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Establishes standards for the implementation of Reference (g), and the DoD Medical Ethics Program (DoDMEP), as per the Defense Medical Ethics Center (DMEC) and the Medical Ethics Program Oversight Council (MEPOC). This DHA-PI serves to: provide guidance and support for the DoD mission and vision of promoting ethical leadership and conduct in the military health care setting by establishing procedures to enable Defense Health Agency’s (DHA) support of DMEC's guiding principles as set forth in References (g) and (h). Delineate and clarify roles, responsibilities, and collaboration of the DHA and Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU), including the creation and provision of medical ethics training available to designated military medical treatment facility (MTF) healthcare personnel. Charge DHA Markets, DHA Small Market and Stand-Alone Medical Treatment Facility Organization (SSO), and Defense Health Agency Region (DHAR) Director-appointed MTF Medical Ethics Chairs to serve as the local MTF medical ethics subject matter experts. Identify DMEC Medical Ethics online resources and medical ethics consultation services accessible to all MTF healthcare personnel, including Uniformed Service healthcare personnel.
Establishes the Defense Health Agency’s (DHA) procedures for the effective order management of medical supplies.
Establishes standards for the implementation of Reference (g), and the DOD Medical Ethics Program (DODMEP), as per the Defense Medical Ethics Center (DMEC) and the Medical Ethics Program Oversight Council (MEPOC). This DHA-PI serves to: provide guidance and support for the DOD mission and vision of promoting ethical leadership and conduct in the military health care setting by establishing procedures to enable Defense Health Agency’s (DHA) support of DMEC's guiding principles as set forth in References (g) and (h). Delineate and clarify roles, responsibilities, and collaboration of the DHA and Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU), including the creation and provision of medical ethics training available to designated military medical treatment facility (MTF) healthcare personnel. Charge DHA Markets, DHA Small Market and Stand-Alone Medical Treatment Facility Organization (SSO), and Defense Health Agency Region (DHAR) Director-appointed MTF Medical Ethics Chairs to serve as the local MTF medical ethics subject matter experts. Identify DMEC Medical Ethics online resources and medical ethics consultation services accessible to all MTF healthcare personnel, including Uniformed Service healthcare personnel.
Policy Memorandum to Establish 2022 Premium Rates for TRICARE Reserve Select, TRICARE Retired Reserve, TRICARE Young Adult, and the Continued Health Care Benefit Program
Establishes the Defense Health Agency’s (DHA) procedures to provide overarching guidance, implement procedures, and manage aspects of the Defense Health Program’s (DHP) Financial Management of Information Technology (IT), Systems and Services for the Military Health System (MHS) enterprise. The established procedures apply across the DHA components to include Military Medical Treatment Facilities (MTFs) and Other Lines-of-Business (OLB). Directs the use of Ektropy, the Information Operations (IO) web-based IT planning ledger, to identify all DHP-funded IT personnel and IT-related expenditures, across all Budget Activity Groups (BAGs) and across the Future Years Defense Program (FYDP).
Establishes the Defense Health Agency’s (DHA) procedures to provide guidance and regulatory requirements to DHA Military Medical Treatment Facilities (MTFs) or DHA Dental Treatment Facilities (DTFs) on the management of RMW in a manner which minimizes occupational exposure, protects both the environment and the public, and ensures compliance with appropriate Federal, State, local, tribal, and/or territorial (SLTT) regulations.
Establishes the Defense Health Agency’s (DHA) procedures for development of curriculum and other course materials used to conduct and administer formal training programs within the DHA.
Establishes the Defense Health Agency’s (DHA) procedures for the physical custody and control of DoD Health Records at all DoD Military Treatment Facilities (MTFs) and the management, monitoring, review, and evaluation of DoD Health Record availability at MTFs.
Establishes the Defense Health Agency (DHA) MIMSO within the DHA Medical Logistics (MEDLOG) Division, Healthcare Technology Management (HTM) Branch. The DHA MIMSO is responsible for coordination, execution, and establishment of medical image management procedures across the functional elements of the DHA. The creation of this DHA-PI ensures the DHA MIMSO is effectively managed, and commercial off the shelf (COTS) Picture Archive and Communication System (PACS) requirements are appropriately defined against the clinical need and supporting business case.
Establishes the DHA’s procedures to: Identify and delineate responsibilities associated with the reimbursement of patient travel in the following categories: Service members on active duty (active and reserve), TRICARE Prime-enrolled active duty family members, TRICARE Prime-enrolled retirees, and TRICARE Prime-enrolled retiree family members. Verify eligibility for reimbursement. Provide a quick reference guide to the patient travel reimbursement process and the rules governing the program. Military medical treatment facility (MTF) personnel may utilize this DHA-PI to provide beneficiaries information and assistance regarding travel arrangements.
Establishes the Defense Health Agency’s (DHA’s) procedures for scientific review of clinical investigations (CIs) and research within DoD Military Medical Treatment Facilities (MTFs) in order to implement DHA’s instruction in Reference (e).
Memo about a notification sent by mail to Service members who are eligible for the Airborne Hazards and Open Burn Pit Registry in March 2020.
Establishes the Defense Health Agency’s (DHA) procedures for the OPSEC Program.
Establishes the Defense Health Agency’s (DHA) procedures to request and activate the Medical Surgical Prime Vendor (MSPV) Onsite Representative (Rep) service.
Establishes the Defense Health Agency’s (DHA) procedures and requirements for operating the MHS Clinical Communities.
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