HHS African American Healthy Marriage Research to Practice Conference, Hampton, VA, June, 2010.

255. Ritchie EC. “Suicide Risk Assessment Evaluation”; and “Examining Symptoms, Diagnosis, Therapeutic Strategies, and Comorbidities.” Complexities and Challenges of PTSD/TBI: Mass General Hospital Psychiatric Academy, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, July 2010.

256. Warner C, Ritchie EC. “Evaluating and Treating PTSD in Combat Operations” and “Examining Symptoms, Diagnosis, Therapeutic Strategies, and Comorbidities.” Complexities and Challenges of PTSD/TBI, Mass General Hospital Psychiatric Academy, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, July 2010.

257. Ritchie EC. “Mental Health Screening and Accessions.” Accessions Research Conference. Ft. Knox, KY, Sept 2010.

258. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of the Long War.” Pittsburgh VA, Sept 2010.

259. Ritchie EC. “Ethical Issues; Confidentiality, Competency, Humanitarian and Battlefield Medicine.” Walter Reed Ethics Course, Bethesda, MD, Oct 2010.

260. Ritchie EC. “Therapeutic Use of Canines in Army Medicine.” AMSUS, Phoenix AZ, Nov 2010.

261. Ritchie EC. Keynote Address: “Army Behavioral Health 2010: PTSD, TBI and Suicide.” Meeting the Needs of Veterans and Military Families. Columbia, MO, Nov 2010. 51

262. Ritchie EC. “Update on the Psychological Effects of War.” Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. Baltimore, MD, Nov 2010.

263. Ritchie EC. “The Psychiatric Treatment of Soldiers and Veterans.” Grand Rounds, Howard University, Wash DC Jan 2011.

264. Ritchie EC. “Psychiatric Treatment of Soldiers and Veterans; What Medications to Use and When?” Las Vegas Psychopharmacology Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada, Feb 1011.

265. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Lessons of War.” Plenary Session. Battlefield Medicine. Wash DC, March 2011.

266. Ritchie EC. “Evolution of Suicide Reports.” DoD-VA Annual Suicide Prevention Conference, Boston, MA, March, 2011.

267. Ritchie EC. “Clinical Lessons Learned from the EPICONs.” DoD-VA Annual Suicide Prevention Conference, Boston, MA, March, 2011.

268. Megley M, Ritchie EC (discussant). “From Combat to Community.” Grand Rounds, George Washington University, Wash DC, March 2011.

269. Ritchie EC. “The 9/11 Attack on the Pentagon.” Plenary. Institute of Disaster Mental Health, La Platz, NY, April 2011.

270. Ritchie EC. “Lessons Learned from Multiple Disasters and Incorporation in Planning and Preparation.” Institute of Disaster Mental Health La Platz, NY, April, 2011.

271. Ritchie EC. “Determining Decision Making Capacity.” NNMC Ethics Symposium, Bethesda, MD, May 2011.

272. Ritchie EC. “Confidentiality, Privilege and Telling the Truth.” NNMC Ethics Symposium, Bethesda, MD, May 2011.

273. Ritchie EC. “Army Behavioral Health Epidemiological Teams: Indications, methods and Outcomes.” Braceland Seminar, APA, Honolulu, HI, May 2011.

274. Parish B, Mayo L. Co-Chairs May C, Ritchie E. “Collaborating with Primary Care in the Disaster Setting; Issues for Psychiatrists.” Workshop. APA, Honolulu, HI, May 2011,

275. Ritchie EC, Diebold C. Co-Chairs. “Updates on Psychological Impacts of the Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq: Best Modalities of Screening and Treatment.” Symposium, APA, Honolulu, HI, May 2011. 52

276. Ritchie EC, Oleshansky M. Co-Chairs. “Evaluating and Treating the Psychological Effects of War.” Presenters: Bradley J, Moran S, Schneider B. Case Conference. APA, Honolulu, HI, May 2011.

277. Ritchie EC: “Sexual Trauma and Female Soldiers” in “How May Military Leaders Optimize Mental Health of Service Members?” Gray S, Schreiber S, Chairs APA, Honolulu, HI, May 2011.

278. Ritchie EC. Chair. Presenters: Koffman R, Money N, Motsinger C, Helms J, Ritchie EC. “Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Updates Relevant for Psychiatrists.” APA, Honolulu, HI, May 2011.

279. Ritchie EC. “Therapy and Service Dogs: Potential as Alternative Medicine.” In “Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Updates Relevant for Psychiatrists.” APA, Honolulu, HI, May 2011.

280. Ritchie EC. “The Psychological Effects of the Long War: Effects on Soldiers and Families.” APA, Honolulu, HI, May 2011.

281. Ritchie EC. “Ethical Issues and the Military.” Massachusetts Medical Society. Waltham, MA, May 2011.

282. Ritchie EC, Holder R, May M. “The Civil Commitment Process in Washington DC.” Department of Mental Health, Washington DC, numerous classes from Feb to December 2012.

283. Ritchie EC. “Innovations in Treatment of War-Related Mental Health Disorders.” Grand Rounds. New Jersey School of Medicine. Newark New Jersey, June 2011.

284. Ritchie EC, Baron S. “The Public Mental Health System in Washington DC.” Howard- Dartmouth Summer School Collaborative, Howard University School of Medicine, Wash DC, June 2011.

285. Ritchie EC, Holder R. “The Outpatient Commitment Process.” Forensic Consult Service Grand Rounds, St Elizabeths Hospital, Wash DC, July 2011.

286. Ritchie EC. “The Therapeutic Use of Canines in Medicine and Psychiatry.” Grand Rounds, Saint Elizabeths Hospital, Wash DC, July 2011.

287. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Autopsies and Related Suicide Event Reports.” Army Psychology Meeting, Ft. Jackson, SC, July 2011.

288. Ritchie EC. “Forensic Mental Health; Focus on Competency and Criminal Responsibility.” Army Psychology Meeting, Ft. Jackson, SC, July 2011.

289. Ritchie EC. “Violence and Army Soldiers.” Challenges of PTSD/TBI: Examining Symptoms, Diagnosis, Therapeutic Strategies, and Comorbidities, Mass General Hospital Psychiatric Academy, Boston, MA, July 2011.

290. Ritchie EC. “Outpatient Commitment.” Grand Rounds, Howard University Hospital, Washington DC, July 2011.

291. Ritchie EC. “PTSD and Other Psychological Effects of War.” Law of Armed Conflict Course, Speiz, Switzerland, Aug 2011.

292. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Impact of Combat. Caring For Rural Veterans.” Bend, Oregon, Sept 2011.

