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Established Oct. 1, 2013, the Defense Health Agency is the centerpiece of Military Health System governance reform, as outlined in the Deputy Secretary of Defense’s March 11, 2013 Memorandum “Implementation of Military Health System Governance Reform.” The DHA's role is to achieve greater integration of our direct and purchased health care delivery systems so that we accomplish the Department’s Quadruple Aim: achieve medical readiness, improve the health of our people, enhance the experience of care, and lower our health care costs. On October 1, 2013, the DHA assumed responsibility for shared services, functions, and activities of the MHS and other common clinical and business processes.
Interested in doing business with the Defense Health Agency? In this topic, you can find information about the Component Acquisition Executive office, the Office of Small Business Programs, and the Office of Procurement in this topic. Highlights include contact information, upcoming events for vendors, and a forecasts of business opportunities.
overview of what types of innovation DHA is involved in.
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The Solution Delivery Division's (J-6) FY23 SDD Annual Report, highlighting significant organizational milestones, team achievements, and contributions to the Defense Health Agency’s mission
Our Fiscal Year (FY) 2023 Defense Health Program (DHP) President’s Budget request was fully enacted at $39.8 billion, including funding additions totaling close to $2.3 billion going primarily for medical research projects. The FY 2023 budget enabled us to invest $1.4 billion in clinical mental health programs and initiatives including those that ...
Our Fiscal Year (FY) 2023 Defense Health Program (DHP) President’s Budget request was fully enacted at $39.8 billion, including funding additions totaling close to $2.3 billion going primarily for medical research projects. The FY 2023 budget enabled us to invest $1.4 billion in clinical mental health programs and initiatives including those that ...
The October 2023 Medical Surveillance Monthly Report (MSMR) provides a review of the incidence of colorectal cancer among active component service members from 2010 to 2022; followed by a study of force protection risks in AFRICOM, INDOPACOM, and SOUTHCOM due to rapid diagnostic test failures for P. falciparum malaria from 2016 to 2022; then an update ...
H.R. 1625 DoD Approps Act FY 2018 Joint Explanatory Statement Pg. 998
The August 2023 MSMR provides the most recent data from the active surveillance program for acute respiratory disease and Group A Beta-Hemolytic Streptococcus among U.S. Army basic trainees; then summarizes the case report of an extensively resistant E. coli in a returning traveler at Hawai'i's Tripler Army Medical Center; followed by a Surveillance ...
Equal Employment Opportunity Program Status Report for FY2021
The Equal Employment Opportunity- Program Status Report for FY2022
H.R. 1625, DOD Approps Act, FY 2018, page 988
April 2023 of MSMR, the Medical Surveillance Monthly Report
DoDIG 2023-059V2 summarizes the extent that Defense Health Agency and Military Service medical departments implemented procedures to ensure that Service members who experienced TBI were identified and screened to determine their appropriate level of care.
H.R. 1625 DoD Approps Act FY 2018 Joint Explanatory Statement Pg. 998
Our Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 Defense Health Program (DHP) budget presented a balanced, comprehensive strategy to (1) defend the nation; (2) take care of our people; and (3) succeed through teamwork. It included funding for the Department’s ongoing efforts to eradicate coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) and invest in future modernization, while preserving and ...
This report reflects on the goals, accomplishments, and events that shaped the Defense Health Agency in 2021 and how they will carry us through 2022.
Our Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 Defense Health Program (DHP) budget presented a balanced, comprehensive strategy to (1) defend the nation; (2) take care of our people; and (3) succeed through teamwork. It included funding for the Department’s ongoing efforts to eradicate coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) and invest in future modernization, while preserving and ...
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