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One Mission: Continuum of Care for Service Members and their Families
Lt Gen Douglas J. Robb
Director, Defense Health Agency 09 Sep 2015
“Medically Ready Force…Ready Medical Force”
The “Why”
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…the “Why Not”
DHA: IOC Oct 2013 – FOC Oct 2015 Where We Are
• Established ten shared services to improve MHS-wide standardization, efficiency, and jointness
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DHA Shared Services
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TRICARE Health Plan
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Pharmacy Programs FOC 3 March 15
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Medical Education & Training IOC 10 AUG 14
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Research, Development & Acq IOC 1 JUN 14
Health Information Technology
Facilities FOC 3 March 15
Budget & Resource Management IOC 1 FEB 14
Medical Logistics FOC 3 March 15
Procurement/Contracting IOC 1 MAR 14
Public Health IOC 30 SEP 14
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“Medically Ready Force…Ready Medical Force”
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IOC 1 OCT 13
• Established ten shared services to improve MHS-wide standardization, efficiency, and jointness
• Integrated more than 1,700 employees from the Army, Navy, Air Force, and the former TRICARE Management Activity (TMA) into the Agency at more than 40 sites around the globe
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DHA: IOC Oct 2013 – FOC Oct 2015 Where We Are
Defense Health Agency: Global Support
TRO West TRO South
METC
Health IT
DHA - Aurora
TRO North
Defense Health Agency
TRICARE Pacific TRICARE Europe:
MMSO Great Lakes
“Medically Ready Force…Ready Medical Force” 6
Armed Forces Med Examiner
USD(P&R) ASD(HA)
DHA Director
POLICY DEVELOPMENT & OVERSIGHT POLICY EXECUTION
Combat Support Agency Responsibilities
Admin & Mgt EEOO Comptroller
DHA OGC
Special Staff
Manpower
EHR Functional Champion
METC HQ
DMRTI
JMESI
IPO PEO DHMS
Secretary of Defense
Chief of Staff
Component Acquisition Executive
Analytics
Communications
Prog Integration Small Business
Def Health Board Strategic Mgt
HA / DHA Liaison
Procurement
Innovation
DoD/ VA PCO
CJCS
NCR Medical Directorate
Business Support Directorate
Health IT Directorate (CIO)
Research Development & Acquisition Directorate
Healthcare Operations Directorate (CMO)
Education & Training Directorate
Defense Health Agency
Academic Review & Oversight
Prof Development , Sustainment, & Prog Mgmt
Shared Service
TRICARE Health Plan
Pharmacy
Clinical Support
Public Health
Readiness
Warrior Care Program
Research Division
Portfolio Mgmt and Customer Relations
Innovation and Advanced Technology Dev (CTO)
Infrastructure & Operations
Solution Delivery
Defense Health Service System (DHSS)
Defense Health Clinical Systems (DHCS)
Information Delivery
Cyber Security
Facility Planning
Medical Logistics
Budget & Resource Management
Program Integrity
Walter Reed National Military Med Center
Ft. Belvoir Community Hospital
Joint Pathology Center
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Operations
Nat’l Museum of Mil Health and Medicine
AF Medical Examiner Sys
Global Support for a Global Mission DHA is to medical as DLA is to logistics or as DISA is to communications
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• Established ten shared services to improve MHS-wide standardization, efficiency, and jointness
• Integrated more than 1,700 employees from the Army, Navy, Air Force, and the former TRICARE Management Activity (TMA) into the Agency at more than 40 sites around the globe
• Launched a robust analytics cell to provide dynamic decision support and standardized performance monitoring across the MHS
9 “Medically Ready Force…Ready Medical Force”
DHA: IOC Oct 2013 – FOC Oct 2015 Where We Are
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Performance for Improvement (P4I): MHS Center of Gravity
The Operational Environment That Lies Ahead...
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2015 National Military Strategy Preparing for Prolonged Conflict
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“Medically Ready Force… Ready Medical Force”
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Theater
Hospital
Care
Definitive
Care
“Level 4”
CASEVAC/MEDEVAC Policy:
1 Day
TACTICAL AE Policy:
7 Days
STRATEGIC AE Policy:
15 Days
Damage
Control
Resuscitation/
Surgery < 1 Hour
< 24 Hours
2-3 Days
Tactical Combat
Casualty Care
Continuum of Care
“Medically Ready Force…Ready Medical Force”
National Security /Military Strategy Implications for Research
• Urgency remains high for robust medical research portfolio across the spectrum of military operations
• Threats continue from both combat and non-combat scenarios (e.g., infectious disease and stability of governments)
• Acute, intermediate and long-term needs (PTSD, TBI, amputee care) of our service members and veterans remain a core moral obligation of the Department and the Nation
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~14,000Servicemembers
enrolledinawoundedwarriorprogram
~40,000VeteranseligibleforLeadCoordinator
assignment
Poten aloverlappingpopula on,sizeTBD
=1,000ServicemembersorVeterans
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?
?
DoD VA
Complex Care Population
“Medically Ready Force…Ready Medical Force”
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Transition Support: Interagency Care Coordination Committee (IC3)
One Mission...
“Medically Ready Force…Ready Medical Force”
To Streamline, Synchronize, Coordinate, and Integrate
the full spectrum of care, benefits, and services provided
to Service Members and Veterans and their families
as they transition between the two Departments and
into the civilian community
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Transition Support: Interagency Care Coordination Committee (IC3)
One Policy...
“Medically Ready Force…Ready Medical Force”
VA & DoD MOU
USD P&R and Dep Sec of the VA
July 25, 2014
Complex Care Coordination
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Transition Support: Interagency Care Coordination Committee (IC3)
One Plan!
“Medically Ready Force…Ready Medical Force”
Lead Coordinator Interagency Comprehensive Plan
PTSD
mTBI
DCoE for Psychological Health and TBI: You’ve Made a Difference!
MH/Psychiatric dx Chronic Pain
Substance Abuse Sleep Disorders
Visual/Vestibular/ Hearing Disorders
Cognitive Disorders
Yesterday’s Understanding...
“other”
PTSD
mTBI
MH/Psych dx Chronic Pain
Substance Abuse Sleep Disorders
Visual/Vestibular/ Hearing Disorders
Cognitive Disorders
Today’s Understanding…thanks to you!
“other”
DCoE for Psychological Health and TBI: You’ve Made a Difference!
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There are no advances in TBI Care…
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…Without You!
There are no advances in Psychological Health…
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…Without You!
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And there are no families made whole again...
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…Without You!
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Keep pushing the envelope…
…we’ve got folks counting on us!
Backup
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DoD Centers of Excellence Recommendations – CoE Organization
Defense Center
of Excellence for
Vision
Defense Center
of Excellence for
Hearing
Defense Center
of Excellence for
Joint Trauma
Defense Center
of Excellence for
Cancer
Defense Center
of Excellence for
TBI/PH
Defense Center
of Excellence for
Extremity Trauma
& Amputation
Defense Center
of Excellence for
Health & Military
Performance
Center of
Defense Health
Excellence
(Defense Health Agency)
Support Oversight
Best Practices Assess
PERFORMANCE &
HEALTH OUTCOMES
Assure **
Dat
a
Military Health System & Affiliate Data Repositories *
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