293. Ritchie EC. “9/11 Remarks at SAMHSA 10 Year Anniversary Event.” Rockville, MD, Sept 2011.

294. Ritchie EC. “The World since 9.11.” 9/11 Dialogue with Future Leaders. Annapolis, MD. Sept, 2011.

295. Ritchie EC. “Suicide in the Military: Supporting Youth Entering or Leaving the Military.” Suicide Prevention Conference, Gaulladette University, Washington DC, Sept, 2011.

296. Ritchie EC. “Mental Health Issues in Nursing Home Patients.” AARP, Wash DC, Aug and Sept, 2011.

297. Ritchie EC. “Psychiatric Diagnosis and Treatment for Peer Counselors.” DMH Training Institute. Oct 2011.

298. Ritchie EC, Dalton M. “The Public Mental Health System in Washington DC.” Mental Health Awareness Week, DC Superior Court, Wash DC, Oct 2011.

299. Ritchie EC. “Psychiatric Diagnosis and Treatment.” Crisis Intervention Officer Course. Numerous courses from 2011 to 2014, Blue Plains Police Academy, Wash DC.

300. Ritchie EC. “Risk Assessment. Crisis Intervention Officer Course. Numerous courses from 2010 to 2014, Blue Plains Police Academy, Wash DC.

301. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Lessons of War.” Prince Frederick Public Library, Calvert County, MD, Oct 2011.

302. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of Combat.” Returning Military Conference. Alleghany County, Pittsburg, PA, Oct 2011.

303. Ritchie EC. “The Veteran and the Public Mental Health System.” Institute for Psychiatric Services. San Francisco, CA Oct 2011.

304. Ritchie EC. “The Psychological Impact of Combat.” Institute for Psychiatric Services. San Francisco, CA Oct 2011.

305. Ritchie EC, Diebold, C. Co-Chairs. “Updates on Psychological Impacts of the Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq: Best Modalities of Screening and Treatment.” Symposium, Institute for Psychiatric Services. San Francisco, CA Oct 2011.

306. Ritchie EC, Simmer E. “Sanity Boards and Detainees.” American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law. Boston, MA, Oct 2011.

307. Ritchie EC. “Ethical Updates: Capacity and Confidentiality.” DMH Training Institute, Wash DC, Nov 2011.

308. Ritchie EC. “Psychiatry and the Korean War: Perils, PIES, and POWS.” Driscoll R, moderator. Medicine and the Korean War panel. Heritage Foundation, Wash DC, Nov 2011.

309. Ritchie EC. “The Wash DC Department of Mental Health Services.” Olmstead Conference, St. Elizabeths Hospital, Wash DC, Nov 2011.

310. Simon N, Ritchie EC, Zafonte R. “The Invisible Wounds of War.” Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, Nov 2011.

311. Zafonte R, Parrish J. “Update on the War in Afghanistan.” Ritchie EC, moderator. Home Base Annual Dinner, Boston, MA, Nov 2011.

312. Ritchie EC. “The Psychological Impact of Combat.” Mental Health Hope Symposium. Roberts C, moderator. USA Reserve Officers Association, Wash DC, Nov 2011.

313. Ritchie EC. “Optimal Treatment of Major Depressive Disorders.” Plenary Session. 4th Annual Trauma Conference. Bethesda, MD, Dec 2011.

314. Ritchie EC. “PTSD and Suicide for CIO Refresher Course.” Blue Plains Police Academy, Wash DC, Dec 2011.

315. Ritchie EC. “The Public Mental Health System in Wash DC.” Grand Rounds. Georgetown University Hospital, Wash DC, Dec 2011.

316. Dodgen D, Ritchie EC, Naturale A, Lavery C, Cole V. “Preparing for the Ripple Effects of Mass Casualty Events.” Plenary Session. Office of the Victims of Crime (OVC) Mass Violence and Emergency National Training Conference. Jacksonville, Fla, Feb 2012.

317. Mitchell D, Ware M, Ritchie EC. “Top Ten Lessons Learned.” Office of the Victims of Crime (OVC) Mass Violence and Emergency National Training Conference. Jacksonville, Fla, Feb 2012.

318. Ware M, Ritchie EC. “The Family Assessment Center.” Office of the Victims of Crime (OVC) Mass Violence and Emergency National Training Conference. Jacksonville, Fla, Feb 2012.

319. Denton R, Ritchie EC. “Addressing the Long Term Impact on special populations (tribal, military).” Office of the Victims of Crime Conference (OVC) Mass Violence and Emergency National Training Conference. Jacksonville, Fla, Feb 2012.

320. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Impact of Combat.” DMH Training Institute, Wash DC, Feb 2012.

321. Ritchie EC. “Introduction to Crisis Intervention Officer Training.” Emergency Response Team, Blue Plains Police Academy, Washington DC, March 2012.

322. Ritchie EC. “The Public Mental Health System in Washington DC.” Grand Rounds. Saint Elizabeths Hospital, Wash DC, March 2012.

323. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Reactions to Combat.” Plenary Session. Harrisburg, PA, March 2011.

324. Ritchie EC, Goldfrank J. “Psychiatric Emergency Hospitalization in Wash DC”. Guardians Conference, Columbus School of Law, Catholic University, Wash DC, March 2012.

325. Ritchie EC. “What Community Providers Need to Know about Serving Veterans.” National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare, Chicago, Ill, April 2012.

326. Ritchie EC, Simon N. “What EAPs Need to Know about Serving Veterans.” New Orleans, LA, April 2012.

327. Ritchie EC, Nelson C. “Working as a Civilian Contractor at a Military Base.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

328. May C, Parrish B, Ritchie E, Benedek D. “The Psychiatrist in Disaster Settings.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

329. Schell TL, Jaycox LH, Ramchand R, Tanielian T, Ritchie EC (Discussant). “Updates on PTSD and TBI from the Rand Corporation.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

330. Ritchie EC, Koffman R, Money N, Motsinger C, Helms J, Ritchie EC. “Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Updates Relevant for Psychiatrists.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

331. Ritchie EC. “Canine Assisted Therapy in Army Medicine.” In Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Updates Relevant for Psychiatrists, American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

332. Ritchie E. “The Psychological Effects of the Long War: Effects on Soldiers and Families.” APA, American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

333. Ritchie EC, Diebold, C. “Updates on Psychological Impacts of the Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq: Best Modalities of Screening and Treatment.” Symposium. American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

334. Ritchie EC, Oleshansky M, Bradley J, Moran S, Schneider B. “Evaluating and Treating the Psychological Effects of War. Case Conference.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

335. Ritchie EC, Block J. “Psychiatrists in the Combat Zone: Personal Experiences.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

336. Ritchie EC. “The Veteran and the Public Mental Health System.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.

337. Davis R, Ritchie EC et al. “Military Mentoring Panel.” Big Brothers, Big Sisters Conference, Wash DC, June 2012.

338. Ritchie EC. “The Public Mental Health System in Washington DC.” Howard-Dartmouth Summer School, Wash DC, June 2012.

339. Ritchie EC, Nelson C. “What the Workplace Needs to Know about the Psychological Effects of Combat.” Northrop Grumman Headquarters, Baltimore, MD, June 2012.

