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The DHA brand is new to many of its audiences as the DHA takes over administration and management of military hospitals and clinics around the world. It’s important to present the DHA brand in a consistent manner to ensure new DHA employees and staff at military hospitals and clinics grow to understand their role in the mission and build trust in DHA’s leadership. This guide provides the details and specifics on how to use the DHA brand.
Writers and editors should follow the most recent edition of the Associated Press Stylebook, except as noted in this Style Guide. Where there are questions about branding or trademarks, please see the individual brand’s branding guide. All writing should follow established plain language guidelines and practices in compliance with the Plain Writing Act of 2010.
The MHS brand as an enterprise is new to some of our beneficiaries. It’s important that MHS launches as an enterprise brand in a consistent manner to ensure our highly transient population receives the same care and information no matter where they may be. Consistent application of these guidelines builds trust in our beneficiary audiences. This brand guide provides the details and specifics on how to use the MHS brand.
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Guide for Manufacturer Users on the use of the TRICARE Retail Refund Website
Errata sheet for Immunization Tool Kit Ninth Edition
A practical reference that facilitates and enhances the global delivery of quality immunization healthcare to Department of Defense (DoD) beneficiaries and employees. The Defense Health Agency Immunization Healthcare Division (DHA-IHD) publishes the Immunization Tool Kit based on national recommendations, evidenced-based, peer-reviewed published medical literature, and clinical practice guidelines.
This version of the MACE 2 Provider Training is a shortened refresher of the full-length training slides.
An insert with links to learn more about vaccination options. Options include MTFs, state health departments, and local retail pharmacy. Graphics include medical personnel wearing masks on the bottom as well as the TRICARE logo.
Service members with mental health symptoms do not seek care for a variety of reasons from confidentiality concerns to stigma. This infographic describes the types of barriers to care and how they impact service members.
Survey research suggests that up to 35 percent of service members believe receiving mental health treatment can negatively impact their careers. This resource describes career concerns that keep service members from seeking mental health care.
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