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DHIMS: Defense Health Information Management System

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The Premier Global Electronic Health Record

Military's EHR

  • 9.7+ million beneficiaries with clinical data
  • 77,000+ active users
  • 140,000+ new encounters per day

Military Treatment Facilities

  • 63+ hospitals
  • 413+ medical clinics
  • 375+ dental clinics

Theater Footprint

  • 15 Theater hospitals
  • 408 forward
    resuscitative sites and first responder sites
  • 65 U.S. Naval ships

Patient Movement Items Tracking System (PMITS) PlexusD

The Patient Movement Items Tracking System (PMITS) PlexusD tracks the storage of patient movement items (PMI) during peacetime and its movement during contingency and wartime operations. PMITS ensures critical patient-movement equipment is available throughout patient evacuation to save critically injured warfighters' lives. Commanders use PMITS PlexusD to manage and redistribute PMI assets to avoid shortages during patient evacuations.

Without PMITS PlexusD, units would have to call or drive to other units to search for needed equipment while critically injured warfighters wait for patient evacuation. Understanding the grave consequences of lost or unavailable PMI data, PMITS PlexusD was designed to replicate its data at several different U.S. Air Force (USAF) locations or "hubs" on a daily basis and also has the ability to update PMI location data globally.

Key Capabilities and Facts

  • Provides medical materiel for exchange when the materiel items must accompany a Theater patient to his or her final destination
  • Relies on timely recycling of PMI equipment through accurate tracking processes and Web-enabled worldwide asset visibility
  • PMITS PlexusD workstations are currently deployed at Air Force and Army strategic and Theater operational locations
  • Authorized worldwide military users may access aggregate read-only PMI data via hyperlink through the Joint Medical Asset Repository or directly via the DMLSS PMITS Web server
  • PMITS is a Theater Medical Information Program Block 2 application that will operate on Window XP or the Windows 2003 server

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Last Updated: February 10, 2012