340. Ritchie EC. “The Veteran and the Public Mental Health System.” DoD-VA Suicide Prevention Conference, Wash DC, June 2012.

341. Ritchie EC, Hinkle A. “Nursing Homes and Mental Health Issues.” DMH Training Institute, Wash DC, June 2012. 57

342. Ritchie EC. “Get ready, they are here; Re-integrating veterans into the community.” VA Occupational Health Conference. Atlanta, GA, July 2012.

343. Ritchie EC. “Education on Veterans in Washington DC.” SAMHSA Policy Academy, Alexandria, VA, Sept 2012.

344. Ritchie EC, Knittig L. “PTSD and TBI.” Young Professionals Forum, Wash DC, Sept 2012.

345. Ritchie EC. “Overview of Disaster Mental Health.” DMH Training Institute, Wash DC, Sept 2012.

346. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Reactions to Combat: 11 Years into the War.” Grand Rounds, Camp LeJeune, NC, Sept 2012.

347. Ritchie EC. “PTSD and Law Enforcement.” Crisis Officer Training Refresher Course, Police Academy, Wash DC, Sept 2012.

348. Ritchie EC. “Excited Delirium.” Crisis Officer Training Refresher Course, Police Academy, Wash DC, Sept 2012.

349. Ritchie EC, Newlin C. “Behavioral Health Response in Washington DC, Catastrophic Response Workshop.” Wash DC, Sept 2012.

350. Ritchie EC. “The Public Mental Health System in Washington DC.” Washington Hospital Center, Wash DC, Sept 2012.

351. Ritchie EC. “Trauma and PTSD: Focus on Women, ‘She’s Not Crazy’” Department of Health, Wash DC, Sept 2012.

352. Ritchie EC. “The Family Assistance Center: An Evolving Model.” OVC/Fox Valley Model webinar, Sept 2012.

353. Ritchie EC, O’Brien K. “Ethics in Disaster Mental Health.” Disaster Mental Health series, Training Institute, Wash DC, Oct 2012.

354. Ritchie EC, Mack A. “Crisis Leadership and Risk Communication.” Disaster Mental Health series, Training Institute, Wash DC, Oct 2012.

355. Ritchie EC, Murphy N. “The Behavioral Electronic Health Record.” Military EHR Challenges. Rosslyn VA, Oct 2012.

356. Ritchie EC. “Ethical Issues in the Treatment of PTSD and TBI; Focus on the Military.” Plenary Session. Brain Matters 3; Neuroethics. Cleveland, OH, Oct 2012.

357. Ritchie EC, Pulliam M. “Crisis Intervention Officer Training in Washington DC.” Judge’s Conference, Wash DC, Nov 2012.

358. Ritchie EC. “Mental Health and the Military.” Global Mental Health Conference. Saint Elizabeths Hospital, Wash DC, Nov 2012.

359. Ritchie EC. “Suicide and the Military.” Global Mental Health Conference. Saint Elizabeths Hospital, Wash DC, Nov 2012.

360. Ritchie EC, Balog D. “The Electronic Health Record; Special Considerations for Behavioral Health.” Brief to SAMHSA, Rockville, MD, Nov 2012.

361. Ritchie EC. “Risk Assessment.” Presentation at the Crisis Intervention Officers (Metropolitan Police Department) course on numerous occasions, 2011—2014, Wash DC Police Academy, Wash DC.

362. Ritchie EC. “Mental Health Diagnoses.” Presentation at the Crisis Intervention Officers (Metropolitan Police Department) course on numerous occasions, 2011—2014, Wash DC Police Academy, Wash DC.

363. Ritchie EC. “PTSD and Law Enforcement.” Presentation at the Crisis Intervention Officers (Metropolitan Police Department) refresher course on numerous occasions, 2012-2014, Wash DC Police Academy, Wash DC.

364. Ritchie EC. “Excited Delirium.” Presentation at the Crisis Intervention Officers (Metropolitan Police Department) refresher course on numerous occasions, 2012--2014, Wash DC Police Academy, Wash DC.

365. Ritchie EC. “What Can the Community do to take care of Service members and Veterans.” Cedar Lane Unitarian Church, Bethesda, MD, Jan 2013.

366. Ritchie EC. “The Public Mental Health System in Washington DC.” Health Care Executive Course, Saint Elizabeths Hospital, Washington DC, March 2013.

367. Balog D, Ritchie EC. “The Behavioral Health Electronic Record.” The Military Electronic Health Record Conference, Arlington, VA, March 2013.

368. Ritchie EC, Yarvis J. “Military Mental Health and Women’s Health Issues.” George Mason University Master’s Social Work class. Fairfax VA, April 2013.

369. Ritchie EC. “The Public Mental Health System in Washington DC.” Howard University Hospital Grand Rounds, Wash DC, May 2013.

370. Ritchie EC, Hopkins K. “Psychiatric Diagnosis.” Washington Nursing Facility, Wash DC, May 2013.

371. Ritchie EC, Vento E, Wolfe C, Shippy J, Rumayor C, Richter N, Henderson E. “Women at War.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

372. Ritchie EC, Richter K, Helms J, Sargent P, McLay R. “Complementary and Alternative Medicine Use in the Military.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

373. Ritchie EC, Oleshansky M, Makela A, Nevin R. “Violence and the American Soldier.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

374. Ritchie EC, McLay R, Wolfe C, Ivany C, Schnellbacher S. “Psychiatrists in the Combat Zone: Personal Experiences.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

375. Ritchie EC, Nevin R. “Mefloquine Neurotoxicity Plausibly Contributes to the Burden of PTSD, TBI, Suicide and Violence within the US Military.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

376. Ritchie EC, Kudler H, Moore K, Shippy J, Nevin R. “Controversies around Posttraumatic Stress Disorder.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

377. Ritchie EC, Rumayor C, Schnellbacher S, Nelson C, Nevin R. “Steroid Use and Consequences in the Military.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

378. Ritchie EC, Kudler H, Perez J. “Military/Veteran Friendly Practices and Health Systems.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

379. Yarbrough E, Cianni V, Barber M, Jensen OED. Ritchie EC. “Bringing the Uniform out of the Closet: Artistic and Clinical Perspectives of Gay Military Life Before and After “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

380. Ritchie EC, Schnellbacher S, Nelson S, Waits W, Kovell J, Henderson E. “Working as a Civilian Psychiatrist on a Military Base.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, May 2013.

