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H.R. 2500, HASC Report for FY 2020, 116-120, Pg. 167
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To access the Joint Commission Resources (JCR) on the Defense Medical Virtual Library (DMVL), go to www.health.mil/dmvl and click on the DMVL portal. The webpage that opens will be titled e-Journals. The default page is e-Journals; click on the Databases tab. Then click on “J” for Joint Commission Resources (JCR) or click on ‘All’ for the full list of databases (2 pages). Click on the Joint Commission Resources (JCR) link. Once on the JCR page, look to the left hand side and click on the ‘E-dition’ button under Software Products. We have electronic access to the following manuals: Hospital, Behavioral Health, and Ambulatory Care.
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