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New FDA Guidance for Long-standing Deferral; HIV Changes
The Food and Drug Administration issued new guidance on blood donations, removing some long-standing deferrals. In addition to this, the FDA is also considering moving towards an individualized risk-based approach when deciding donor eligibility. These changes are related to HIV medications and those at risk for contracting HIV.
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340b Verification Form to be completed by the manufacturer and pharmacy for any 340b claim disputes.
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Temperature log for freezers storing vaccines, with form for recording vaccine storage troubleshooting.
Temperature log for refrigerators storing vaccines, with form for recording vaccine storage troubleshooting.
The 59th MDW Wilford Hall (WHEN)_MEDCOI is also known as Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center (WHASC) Site and Wilford Hall Enterprise Network (WHEN) is an outpatient Medical Treatment Facility (MTF) supporting over 240,000 enrolled Tri-Service Beneficiaries and more than 6,000 military members, civilian personnel, residents, and students. The WHEN Enclave consists of End User Devices (EUDs), switches, appliances, and the data center. The WHEN provides all environmental controls such as light, power, Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning, and physical security for the data center. Co-located and Managed Co-located systems within the data center include systems and applications that contain Protected Health Information (PHI) and Personally Identifiable Information (PII) data. Data Network Connectivity (DNC), Enterprise Management System (EMS), and the Network Protection Suite are services controlled and managed by DHA and are not included in the authorization boundary.
A form for screening both children and adults for contraindications to receiving influenza vaccine. (v3, September 2022)
Clinical Information System (CIS)/Essentris® Inpatient System (hereinafter “CIS Essentris®”) the Military Health System (MHS) inpatient documentation solution is a comprehensive clinical documentation system for use in acute care hospitals. CIS/Essentris® enables continuous and automated clinical documentation and bedside point-of-care data capture. All inpatient clinical documentation is created and stored in CIS/Essentris®, the Composite Health Care System (CHCS), and bedside instruments. Clinical data may be aggregated, trended, and analyzed to manage care for a single patient or for an entire patient population. CIS/Essentris® also provides waveform documentation, graphical trending on patient parameters, a reference library, patient education materials, and various reporting capabilities such as change of shift reports, task lists, and administrative reports.
BUMIS II provides an online inventory of personnel assigned to Navy Medicine. It includes demographics, education, health care specialty, additional qualifications, assignment and training skills. BUMIS II provides personnel planners at headquarters level with data about the medical personnel force that allows tracking and trends of gains, losses, and skill mix. The data is pivotal for the development of personnel strength plans, promotion plans, accession plans, and training plans and is also used for ad hoc queries responding to inquiries about Medical Department Officer force from both inside and outside the Navy Medical department.
The purpose of the WMSNi system is to determine the nursing manpower requirements based upon patient care needs. The patient acuity data is collected to analyze nurse personnel requirements to meet the clinical needs of active service members, their families, retirees and other DOD personnel and dependents. WMSNi determines how many staff members are needed on a particular nursing unit to provide care during a 24-hour period. The resulting nursing manpower requirements are then documented in a table of distribution and allowances for use at the US Army Medical Command and its Medical Treatment Facilities (MTFs). Along with US Army MEDCOM and its MTFs, WMSNi is also being utilized at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC), which is under the control of the Defense Health Agency (DHA).
TSMP collectively refers to: vaccines, some pharmaceuticals, temperature sensitive laboratory supplies, and other temperature sensitive medical items.
Access Controls Information Paper, updated June 2022
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