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Here you will find information about technology in the Military Health System. Health information systems help your providers make decisions and keep records, save money on supplies, along with many other tasks. This section also contains information about how new systems are designed and current systems improved.

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SDD APLIS Fact Sheet Anatomic Pathology Laboratory Information System (APLIS) 4/12/2019
This information paper describes tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis diseases, and the vaccines to prevent them. Tetanus, Diphtheria and Pertussis Diseases and Vaccines 4/26/2019

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DHA improves financial efficiency with consolidated funding system

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The conversions enable GFEBS financial structure and funding control by the DHA.

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The JIF award focuses on the Department of Defense/VA 3D Printing Consortium for Medical Applications.

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Military Health podcasts provide resources for patients and providers

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Podcasts have become an increasingly popular way of getting information.

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BAMC, Argentine Army medical providers share COVID-19 best practices

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11/4/2020
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U.S. Army South facilitated the virtual subject matter expert (SME) exchange between BAMC and CMMH.

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‘Virtual Ward’ pilot program to reduce hospital stay time

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"The idea is that instead of staying in hospital longer..., patients are released early and can recover in the comfort and privacy of their homes."

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Defense Health Agency celebrates seven years of service

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DoD's assistive technology office helps keep workers on the job

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Assistive technology services aid uniformed, civilian employees

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DoD pharmacy innovation improves patient safety and convenience

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Pick up your prescription when it’s convenient for you

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DHA proves power of collaboration in medical IT war games

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Army & Navy providers team up to save soldier’s life

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Navy Care virtual health app wins innovation award

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Navy Care offers a live, virtual visit with a clinician — from the patient's smartphone, laptop, or computer.

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Military hospital dials in virtual healthcare to combat COVID-19

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At BAMC, traditional face-to-face appointments for most routine care have increasingly shifted to virtual care to ensure social distancing as well as patient and provider safety.

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Army, FDA discuss 3D printing at workshop

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Artificial intelligence makes its way to dermatology clinic

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The software was able to correctly identify 95% of malignant skin tumors

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Medical tools, supplies 3D printed in desert deployment

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