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Data Solutions Team Completes Largest Data Standardization and Migration Operation in Defense Health Agency History
EIDS Completes Largest Data Migration in DHA History to Date
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H.R. 2471 Consolidated Approps for FY 2022 JES 117-35 Pg. 144 & H.R. 4432 HAC-D Report for FY 2022 117-88, Pg. 329
S. 2943 SASC Report for FY 2017, 114-255, Pg. 205
H.R. 4350 HASC Report for FY 2022 117-118, Pg. 184
H.R. 6395 NDAA for FY 2021, Sec. 746(f)(1)
H.R. 6395 NDAA for FY 2021 Conference Report 116-617, Sec. 1260B
ES H.R. 1158 DOD Approps FY 2020, Pg. 94 & S. 2474, SAC-D Report for FY 2020 116-103, Pg. 236
TBICoE is the Defense Department’s office of responsibility for tracking traumatic brain injury data in the U.S. military. The "DOD TBI Numbers At-A-Glance" provide a high level overview of TBI's sustained since 2000 and also show the data by severity and service branch.
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TBICoE is the Defense Department’s office of responsibility for tracking traumatic brain injury data in the U.S. military. Here you’ll find data on the number of active-duty service members—anywhere U.S. forces are located—with a first-time TBI diagnosis in the first quarter of calendar year 2022.
TBICoE is the Defense Department’s office of responsibility for tracking traumatic brain injury data in the U.S. military. Here you’ll find data on the number of active-duty service members—anywhere U.S. forces are located—with a first-time TBI diagnosis from calendar year 2000 through the first quarter of 2022. The data is also broken down by each branch of the armed services.
The Military Health Systems (MHS) Information Platform (MIP) is a system containing multiple dashboards and databases that deliver enterprise clinical data capabilities. The capabilities provided by MIP are: Program Management; Data Warehousing; Application Portal; Infrastructure and Operations; Application Support; Business Intelligence; Analytics; Predictive Analytics; Legacy Data Consolidation Service; Defense Medical Surveillance System; and Corporate Executive Information System. Types of projects enabled by MIP include clinical dashboards, reports, data feeds, ad-hoc data requests, a data mart, medical history tracking of individual service members, and identification of service members at elevate risk of injury or mental health illness.
The Protected Health Information Management Tool (PHIMT), is the primary tool used by Military Health System (MHS) facilities for all release of information processing, management and compliance. The tool also serves many other critical features that are required by law including all major Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Privacy provisions and requirements.
Establishes DHA's procedures for implementing and managing Information Technology.
Establishes DHA's procedures for collecting and managing data in the DHA SMS-BUILDER database.
Provides supplemental, ongoing guidance in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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