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TRICARE Dental Program Is Your Ally in the Fight Against Oral Cancer
According to the National Institutes of Health, health care providers diagnose about 54,000 new cases of oral cancer per year in the United States. As with all types of cancer, education and early detection are critical. Learn how to spot the warning signs of oral cancer before the disease can spread.
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BUMIS II provides an online inventory of personnel assigned to Navy Medicine. It includes demographics, education, health care specialty, additional qualifications, assignment and training skills. BUMIS II provides personnel planners at headquarters level with data about the medical personnel force that allows tracking and trends of gains, losses, and skill mix. The data is pivotal for the development of personnel strength plans, promotion plans, accession plans, and training plans and is also used for ad hoc queries responding to inquiries about Medical Department Officer force from both inside and outside the Navy Medical department.
Clinical Information System (CIS)/Essentris® Inpatient System (hereinafter “CIS Essentris®”) the Military Health System (MHS) inpatient documentation solution is a comprehensive clinical documentation system for use in acute care hospitals. CIS/Essentris® enables continuous and automated clinical documentation and bedside point-of-care data capture. All inpatient clinical documentation is created and stored in CIS/Essentris®, the Composite Health Care System (CHCS), and bedside instruments. Clinical data may be aggregated, trended, and analyzed to manage care for a single patient or for an entire patient population. CIS/Essentris® also provides waveform documentation, graphical trending on patient parameters, a reference library, patient education materials, and various reporting capabilities such as change of shift reports, task lists, and administrative reports.
The purpose of the WMSNi system is to determine the nursing manpower requirements based upon patient care needs. The patient acuity data is collected to analyze nurse personnel requirements to meet the clinical needs of active service members, their families, retirees and other DOD personnel and dependents. WMSNi determines how many staff members are needed on a particular nursing unit to provide care during a 24-hour period. The resulting nursing manpower requirements are then documented in a table of distribution and allowances for use at the US Army Medical Command and its Medical Treatment Facilities (MTFs). Along with US Army MEDCOM and its MTFs, WMSNi is also being utilized at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC), which is under the control of the Defense Health Agency (DHA).
Access Controls Information Paper, updated June 2022
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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.
Complete this form for DOD information systems or electronic collections of information that collect, maintain, use, and/or disseminate PII about members of the public, Federal employees, contractors, or foreign nationals employed at U.S. military facilities internationally.
Composite Health care System (CHCS) is a fully integrated health care information system used in Department of Defense (DOD) Military Treatment Facilities (MTFs) and clinics. It is used to automate and integrate the functions performed by the hospital staff and to facilitate the delivery of health care and MTF's administration. Data elements include beneficiary information collected and used to support the delivery of health care to Defense Health Agency's (DHA) beneficiaries.
The Enterprise Patient Queuing Notification System (ePQNS) automates patient check-in during visits to Military Treatment Facilities (MTFs) and clinics. ePQNS provides real-time information to leadership to manage assets as wait-times increase or the situation dictates. It also allows MTFs to determine inefficiencies, identify best practices, and optimize clinic resources to improve each patient’s overall experience and reduce wait times.
The purpose of Enterprise Blood Management System (EBMS)-Transfusion, formerly known as Blood Management Blood Bank Transfusion Service (BMBB/TS), is managing the blood transfusion aspect of the Armed Services Blood Program (ASBP), including blood records, blood orders, and transfusion patient information in the Continental United States and Outside Continental United States.
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TRICARE Online (TOL) is a Department of Defense (DOD) Online Patient Portal (PP) which provides eligible beneficiaries with the following: access to Military Treatment Facilities' (MTFs) appointments, new prescription (Rx) fill and refills, health record data, service separation/retirement information as well as access to secure messaging (SM), and the Nurse Advice Line (NAL).
This Military Health System (MHS) Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) summarizes the Centralized Credentials Quality Assurance System (CCQAS) system.
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