Download - AMSUS IHS Nov 2011
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AMSUS IHS(6 Nov 2011)Lt Gen Green (30-Minute)
� Meeting: AMSUS IHS Outbreak, 6 November 2011, 1430
� Theme: “Transformational Pathways to Global Healthcare”
� Audience: ~ 70 International Health Specialists (IHS)
� Purpose: Updates on AFMS and IHS Future
� Design: AFMS future updates, AFMS mission/strategy
� Format: Unclassified
� Sources: NOVA brief, SLW brief, iEHR brief, Dental Updates
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Headquarters U.S. Air Force
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Air Force Pathways toGlobal Healthcare
Lt Gen C. Bruce GreenSurgeon General
6 Nov 2011
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Our Framework ProvidesFocus and Alignment)
Transform Deployable CapabilityRapid Response to Any Worldwide Contingency
Build Patient-Centered CareContinuity & Prevention to Optimize Health
Invest in Education, Training & ResearchSustain Our Future Capabilities
FitForce
OverlappingMission Areas
Strategies
Strategy � Common Practice � Culture
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T+0 hrs
CAF/MAF Improvement
T+3 hrs
EMEDS Health Response Team a Reality!
Immediate< 20 min
ER< 2 hrs
OR & ICU< 3 hrs
Expeditionary Operations) Evolving to Save Lives!
ForwardResuscitative
Care
Definitive CareHome w/Family
SAMMC
Self-AidBuddy Care
Combat MedicsNavy Corpsmen
In Theater CareRehab/RecoveryAF Theater Hosp
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Global Reach:IHS Supporting National Priorities
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Providing Medical Stability and Building Global Partnerships
1 Jan 10 - 30 Jun 11, 275 Missions in 81 Countries
Belize
UkraineMozambique
PacificAngel
Honduras
DominicanRepublic
Kyrgyzstan
VietnamIndonesia
Timor
Sierra Leone
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Generating Knowledge)
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PRIMARY CARE 2025: A Scenario Exploration of Forces,Challenges, and Opportunities Shaping Primary Care in the U.S.
DOD/VA iEHR and GOVERNMENT HIE SUMMIT:Establishing a Common Roadmap for Today,
Tomorrow, and the Future
OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE of the MILITARY HEALTH SYSTEM:A Product Lifecycle Management Workshop
VETERANS AFFAIRS ROUNDTABLE: Future Performance Metrics toAssess Population Health, Patient Experience, and Healthcare Value
GENOMIC MEDICINE: An Active Consortium of Government,Academic, and Industry Leaders in the Field of GenomicMedicine Providing Expert Direction for PC2Z Program
Innovative Collaboration to Shape the Future of Healthcare
USU-HJF Military Medicine Symposium:The TBI Spectrum, Challenges, Initiatives, & Prevention
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Building Partnerships: WholeGovernment Approach
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BP is an interagency activity led by Department of State (outside of USborders) and Department of Homeland Security (w/in US borders)
Source: USAF Building Partnerships Master Plan Draft (Aug 10)
HHS
Development
DiplomacyDefense
“The Foreign policy of the United States is built on the threeDs: defense, diplomacy, and development.”
– Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
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AFMS Continuum of GlobalHealth Engagement
Extend operationalreach of the Joint
Forces
Enhance partner nationcapability for force health
protection, homeland defense, andhealth services
Optimize partner nationAirpower concepts
Communicate, advise,build partnerships
Train, mentor,expand capabilities
Educate,aerospace expertise,
interoperability
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Global Health Engagement
Total Force program addressingevolving global health issues to
support US Mission/CCDRsecurity cooperation initiatives
USAF only Service with IHS capability
60 full-time positions (+6 on JMD)
250+ AF medics are IHS specialists
2000+ AF medics with languageproficiency in 65 languages
CAPABILITIES:
Foreign language skills
Cross-cultural competency
Geopolitical insights
Regional health expertise
Interagency & security cooperation
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IHS Training:Phased in FY11-13
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10-13 wks
-IHS Orientation + JHOC (1-wk)-Overseas Course--DISAM (1-wk)-Embassy Immersion--POLAD (5-wk)-Regional Security Center—AOR specific (1-4 wk)-Air Advisor--AETC (2-wk)
Trained,Capable &
Effective IHS *
CAPABILITIES•Foreign language skills•Cross-cultural competency•Geopolitical insight•Regional health expertise•Interagency coordination•Security cooperation expertise
*Additional training required for membersassigned to IHS UTC (e.g., EMEDS)
CNAF/SGs may mandate additional training appropriate to AOR
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Building Success
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LINES OF EFFORT• Prevent: Build partnerships and trust• Protect: Enhance partner nation capability for force health
protection, homeland defense and health services• Respond: Capability; coalition & optimize PN air capability
• 1 AF: Collaboration with inter-agencies on a routine basis• 3 AF: Wounded Warrior Workshop; DIMO training in exercise• 9 AF: “Deep Dives”Lcritical analysis to inform strategy• 12 AF: Developing strategy to task; integration with A5• 13 AF: Partnership with AFRC for personnel/capability• 17 AF: Partnership with ANG/State Partnership Program
Leveraging Federal Capabilities Internationally
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Creating Global Partnerships
Macedonia(Host Nation)
MEDCEUR Partner Nations
Building International Trust Through World-Class Training
-EMEDSResponse
- Disaster Planning- Public HealthDisaster Mgmt
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Setting the Stage
� Regional Outreach� Veterinarian Subject Matter Expert Exchange Events (SMEE)� Annual Nursing Symposium� International Exercises/Real World Events� Partnerships with USAID and other NGOs
� ANG State Partnership Programs� Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Response� MEDLITE 2011
� Air Evacuation Missions and Training
� Strategic Communication Initiatives
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Building a Better Tomorrow Through Partnerships
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Patient-Centered Care, Anywhere� Ready: Reassure patient that you “know them”
� Accessible: Be there when the patient needs you
� Prepared: Respect patient and their time
� Precise: Clarify all treatment and follow-up
� Organized: Don’t ask patient what you should know or haveavailable in their medical record
� Respectful: Always answer phone calls/resolve patient concerns
� Thorough: Tell patient what to do if they feel worse
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Patient-Centered Care Begins with Access to Earn Trust!
GOAL!
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“TRUSTED CARE ANYWHERE”