1 • Access to care initiatives • Family, Child & Adolescent behavioral health initiatives • Educating the Families on available services at the MTF and in the community • Innovative programs to address impacts of deployments on Families IP 7.0 Maximize Physical & Psychological Health Promotion And Prevention IP 8.0 Improve Quality, Outcome Focused Care and Services IP 9.0 Improve Access & Continuity of Care Army Family Covenant
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• Access to care initiatives• Family, Child & Adolescent behavioral health
initiatives• Educating the Families on available services
at the MTF and in the community• Innovative programs to address impacts of
deployments on Families• MTF involvement is essential for its success
IP 7.0 Maximize Physical &Psychological Health Promotion
And Prevention
IP 8.0 Improve Quality, OutcomeFocused
Care and Services
IP 9.0 Improve Access &Continuity of Care
Army Family Covenant
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1995 6 OCONUS31 CONUS37 Hospitals
198814 OCONUS35 CONUS49 Hospitals
2009 3 OCONUS 21 CONUS24 Hospitals
51% reduction in last two decades
Army Healthcare Challenges
Restationing and Grow the Army PTSD, Traumatic Brain Injury, Rehabilitation
Delivering healthcare on the battlefield and at home19.3% fewer MC authorizations (90-08)
21.0% fewer MC officers (90-08)
Increasing demand by Soldiers & Families - Direct care work up 7% since 04 - Purchased care up 65% since 04
~1,400 medics deployed(~425 = providers)Need 1,263 AD increase
to support GTA growthof 165,000 beneficiaries
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• Military Child & Adolescent Center of Excellence
• School Based Behavioral Health Programs
Mitigation Strategies
• Warrior Adventure Quest• Community Based Primary Care Clinics• Leveraging Technology