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Search for meeting agendas, minutes and other meeting references for future and past meetings (i.e. Defense Health Board, Beneficiary Advisory Panel, DoD P&T Committee, etc.)

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Publication
Oct. 20, 2025

7 Tools for Veterans Brochure

.PDF | 3.52 MB

Learn about how the campaign's tools help veterans manage common challenges experienced in post-military life, such as transitioning to a civilian career, understanding veterans' health benefits and coping with psychological health concerns.

Publication
Oct. 14, 2025

DOD Healthcare Provider Clinical Toolbox

.PDF | 2.57 MB

The Department of Veterans Affairs developed the Airborne Hazards and Open Burn Pit Registry to better understand the potential health effects of exposure to airborne hazards during military service, support ongoing research, and inform future decisions round airborne hazards to keep service members and veterans healthy and safe. This toolbox ...

Publication
Sept. 25, 2025

TBICoE Information Paper on Creatine and TBI

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This information paper by the Traumatic Brain Injury Center of Excellence provides a general overview of the current state of the science for using creatine to treat mild TBI and to optimize brain health and performance.

Publication
Sept. 16, 2025

DMSS Structure

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The Defense Medical Surveillance System documents military and medical experiences of service members throughout their careers. As the central repository of medical surveillance data for the U.S. Armed Forces, DMSS contains up-to-date and historical data on diseases and medical events (e.g., hospitalizations, ambulatory visits, reportable medical ...

Publication
Sept. 8, 2025

Military Health Resources Infographic

.PDF | 2.30 MB

Learn the different ways to seek care and take the first step. Managing the stress of military life can affect the toughest warrior. Find the resource to best fit your needs.

Publication
Aug. 19, 2025

inTransition Brochure

.PDF | 881.77 KB

This brochure provides information and contact details for the inTransition program, which helps military members maintain or initiate mental health care during times of transition to a new medical facility, geographic location or health care system.

Publication
Aug. 14, 2025

WMT Websites Portfolio

.PDF | 1.45 MB

WMT PMO’s websites facilitate information sharing and transformation and provide cost effective services across the DHA. This portfolio reflects how WMT PMO leverages technology to meet the DHA’s mission of improving health and building readiness.

Publication
Aug. 14, 2025

WMT App Portfolio

.PDF | 3.56 MB

The WMT App Portfolio is intended to provide Defense Health Agency patients, healthcare providers and staff some information about mobile apps developed specifically for their needs and use. All apps are available to download for free. Some may only be available as either an Android or iOS native version. This Portfolio also provides guidelines for ...

Publication
Aug. 13, 2025

Shared Decision Making

.PDF | 1.17 MB

Recommendations and Practical Tips for the Primary Care Provider

Publication
July 25, 2025

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and TBI

.PDF | 355.97 KB

HBOT is considered an effective treatment for a variety of conditions, but evidence of its effectiveness for the treatment of TBI and post-concussion symptoms remains inconclusive. This information paper summarizes evidence from clinical studies on the use of HBOT for treatment of TBI and post-concussion symptoms.

Publication
July 24, 2025

Neurodegenerative Diseases and Traumatic Brain Injury Information Paper

.PDF | 385.84 KB

The long term effects of TBI are unknown, but there is concern that there may be an association with neurodegenerative diseases years after the injury. The intention of this information paper is to summarize the available evidence for or against an association of TBI with three of the more common neurodegenerative diseases.

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