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Through partnership with the eHealth Exchange, the Military Health System (MHS) Joint Health Information Exchange (jHIE) joined national efforts to securely share MHS beneficiary health care information electronically with other federal and private sector partners from which MHS patients may receive health care.

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The DoD, in selecting potential candidates for the Panel, reviews the educational and professional credentials of individuals and bases its selection on this review and the subject matters being handled by the Panel.

This charter describes the Uniform Formulary Beneficiary Advisory Panel and it responsibilities

This clinical recommendation provides background of pre-deployment neurocognitive testing and the use of automated neuropsychological assessment metrics (ANAM).

This clinical recommendation serves as a reference tool offering medical guidance following indications from post-injury neuroendocrine screening.

The PHQ-9 is a nine-item tool commonly used in the primary care setting to assess the presence and severity of depression symptoms.

This document acknowledges those who participated in the expert working group and provides the resources used to update the Management of Sleep Disturbances following Concussion/Mild TBI: Guidance for Primary Care Management in Deployed and Non-Deployed Settings clinical recommendation.

The VOMS for Concussion Instructions is a clinical support tool for use with the MACE 2.

The six-item HIT-6 provides a global measure of adverse headache impact and is used to screen and monitor patients with headaches in both clinical practice and clinical research. The HIT-6 items measure the severity of headache pain and the adverse impact of headache on social functioning, role functioning, vitality, cognitive functioning and ...

The ISI is a brief, validated, seven-item self-report questionnaire useful for the initial assessment of insomnia symptom severity and ongoing monitoring of treatment response.

The NSI is used as a subjective measure for symptom reporting. The NSI is a 22-item symptom inventory of non-specific but common mild TBI symptoms.

The 25-item self-assessment evaluates the impact of dizziness on daily life imposed by vestibular system disease.