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Medical Situational Awareness in the Theater (MSAT) is a web-based application on the Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNet) that combines data from multiple sources, providing a common operating picture and decision support for deployed medical forces.
This fact sheet describes the DoD’s electronic health record, MHS GENESIS.
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Mobile Computing Capability (MCC) is a medical application that allows first responders to document patient status and treatments rendered at the point of injury. The application may be loaded onto commercially available mobile devices.
This fact sheet describes the MHS GENESIS Patient Portal.
Theater Medical Data Store (TMDS) is a Non-Classified Internet Protocol Router Network (NIPRNet)-based web system that allows providers to view and document a patient’s complete operational electronic health record by compiling his/her health history from various electronic military health care systems within the operational environment.
This fact sheet describes the MHS GENESIS Cybersecurity transformation.
This information paper defines procedures for acquiring VIGIV.
SDD ASIMS Fact Sheet
This information paper describes Smallpox disease and the Smallpox vaccine.
SDD Patient Reported Outcomes Clinical Record (PROCR) Fact Sheet
This fact sheet, from the Armed Services Blood Program, describes how Chagas is transmitted, its signs and symptoms, and how to prevent getting the disease.
The Defense Medical Logistics - Enterprise Solution (DML-ES) is the DoD MEDLOG IT portfolio. LogiCole is the technical refresh of DMLSS transitioning all MEDLOG applications into a single, web-based application supporting all medical logistics functions in the Military Health System.
This fact sheet, from the Armed Services Blood Program, describes how West Nile is transmitted, its signs and symptoms, and how to prevent getting the disease.
This fact sheet, from the Armed Services Blood Program, describes how Malaria is transmitted, its signs and symptoms, and how to prevent getting the disease.
This fact sheet, from the Armed Services Blood Program, describes how Babesia is transmitted, its signs and symptoms, and how to prevent getting the disease.
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