The Antimicrobial Stewardship Application contains information for providers on microbes and how effective drugs are against them based on particular regions. In addition to the information on microbes, COVID-19 and Mpox resources for providers have also been added to the app.

Tactical Breather can be used to control physiological and psychological responses to stress. Through repetitive practice and training, anyone can learn to gain control of their heart rate, emotions, concentration and other responses during stressful situations.

EIRB is a central, web-based application used to manage the lifecycle research, review, and oversight processes for Department of Defense research as well as unique DOD review needs.

Inside DHA is the official information and message center for the Defense Health Agency Director and agency leadership. The site is a dynamic and multi-functional CAC-enabled tool for managing information and for sharing ideas and content across the DHA enterprise.

The Augusta Military Medical Center App is a searchable directory for navigating the military hospital located at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. The app features an easy-to-use home screen that enables users to quickly find their way to and around the facility, along with links to the hospital pharmacy and laboratory, patient resources and contact information.

Centralized Credentials Quality Assurance System (CCQAS) is a web-based worldwide credentialing, privileging, risk management and adverse actions application that supports more than 105,000 professionals providing health and wellness services to active duty military personnel, their families and selected retirees.

Web Medcase Requirements and Execution allows the Integrated Clinical Systems Program Management Office to accurately forecast financial needs for future years. The system is vital to ensuring the Defense Health Agency is able to provide timely resources and leverage current technologies in the delivery of health care to its beneficiaries.

The Solution Delivery Division ( J-6) Factsheet updated for 2023.

ILER is a web-based application that provides the Department of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs personnel the ability to link service member and veteran data to known exposures, ensuring the efficient and effective continuity of individualized health care.

PACS technology allows for digital transmission of electronic images and reduces the need for x-ray film, manual filing, and manual retrieval. The use of PACS improves beneficiary health care by streamlining platforms and providing medical teams quick, easy access at the point of care.

The ECIA is the medical image repository used by DHA and Department of Veterans Affairs medical teams to store and view radiology, cardiology, and ophthalmology images worldwide.

The TARA team ensures that military hospitals and clinics have the proper technology and equipment to provide exceptional care by assessing their current device inventory and organizational needs.

Robotic Process Automation utilizes software to imitate human actions in order to manage high-volume, rule-based, and repetitive tasks. Entire end-to-end processes can be performed by software robots with very little human interaction.

DOEHRS-IH captures occupational and environmental health risk data, and actively monitors biological, chemical, and physical health hazards that impact Department of Defense personnel worldwide. The system supports force health readiness and global operations.

The MedCard app allows Defense Health Agency pharmacies to capture and verify the validation dates of third party payers for Department of Defense beneficiaries. Additionally, the app provides the user a way to capture information on themselves and family members that may be helpful when interacting with a pharmacist.