Health.mil: the official website of the Military Health System (MHS)

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  Combat holiday blues, fight stress with helpful hints from ACS

  Holidays can cause additional pressure and increase expectations and responsibilities

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  Managing your holiday stress

  How to keep from unraveling

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  Missed TRICARE Open Season? There’s still time to act

  If you missed TRICARE Open Season, you still have time to enroll

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  Surgeons share secrets of residency success

  Madigan's general surgery residents have passed the exam for board certification on their first attempt at a nation-topping rate of 97.6 percent

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• Combat holiday blues, fight stress with helpful hints from ACS
• Managing your holiday stress
• Missed TRICARE Open Season? There’s still time to act
• Surgeons share secrets of residency success

Secondary News Items

• Headlines

  Vaccination is the best defense against the flu

  Partnerships increase MWDs capabilities

  Fleet surgical team saves life aboard USS Somerset

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• MHS Transparency

  The Military Health System is making it easier for patients to find out how we are doing. Visit the new transparency page to download reports about the performance of our military hospitals and clinics.

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• AMSUS Annual Meeting
  

  The AMSUS Annual Meeting, Nov. 26-30 at National Harbor, Maryland, is the only conference where federal health leadership and professionals from the Department of Defense, Veterans Affairs, Health and Human Services, Department of Homeland Security, and industry and international partners come together for information sharing and networking.

  Go to the 2018 AMSUS Annual Meeting Spotlight

• A Year in Military Health
  

  The Military Health System experienced significant changes during 2018, with the planning for and starting the transition of Phase One MTFs to the authority, direction, and control of DHA. Congress called for changes in the Military Health System in the National Defense Authorization Acts (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2017 and Fiscal Year 2019, which redefined the roles of the military medical departments and the Defense Health Agency (DHA), specifically with respect to administration of military hospitals and clinics.

  The ultimate goal of this transition for the Department of Defense is a more integrated, efficient and effective Military Health System.

  Go to the Year in Military Health Spotlight