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Report
1/1/1996
A monthly publication of the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Branch. This issue of the peer-reviewed journal contains the following articles: Hookworm Disease - Ft. Drum, NY; Selected notifiable conditions; Notifiable sexually transmitted diseases; Malaria Outbreak, Vincenza, Italy; Surveillance trends: Hospitalization rates, Bosnia; Bosnia update: DNBI hospitalizations; Heat / Cold weather injuries, Jan - Jun, 1996; Supplement: HIV-1 in the Army; Status of HIV-1 infected patients; Active duty soldiers infected with HIV-1; Prevalence of HIV-1, civilian applicants; HIV-1 testing program, 1985 – 1995; ARD surveillance update.
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Report
1/1/1996
A monthly publication of the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Branch. This issue of the peer-reviewed journal contains the following articles: Vivax malaria in U.S. forces – Korea; Selected notifiable conditions; Notifiable sexually transmitted diseases; Diarrhea outbreak – Croatia; 1996-97 Influenza immunization guidelines; ARD surveillance update; Supplement: Notifiable conditions Jan - Sep 1996; Notifiable conditions reported through MSS; Heat / Cold weather injuries; Notifiable sexually transmitted diseases; Surveillance trends: Hospitalization rates, Bosnia; Bosnia update: DNBI hospitalizations.
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Health Readiness & Combat Support | Public Health
Publication
1/1/1996
In July 1994, the U.S. Department of Defense asked the Institute of Medicine to establish a committee to evaluate the Comprehensive Clinical Evaluation Program. This report identifies the major issues the committee has identified since the first meeting in October 1994
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Publication
1/1/1996
The Seabees of the United States Navy were born in the dark days following Pearl Harbor when the task of building victory from defeat seemed almost insurmountable. The Seabees were created in answer to a crucial demand for builders who could fight.
Policy
This memo provides language to be substituted in the UM directive
- Identification #: HA 96-015
- Date: 12/19/1995
- Type: Memorandums
- Topics:
N/A
Policy
This memo provides policy guidelines for implementing TRICARE Primary Care Programs in the MHSS
- Identification #: HA 96-016
- Date: 12/19/1995
- Type: Memorandums
- Topics:
N/A
Policy
This memo explains the Nonavailability Statement (NAS) Requirements at Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Sites
- Identification #: HA 96-017
- Date: 12/19/1995
- Type: Memorandums
- Topics:
N/A
Policy
This memo requsts an update on the completion of Active Duty Enrollment in TRICARE Prime
- Identification #: HA 96-014
- Date: 12/11/1995
- Type: Memorandums
- Topics:
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Policy
This is a decision memorandum endorsing the use of a single logo throughout the MHS.
- Identification #: HA 96-013
- Date: 12/11/1995
- Type: Memorandums
- Topics:
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Policy
This memo provides a refined statement of the clinical preventive services to be provided to enrollees in TRICARE Prime.
- Identification #: HA 96-012
- Date: 12/5/1995
- Type: Memorandums
- Topics:
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Policy
This memo accelerates the deployment of the Ambulatory Data System in CONUS so that all Regions are completed by May 1996.
- Identification #: HA 96-011
- Date: 12/1/1995
- Type: Memorandums
- Topics:
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Policy
This document is designed to provide over-arching direction in clarifying the Lead Agents' roles and is not meant to be prescriptive. The intent is to allow for maximum flexibility at the local level while requiring some standards in execution.
- Identification #: HA 96-010
- Date: 11/7/1995
- Type: Memorandums
- Topics:
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Policy
This memo establishes guidelines for use intelligent workstations to the maximum extent, consistent with good business practice and economy, where the functions warrant such support.This policy is superceded by TMA Policy 98-001.
- Identification #: HA 96-009
- Date: 11/6/1995
- Type: Memorandums
- Topics:
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Policy
This memo establishes System Interoperability Requirements with the Regional Managed Care Support Contracts
- Identification #: HA 96-008
- Date: 10/27/1995
- Type: Memorandums
- Topics:
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Policy
The attached guideline re-engineers the DoD Annual Quality Management Report, meeting the standards in the managed care community while significantly streamlining data flow.
- Identification #: HA 96-007
- Date: 10/26/1995
- Type: Memorandums
- Topics:
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