381. Ritchie EC. “Overview of Disaster Mental Health.” DMH Training Institute, Wash DC, June 2013.

382. Ritchie EC. O’Brien K. “Ethics in Disaster Mental Health.” DMH Training Institute, Wash DC, June 2013.

383. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of the Long War.” Reserve Officers Association. Wash DC, Aug 2013.

384. Ritchie EC. “The Public Mental Health System in Wash DC.” Joint Terrorism Task Force, FBI Field Office, Wash DC, Sept 2013.

385. Ritchie EC. “PTSD and Suicide in Military, Veterans and Law Enforcement.” Plenary session. FBI Headquarters, Wash DC, Sept 2013.

386. Ritchie EC. “Overview of Disaster Mental Health.” DMH Training Institute, Wash DC, Sept 2013.

387. Ritchie EC, Hopkins K, Forbes A, Hinkle A. “FD-12s and PASSRs.” Washington Nursing Facility, Wash DC, Sept 2013.

388. Ritchie EC. “PTSD and the Military.” Howard University. Wash DC, Sept 2013.

389. Ritchie EC. “PTSD and Law Enforcement.” Presentation at the Crisis Intervention Officers (Metropolitan Police Department) refresher course, Wash DC Police Academy, Wash DC, Sept 2013.

390. Ritchie EC. “Excited Delirium.” Presentation at the Crisis Intervention Officers (Metropolitan Police Department) refresher course, Wash DC Police Academy, Wash DC, Sept 2013.

391. Ritchie EC. ‘The Public Mental Health System in Wash DC; What Walter Reed Needs to Know.” Grand Rounds, WRNMMC, Bethesda MD, Sept 2013.

392. Ritchie EC. “The Behavioral Health Record in DoD, VA and Public Mental Health System.” DOD VA EHR Conference, Rosslyn VA, Oct 2013.

393. Ritchie EC. “The Public Mental Health System in Wash DC; Focus on Saint Elizabeths Hospital.” GW Health Affairs Public Policy Course, Wash DC, Oct 2013.

394. Ritchie EC, Edwards K, Hogan H, Pyer L. “Working with the Media Following Traumatic Events.” Crisis Intervention Team Conference, Hartford CT, Oct 2013.

395. Ritchie EC, Frese F, Abreu D, Kirchberg, T. “PTSD and Law Enforcement.” Crisis Intervention Team Conference, Hartford CT, Oct 2013

396. Allen J, Coleman M, Ritchie E. “Incident characteristics and their role in predicting suicide threats or attempts for individuals with mental illness.” Crisis Intervention Team Conference, Hartford CT, Oct 2013

397. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Reactions to Combat.” National Alliance on Mental Illness Annual Conference, Harrisburg PA, Oct 2013.

398. Ritchie EC. “PTSD and Law Enforcement.” National Alliance on Mental Illness Annual Conference, Harrisburg PA, Oct 2013.

399. Ritchie EC. “Mental Illness and Violence.” National Alliance on Mental Illness Annual Conference, Harrisburg PA, Oct 2013.

400. Ritchie EC. “Introduction to Mental Illness.” Crisis Intervention Officer Training, Wash DC, Nov 2013.

401. Ritchie EC, Navaie M, Hickey AH, Stedje-Larsen ET, Smith JC, and Lipov EG. (2013). “Expanding the Evidence-Base for Alternative and Complementary Health Practices: Advancing Treatment Options for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.” American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, Nov 2013.

402. Stedje-Larsen ET, Lipov EG, Hickey AH, Navaie M, Ritchie EC. “Stellate Ganglion Block as an Adjunctive Treatment for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Preliminary Evidence Shows Promise.” Annual Meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States, Seattle, WA, Nov 2013.

403. Ritchie EC. “Therapeutic Use of Canines in Psychiatry and Medicine: The Early Years.” Bob Woodruff Foundation Meeting, National Intrepid Center of Excellence, Bethesda MD, Dec 2013.

404. Ritchie EC. “Introduction to Mental Illness.” Crisis Intervention Officer Training, Wash DC, Dec 2013.

405. Ritchie EC, Gilman J, Lewis M. “Panel on Army Medicine. U.S. Military Policy and Public Health.” Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, Dec 2013.

406. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Reactions to Disaster.” Emergency Management Course. Bowie, MD, Dec 2013.

407. Ritchie EC. “Overview of Psychological Reactions to Disaster.” Disaster Behavioral Mental Health Preparedness. Wash DC, Jan 2014. 62

408. Ritchie EC. “Overview of Psychological Reactions to Disaster.” Disaster Behavioral Mental Health Preparedness. Shady Grove, MD, Jan 2014.

409. Ritchie EC. “The Public Mental Health System and Nursing Facilities.” Health Care Financing Administration, Wash DC Feb 2014.

410. Ritchie EC. “National Security and Behavioral Health.” IGDA symposium. Arlington VA, Feb 2014.

411. Ritchie EC. “Psychopharmacology of Co-Occuring Disorders.” DMH Training Institute, Feb 2104.

412. Ritchie EC, O’Brien K. “Management of Psychological Reactions to Disasters.” MedStar Emergency Management Course, Baltimore, MD, March 2014.

413. Ritchie EC. “Women and War: What We Know and Don’t Know about the Epidemiology and Treatment of PTSD in Female Service Members.” Women’s Brunch Meeting of Philadelphia Psychiatric Society, Philadelphia, PA March 2014.

414. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of War: Effects on Families.” Spring Conference for Mental Health Counselors, University of the District of Columbia, Wash DC April 2014.

415. Ritchie EC. “Military Medical Culture and Women.” Women in Combat Symposium, Defense Health Headquarters, Falls Church VA, April 2014.

