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.

The Department of Defense Cancer Registry Program is an enterprise data application and repository used to support Military Health System Cancer treatment and research.

FILER is a centralized online repository for all non-patient records affiliated with the Defense Health Agency. The system enables processing and oversight of non-patient records in accordance with The National Archive and Records Administration and Department of Defense automated records keeping standards.

The Health Artifact and Image Management Solution (HAIMS) provides the Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs health care providers global visibility and access to artifacts and images generated during the health care delivery process.

This reference provides special prior authorization rules and background for specific drug groups.

The Anomalous Health Incidents Patient Registry collects patient information after an AHI event.

AHI is the term used to describe a series of unexplained and sudden symptoms associated with the acute onset of a sensory event, such as pressure, heat, loud sounds, or other auditory phenomena.

Durable Medical Equipment is a term for reusable devices or equipment prescribed by a provider for a patient’s use to support a related medical condition

JPSR integrates patient safety data from the DHA and the Department of Veterans Affairs’ National Center for Patient Safety into a single system for quantitative and comparative data analysis.

EAS is a Web-based tool essential to the Department of Defense because it assists the Defense Health Agency in identifying the total cost of providing health care to TRICARE patients.

IAS is an authentication and authorization suite that supplies a robust mechanism for secure Public Key Infrastructure services within the Military Health System. IAS protects access to authorized systems and beneficiary information.

The MHS Planning, Programming, Budget, and Execution Tool facilitates data-driven metrics, assessments, and analysis throughout the Planning, Programming, and Budgeting Execution processes for the Defense Health Program funding requirements.

The Purchased Care Operating System is composed of TRICARE Encounter Data and Patient Encounter Process Reporting. The TED system processes TRICARE healthcare claims and the PEPR system reports and analyzes the claims processed by TED.