The ITK is a practical reference guide which facilitates and enhances the delivery of immunization healthcare to Department of Defense beneficiaries. The Defense Health Agency Immunization Healthcare Division publishes the ITK based on national recommendations, evidenced-based, peer-reviewed published medical literature, and clinical practice guidelines.

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.

Lower Limb Amputation Clinical Support Tool for Routine Care

Lower Limb Amputation Clinical Support Tool for Residual Limb

Lower Limb Amputation Clinical Support Tool for Pregnancy and Limb Loss

Lower Limb Amputation Clinical Support Tool for Pain Management

Observational gait analysis involves the identification of gait deviations and determinations of the causes associated with each deviation.

Lower Limb Amputation Clinical Support Tool for Living Well with Limb Loss.

The WAMC mobile app provides Defense Health Agency beneficiaries information on how to access health care at the medical center.

The Warfighter Brain Health Provider Toolkit offers easy access to many resources aimed at comprehensive management of patient brain health.

Defense Health Agency Pediatrics App is for pediatricians and contains pediatrics information for various military hospitals and clinics pediatric departments. This password protected app contains a multitude of resources for providers all in one place.

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.

The Web & Mobile Technology Program Management Office oversees the Defense Health Agency Usability Lab and carefully evaluates digital health technologies by observing users and collecting their feedback.

The Interagency Comprehensive Plan for Care Coordination Support (ICPCCS) provides non-clinical care coordination for wounded, ill or injured Service Member/Veterans by facilitating bi-directional data exchange among case management team members from the Department of Defense (DOD) and Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

The Digital Pathology Program is a partnership between the Solution Delivery Division and the Joint Pathology Center to digitize their pathology medical data.