416. Ritchie EC, Nevin R. “The Mefloquine Toxidrome in Clinical and Forensic Psychiatry.” American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

417. Caruso K, Makela A, Ritchie EC, Moore K. “Criminal Defense Consulting on Defendants with PTSD Related to Deployment in Iraq and Afghanistan.” American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

418. Caruso K, Ritchie EC, Moore K. “PTSD related to Military Service, Fitness for Duty and Disability Evaluations.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

419. Ritchie EC (Chair and Speaker), Warner C, Oleshansky M. “Violence and the American Soldier.” American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

420. Ritchie EC (Chair and Speaker), Koffman R, Rumayor C, Yount R. “Animal Assisted Therapy in the US Military.” American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

421. Lipov G, Block JJ, Ritchie EC, (Chair and Speaker). “Sympathetic System Modulation to Treat PTSD; A Review of Clinical Evidence and Neurobiology.” American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

422. Navaie M, Hickey A, Ritchie EC (Chair), Abdi S. “Current Concepts Review: The Growing Evidence-Base for the Use of Complementary and Alternative Medicine for Treating PTSD.” American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

423. Ritchie EC (Chair and Speaker), Helms J, Sargent P. “Complementary and Alternative Medicine in the Military.” American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

424. Ritchie EC (Chair), Rumayor C, Nelson C, Schnellbacher S, Nevin R.. “Anabolic Steroid and Supplement Use in the Military.” American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

425. Stevens K, Sargent P, Henderson E, Warner C, Charissis M, Ritchie EC. “Serving Two Masters: Maintaining Military Readiness, Security Clearance, Military Medical Standards, Medical Retirement and Administrative Separation.” American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

426. Ritchie E, Tuccarione P, Vento ER, Soumoff A, Martin S. “Female Military Psychiatrists at War.” American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

427. Ritchie E (Chair), Soumoff A, Richter KE, Santiago P. “Personal Experiences of Psychiatrist in Combat.” American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

428. Rothbaum R, Roy M, Difede J, Ritchie EC (Chair). “Virtual Reality Goes to War: Advances in the Prevention, Assessment and Treatment of PTSD.” American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

429. Mulligan J, Sauve K, Martin M, Ritchie EC (Chair). “Special Rapid Intervention Team (SPRINT) and the Art of Disaster Psychiatry in the Navy.” American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

430. DeGraba T, Grammer G, Wolfe J, Ritchie EC (Chair). “The National Intrepid Center of Excellence Model of Care of Traumatic Brain Injury and PTSD and TBI in the US Military.” American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

431. Ritchie EC (Chair and Speaker), Kudler H, Nevin R, Warner C. “Controversies Abound Around PTSD.” American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, May 2014.

432. Ritchie EC. “Overview of the CIO Program.” Sergeants Course, Police Training Academy, Wash DC May 2014.

433. Ritchie EC. “The Public Mental Health System and FD 12s.” Howard-Dartmouth Conference, Howard University, Wash DC, Jun 2014.

434. Ritchie EC. “Animal Assisted Therapy: The Early Years.” Bob Woodruff Foundation Conference on Canines, Walter Reed National Medical Center, Bethesda MD, Jun 2014.

435. Ritchie EC. “Military Cultural Competence.” Washington DC VA Mental Health Summit, Ft. Myers, VA, July 1014.

436. Ritchie EC. “Impact of Combat Trauma: PTSD, TBI, Military Sexual Trauma and Related Substance Abuse.” Life and Liberty in the Balance, Baltimore MD, Sept 2014.

437. Ritchie EC. “Behavioral Heath Disorders in the General and HIV/AIDS Populations.” Pharmacy Practice Workshop HIV/AIDS- (PART 4), Wash DC, Sept 2014.

438. Ritchie EC et al at Capitol Hill briefing on Pivot-TV's “Please Like Me.” Sponsored by NAMI. Wash DC, Sept 2014.

439. Ritchie EC. “PTSD and Suicide in Law Enforcement and Veterans.” CIO Refresher Course, Blue Plains Academy, Wash DC, Oct 2014.

440. Ritchie EC. “Overview of Management of Psychological Reactions to Disasters.” Disaster Behavioral Health course, Wash DC, Oct 2014.

441. Ritchie EC. “PTSD.” U.S. Military Policy and Public Health, The Johns Hopkins University Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, Public Health Studies, Baltimore, MD, Nov 2014.

442. Ritchie EC. “Medical and Psychological Issues for Female Service Members.” State of the Science Symposium: Diversity and Disparity in Medical Rehabilitation. Uniformed Services University, Bethesda, MD. Nov 2014.

443. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Reactions to the Long War.” Grand Rounds, Rush University, Chicago, ILL, Nov 2014.

444. Ritchie EC.” Introduction to Mental Illness.” CIO Course, Blue Plains Academy, Wash DC, Nov 2014.

445. Ritchie EC. “PTSD and Suicide in Law Enforcement and Veterans.” CIO Course, Blue Plains Academy, Wash DC, Nov 2014.

446. Ritchie EC. “Medical and Psychological Issues for Female Service Members.” Easter Seals Webinar, Wash DC, Nov 2014.

447. Nevin R, Ritchie EC. “Mefloquine and the Military.” The Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (AMSUS), Wash DC, Dec 2014.

448. Ritchie EC. “Mitigation of the Psychological Effects of War.” The Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (AMSUS), Wash DC, Dec 2014.

449. Ritchie EC. “Medical and Psychological Issues for Women at War.” The Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (AMSUS), Wash DC, Dec 2014.

450. Ritchie EC. “PTSD for Law Enforcement.” Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Halifax, CN, March 2015.

451. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of the Long War: An American Perspective.” Dalhousie University, Halifax CN, March 2015.

452. Ritchie EC. “MARPAQ Leadership Talk.” Victoria, CN, March 2015.

453. Ritchie EC. “PTSD and Suicide for Clinicians.” Victoria, CN, March 2015.

454. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of the Long War: An American Perspective.” Vancouver, CN, March 2015.

455. Ritchie EC. “PTSD for Law Enforcement.” Justice Institute. Vancouver, CN, March 2015.

456. Ritchie EC. “The Public Mental Health System in Washington DC.” DC Bar Association, Wash DC, April 2015.

457. Ritchie EC, Kudler HS, Llorente M. “From Riches to Rags: The Veteran and the Public Mental Health System.” American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, CN, May 2015.

458. Grammer G, Ritchie EC, DeGraba T, Kelly J. The National Intrepid Center of Excellence (NICOE) Research Update and Model of Care for Traumatic Brain Injury and Psychological Health Conditions.” American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, CN, May 2015.

459. Ritchie EC, Crowley B, Engel C, Warner C. “Primary Care and Psychiatry in the Military.” American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, CN, May 2015.

460. Schnellbacher SR, Ritchie EC, Terkhopian A, Makela A, Dailey J. “Personal Experiences of Psychiatrists in the Combat Zone.” American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, CN, May 2015.

461. Camp NM, Ritchie EC. “Morale and Mental Health in Vietnam Highlights from US Army Psychiatry in the Vietnam War: New Challenges in Extended Counterinsurgency Warfare.” American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, CN, May 2015. 66

462. Nevin RL, Ritchie EC, “Mefloquine Intoxication in Clinical and Forensic Psychiatry.” American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, CN, May 2015.

