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Printable, collaborative safety planning tool for trained providers and their patients to create a dynamic plan to reduce patient risk for suicidal behavior.
Fact sheet that describes suicide warning signs, risk factors, and what line leaders can do to help in crisis
Fact sheet that describes suicide warning signs, risk factors, and what family members and caregivers can do to help a loved one in crisis
This document outlines the process under which MTFs may offer DOD Firefighters the opportunity to undergo a PFAS blood test—Updated to reflect DOD-approved Declination Memorandum for Record and DOD-approved Results Notification Memorandum.
Joint Course Credit for the Joint Medical Executive Skills Program
Save the dates with a complete 2024 schedule of the Traumatic Brain Injury Center of Excellence's Quarterly Education Series. The QES is an enterprise-wide learning opportunity for Military Health System stakeholders. Since inception, the QES provides trainings and education events that are relevant to the MHS, discussing specialty topics and current ...
A workbook designed to improve activities of daily living for patients experiencing bothersome tinnitus. It is a companion clinical support tool for clinicians who provide Tinnitus care. It provides a holistic, patient-centered approach to improve quality of life for patients living with tinnitus.
The MHS CDM is a standardized data model that organizes and harmonizes MHS data from various sources into a single common vocabulary.
This memorandum for record is to be completed any time a DOD Firefighter declines an offer of PFAS blood testing during their annual occupational health medical examination.
6 Tips to Combat Ostracism. We are stronger when we BELONG. Ostracism — intentionally excluding or ignoring others — can be a harmful experience.
All service members can play a critical role in recognizing and addressing ostracism through raising awareness and through deliberate supportive connection with one another.
An informational booklet that discusses patients’ commonly asked questions and concerns following a stroke. Identifies additional patient resources for common daily activities.
Information sheet on the risk for stroke and ways to reduce the risk.
Information sheet that defines stroke, identifies symptoms, and discusses risk factors. This sheet also provides an overview for treatment plans and rehabilitation goals.
Learn about how the campaign's tools help families and warriors feel connected and manage the common challenges of military life.
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