463. Oliver DM, Ritchie EC, Hammer P, Mulligan J. “Psychiatric Innovations of 21st Century Combat: How Extended Combat Improved our Ability to Effectively Treat Veterans.” American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, CN, May 2015.

464. Warner CH, Castro CA, Ritchie EC, Brown, M. “Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in the Military: The Impact of the IOM report. Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, CN, May 2015.

465. Ritchie EC. “Women at War.” Potomac Emeritus Nursing Home, Potomac MD, May 2015.

466. Ritchie EC. “Women at War.” New England Center for Homeless Veterans. Boston, MA, June 2015.

467. Ritchie EC, Nevin R, McGraw K.” Women at War.” USO Bethesda, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, June 2015.

468. Ritchie EC, Naclerio A, Tinney G, McGraw K. “Women at War.” Women for Military Service in America, Arlington VA, June 2015.

469. Ritchie EC, Naclerio A. “Women at War.” Uniformed Service University of the Health Sciences Graduate School of Nursing, Bethesda MD, June 2015.

470. Ritchie EC, Naclerio A. “Women at War.” USO Belvoir, Ft. Belvoir, VA, June 2015.

471. Weaver S, Mosley-Brown E, Ritchie EC. “Women at War.” SAMSHA webinar, Rockville, MD, July 2015.

472. Ritchie EC, Nevin R, McGraw K, Tinney G. “Women at War.” Politics and Prose, Wash DC, July 2015.

473. Ritchie EC, Nevin R, McGraw K, Garrick J, Niebuhr J. “Women at War.” National Museum of Health and Medicine, Silver Spring, MD, July 2015.

474. Ritchie EC, “Women’s Health Issues and PTSD”. Returning Peace Corps Volunteer Health Forum, Arlington VA, Aug 2015.

475. Ritchie EC, “Women at War”, University Club, Wash DC, Aug 2015.

475. Murphy P, Borgeson MA, Colston M, Graham M, Hunter JF, Kudler H, Ritchie EC. “Connecting for Prevention: Impacting Mental Wellness”, Warrior-Family Symposium, Wash DC 2015.

476. Ritchie EC. “PTSD, Depression and Suicide in Law Enforcement and Veterans since 9/11.” Plenary Session. National Missing and Unidentified Persons Conference, Atlanta, GA, Sept, 2015.

477. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Issues for Mass Fatalities and Missing Persons.” National Missing and Unidentified Persons Conference, Atlanta, GA, Sept, 2015.

478. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of the Long War and Mitigation and Treatment.” Grand Rounds, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA, Oct 2015.

479. Caruso K, Ritchie EC, Rosmarin D. “Combat-Related PTSD, Homicide and Attempted Suicide-by-Cop.” American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, Ft. Lauderdale, FLA, Oct 2015.

480. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of the Long War and Mitigation and Treatment.” Grand Rounds, George Washington University Medical School, Wash DC, Oct 2015.

481. Ritchie EC. “Military and Forensic Psychiatry: Focus on PTSD.” Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (AMSUS). San Antonio, TX, Dec 2015.

482.Ritchie EC. “Psychological Effects of the Long War and Mitigation and Treatment.” Grand Rounds, Balboa Naval Hospital, Jan 2016.

483. Ritchie EC. “Serving Two Masters.” Nevada Psychiatry Society, Las Vegas, New Mexico, Feb 2016.

484. Ritchie EC. “Veterans and Violence.” Presidential Symposium, Washington Psychiatric Society, Wash DC, Feb 2016.

485. Ritchie EC. “Women’s Health Issues.” Capitol Visitor’s Center, Wash DC, March 2016.

486. Ritchie EC. “Veterans and Violence.” at Physicians and Gun Violence, Chicago, ILL, April 2016.

487. Ritchie EC. “PTSD, Moral Injury, Suicide and other Psychological Effects of the Long War: Mitigation and Treatment.” Keynote Speaker. Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX, April 2016. . 488. Ritchie EC, Nelson CS. “Intimacy s/p Injury; Combat Trauma and Sexual Health.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, Atlanta, GA, May 2016.

489. Ritchie EC, Canuso A, McGraw K, Cazares P. “Women at War: Physical and Psychological Challenges for Female Service Members.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, Atlanta, GA, May 2016.

490. Ritchie EC, Caruso K, Moore K. “Combat-Related PTSD, Homicide and Attempted Suicide-by-Cop.” Presented at the American Psychiatric Association, Atlanta, GA, May 2016.

491. Ritchie EC. “Reactions to Rape Short and Long Term Reactions with a Focus on the Gray Areas and on Treatment of PTSD.” SHARP worldwide webinars, May 2016.

492. Ritchie EC. “Medical and Psychological Issues for Women at War.” NIH Urological - Genital Round Table, June 2016.

493. Fears K. Galovski T, Wrenn G, Ritchie EC, DeCaul M. “PTSD Awareness Day.” Library of Congress, Wash DC, June 2016.

494. Ritchie EC. “The Electronic Behavioral Health Record: Opportunities and Challenges.” Military & Government Electronic Health Records & Health Information Technology, Rosslyn, VA, July 2016. A

495. Garrick J, Ritchie EC, Koelmoos T, McGraw K. “Women at War: Psychological Implications of Women on the Front Lines.” Defense Center of Excellence (DCOE) Conference on PTSD and TBI. Arlington, VA, Sept 2016.

496. Ritchie EC. “The VA in Wash DC”. VA Community Mental Health Summit. Saint Elizabeths Hospital, Wash DC, Sept 2016.

497. Ritchie EC. “Intimacy s/p Injury: Combat Trauma and Sexual Health”. Presentation to George Washington University Medical Students, Wash DC, Sept 2016.

498. Ritchie EC. “Intimacy s/p Injury: Combat Trauma and Sexual Health”. Grand Rounds Howard University Medical School of Medicine, Wash DC, Sept 2016.

499. Gray K, Ritchie EC, Koehlmoos T, Garrick J, McGraw K. “Woman at War”. Institute of Psychiatric Services, Washington DC, 2016.

500. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Responses to Combat and Terrorism”. Marine Corps Reunion, Quantico, VA, Oct 2016.

501. Ritchie EC. “Administrative Separations and Medical Boards”. American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, Portland, OR, Nov 2016.

502. Ritchie EC. “Intimacy post Injury: Combat Trauma and Sexual Health”. Grand Rounds, Washington DC VA, Washington DC, Nov 2016.

503. Ritchie EC. “Intimacy post Injury: Combat Trauma and Sexual Health”. Calvert County Public Library, Solomon’s Island, MD, Nov 2016.

504. Ritchie EC. “Psychological Reactions to War and Terrorism, Focus on Integrative Medicine.” MELC, Boston, MA, Nov 2016.

505. Ritchie, EC. “Psychological Reactions to War”, Maryland Commission on Veterans, Rockville, MD, Nov 2016.

506. Ritchie EC, Garrick J, Koelmoos T, McGraw K. “Women’s Health Issues: 1986 to 2016.” AMSUS, Gaylord National Harbor, Nov 2016.

507. Ritchie EC. “Intimacy post Injury”, Trauma from the Trenches, WRAIR, Silver Spring, MD, Dec 2016.

508. Ritchie EC. “Intimacy post Injury:” Psychiatry Grand Rounds. Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Bethesda, MD, Jan 2107.

509. Ritchie EC. “Reproductive Justice: Focus on Female Service Members.” Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Mass, April 2017.

510. Ritchie EC, Cazares P, Green V, Gray K. “Female Psychiatrists in Combat.” American Psychiatric Association, San Diego, CA, May 2017.

511. Ritchie EC, Nelson C, Rein R, Sullivan R. “Intimacy post Injury.” American Psychiatric Association, San Diego, CA, May 2017.

512. Ritchie EC, Wise J, Batterson B, Ormeno M. “Gay Psychiatrists and the US Military.” American Psychiatric Association, San Diego, CA, May 2017.

513. Ritchie EC and others. “Yet, She Persisted.” World Science Festival. New York, NY, June, 2017.

514. Ritchie EC. “Women in Combat: Health Issues for Women in the Long War”. Grand Rounds, Wash DC VA, Aug 2017.

515. Ritchie EC, Warner C, Yam P, Sarmiento D. Psychiatry and the Military, Institute of Psychiatric Services, New Orleans, LA, Oct 2017.

516. Pomerantz A, Maguire M, Ritchie EC, Raney L et al. Improving Access and Treatment Engagement Through Integrated Care: Translating National Policy into Local Practice at the VA. Institute of Psychiatric Services, New Orleans, LA, Oct 2017.

517. Nevin R., Ritchie EC. A Clinician’s Guide to Distinguishing Chronic Neuropsychiatric Effects from Mefloquine from Symptoms of PTSD/TBI, AMSUS, National Harbor, Wash DC, Nov 2017.

518. Ritchie EC, Llorente M, et al. Kapuna and Cultural Competency.. Presented at the American Academy of Geriatric Psychiatry. , March 2018.

519. Ritchie EC. The History of Mefloquine Use in the US Military. Quinism Foundation Conference, White River Junction, VT, April 2018.

520. Ritchie E, Bradley J, Llorente M, Kudler H. Psychiatry and the US Veteran. Presented at the APA in NYC, May 2018.

521. Gupta A, Ritchie EC et al. Psychological Aspects of Peacekeeping Operations. Presented at the APA in NYC, May 2018.

522. Ritchie EC, Nelson C, Bradley J, Yam P. Psychological Aspects of the Long War. Presented at the APA in NYC, May 2018.

523. Ritchie EC, Ehret M, Peake N, Sarmiento , Richter R. Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Considerations. Presented at the APA in NYC, May 2018.

524. Johnson D, Banks D, Ritchie EC. Disability and Veterans. Presented at the APA in NYC, May 2018.

525. Ritchie EC. PTSD for Managers. Department of Commerce. Wash DC, June 2018.

526. Ritchie EC. The Mental Health System in Washington DC, Grand Rounds, Washington Hospital Center, Wash DC, June 2018.

Video Presentations

Ritchie EC, Cozza S. Mental Health and the Military. Medscape. July 2011.

Cozza S, Ritchie E. Military Families. Medscape, July 2011.

Ritchie EC. Violence and the American Soldier. Medscape. Oct 2011.

Thompson M, Nagli J, Harrell M, Ritchie EC. Time Battleland, Series of 4 videos on the military and suicide, Nov 2011.

Ritchie EC, Ledbetter S. Mental Illness and Violence, University of the District of Columbia, Wash DC, Oct 2013.

Ritchie EC. Veterans and Mental Health. University of the District of Columbia, Wash DC, Dec 2013.

Ritchie EC, Ledbetter S. Psychological Effects of War, University of the District of Columbia, Wash DC, Jan 2014.

Ritchie EC, Ledbetter S. Veterans and Homelessness, University of the District of Columbia, Wash DC, Jan 2014.

Ritchie EC, Ledbetter S. Women at War, University of the District of Columbia, Wash DC, June 2015.

Ritchie EC, Ledbetter S. Updates on Treatment of PTSD, University of the District of Columbia, Wash DC, June 2015.

Ritchie EC. Women at War. Go Girls, March 2016.

Posters

1. Ritchie EC, Radke AQ, and Ross B: Depression and support systems in male Army HIV+ patients: a pilot study. APA Annual Meeting, May 1990.

2. Ritchie EC: Psychological Reactions to MOPP Gear. Poster presented: at USHUS Research Day, March, 1997; AMEDD Behavioral Medicine Short Course, April, 1997; Operational Impact of Psychological Reactions to Weapons of Mass Destruction, July 2000.

3. Grammar G, Ritchie EC, Wyatt J, Swanton E, Cooper M: Assessing Pre-Military Psychiatric Illness: Risk Factors Leading to Early Onset of Psychiatric Illness and Inter-rater Reliability of Psychiatric Diagnosis. Baily K Ashford Research Award Symposium, Walter Reed, Wash DC, May 2002.

4. Ritchie EC, Bynum C, Allen J, Shapiro D, Shuttlesworth A. The Crisis Intervention Officer Program in Washington DC. Crisis Intervention Team International Conference, Las Vegas, NV, Aug 2012.

5. Navaie M, Keefe MS, Ritchie EC, Hickey AH. (2013). The Utility of Stellate Ganglion Block for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: A Systematic Review of the Emerging Evidence Base. Presented at 2013 Annual Meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States, Seattle, WA, Nov 2013.

6. Pilgrim N, Ritchie EC. Psychotic Government Obsessions; Demographic Trends. Presented at Georgetown University Fellowship Day, Wash DC, June 2014.

7. Navaie M, Bibbins K, Ritchie EC. Advancing Treatment Outcomes for Posttraumatic stress Disorder through Alternative and Complementary Health Practices, NAMI 2014 National Convention, Wash DC Sept 2014.

8. Ritchie EC. Women at War. Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (AMSUS). San Antonio, TX, Dec 2015.

9. Ritchie EC. The Military and Forensic Psychiatry: Focus on PTSD. Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (AMSUS). San Antonio, TX, Dec 2015.

10. Ritchie EC. Psychological Effects of the Long War and Mitigation and Treatment. Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (AMSUS). San Antonio, TX, Dec 2015.

11. Ritchie EC. Women at War. Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (AMSUS). National Harbor, MD, Nov 2016.

12. Ritchie EC. The Military and Forensic Psychiatry: Focus on PTSD. Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (AMSUS). National Harbor, MD, Nov 2016.

13. Ritchie EC. Psychological Effects of the Long War and Mitigation and Treatment. Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (AMSUS). National Harbor, MD, Nov 2016.

14. Ritchie EC. Intimacy post Injury: Combat Trauma and Sexual Health. Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (AMSUS) National Harbor, MD, Nov 2016.

15. Ritchie EC. Intimacy post Injury: Combat Trauma and Sexual Health. Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (AMSUS) National Harbor, MD, Nov 2017.

16. Ritchie EC. Women at War. . Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (AMSUS) National Harbor, MD, Nov 2017.

Selected Conferences Organized:

 7th Annual Forensic Psychiatry Symposium. Clinical and Investigative Perspectives on Espionage and Terrorism. Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Nov 1995.  8th Annual Forensic Psychiatry Symposium. Expert Testimony. Walter Reed, Nov 1996.  Combat and Operational Stress Control, Ft. McNair, Washington DC, June 2000.  Mass Violence and Early Intervention, Virginia, Oct 2001.  12th Annual Forensic Psychiatry Symposium, Psychological Autopsies, Walter Reed Army Medical Center April 2002.  Interagency Symposium on Research on Women’s Health, Women in Military Service to America Memorial, June 2002.  DoD Suicide Prevention Forum, Henderson Hall, November 2002.  War Psychiatry Today: From the Battlefront to the Home Front, Uniformed Services University for the Health Science, June 2004.  Transportation Terror: Understanding the Psychological Impact to Prepare Industry and Protect the Community, Transportation Security Administration, Virginia, July 2004.  Joint DoD/VA Conference on Post Deployment Mental Health, Arlington, VA, March 2005.  AMEDD Summit on Behavioral Health Services Support to the Expeditionary Army at War San Antonio, Texas, April 2005.  Behavioral Strategy Summit, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Nov 2005.  MEDCOM Suicide Prevention Workshop, Walter Reed, Jan 2008.  Army Reunion and Reintegration Best Practices, June 2008.  AMEDD GO Psychological Health Summit, Fort Myers Officers Club, Feb 2009.  Complexities and Challenges of PTSD/TBI: Examining Symptoms, Diagnosis, Therapeutic Strategies, and Comorbities, SF, CA, Sept 2009.  Co-Chair Federal Physicians/SMACAF, AMSUS Annual Meeting, St. Louis, Nov 2009.  Chair, Army Physician Section, AMSUS Annual Meeting, St. Louis, Nov 2009.  Expert Panel on Ft Hood Behavioral Health Campaign Plan, Ft Hood, TX , Nov 2009.  Animal Assisted Therapy, Fort Myers Officers Club, Dec 2009.  Complexities and Challenges of PTSD/TBI: Examining Symptoms, Diagnosis, Therapeutic Strategies, and Comorbidities, Mass General Hospital Psychiatric Academy, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, July 2010.  Chair, Army Physician Section, AMSUS Annual Meeting, Phoenix AZ, Nov 2010.  Co-Chair, Clinical Track, 2011 DOD/VA Annual Suicide Prevention Conference: All the Way Home, Boston, MA, March 2011.  Military Track at the APA Annual Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii, May 2011.  3rd Annual Conference, Complexities and Challenges of PTSD/TBI: Examining Symptoms, Diagnosis, Therapeutic Strategies, and Comorbidities, Mass General Hospital Psychiatric Academy, Boston, MA, July 2011.  Washington DC Team Leader for SAMHSA Policy Academy, Alexandria, VA, Dec, 2011.  Military Track at the APA Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, May 2012.  Military Track at the APA Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA May 2013.  Military Track at the APA Annual Meeting, New York, NY May 2014. 74

 Military Track at the APA Annual Meeting, Toronto, CN May 2015.  Military Track at the APA Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA May 2016.  Military Track at the APA Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA May 2016.  The VA Community Mental Health Summit, Wash DC, Sept 2016.  Military Track at the APA Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA May 2017.  The VA Community Mental Health Summit, Wash DC, Sept 2017.  Military Track at the APA Annual Meeting, New York, NY May 2018. 

Teaching Experience:

Taught medical students, psychiatric interns and residents, child and forensic psychiatry fellows, physicians and mental health workers of all specialties. Organized and taught numerous different courses in psychiatry and forensic psychiatry at Walter Reed to psychiatric residents and fellows. Gave lectures in various behavioral science and psychiatry courses at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, and numerous other venues. Chaired or participated in residency evaluation committees. Taught Saint Elizabeths Hospital, Howard University and Walter Reed psychiatry residents, Saint Elizabeths Forensic Psychiatry Fellows, and numerous other disciplines throughout the Washington DC area. Currently teach psychiatric residents from Georgetown and Howard and medical students from USHUS and GW while they rotate through the Washington DC VA.

Forensic and Expert Witness Experience:

Testified in numerous trials, for Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine and civilian courts, for both the defense and prosecution. Areas of testimony include suicide, competency, reactions to rape, PTSD, dissociative experiences, pathological gambling, child sexual abuse, delusional disorder, mother-infant bonding. Crimes include forgery, rape, homicide, child sexual abuse and AWOL/UA. Evaluated hundreds more cases. Conducted sanity boards on detainees in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Evaluated correctional issues at Guantanamo Bay, Camp Bucca, and Abu Ghraib. Served as defense consultant in capital cases. Testified in “FD 12” probable cause cases in Wash DC. Worked with the Public Defense Service in Maryland on cases involving veterans. Currently serves as consultant and/or expert witness in selected cases.

Media Experience:

Quoted and interviewed extensively, including by USA Today, The Washington Post, The New York Times, CNN, Fox News, The TODAY Show, the Larry King Show, Ladies’ Home Journal, Armed Forces Radio and Television, National Public Radio, ABC 20/20, The Diane Rehm Show, CNN’s Washington Journal, CSPAN, Time, Newsweek, Cox News, Al Jazeera-America, LA Times, Military Times, Baltimore Sun and numerous other print, radio and television venues. Blogged for Time’s Battleland (battleland.blogs.time.com). Podcast for Springer Storyteller. Featured on Serial in 2017. Currently edits a mental health column for Federal Practioner.