Department of Defense Appropriations for 1993: Medical programsU.S. Government Printing Office, 1992 |
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... increase 11 percent in 1992. Growth in the De- partment of Defense health care costs are programmed at less than four percent per year through fiscal year 1997. This increase , small in comparison to national trends , looms large in a ...
... increase 11 percent in 1992. Growth in the De- partment of Defense health care costs are programmed at less than four percent per year through fiscal year 1997. This increase , small in comparison to national trends , looms large in a ...
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... increase 11 percent , and total health care spending will consume 14 percent of the GNP in 1992. Growth in the Department of Defense health care costs presently is programmed at 3.87 percent per year through FY 1997. This increase ...
... increase 11 percent , and total health care spending will consume 14 percent of the GNP in 1992. Growth in the Department of Defense health care costs presently is programmed at 3.87 percent per year through FY 1997. This increase ...
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... medical O & M accounts . The FY 93 O & M medical program of $ 8.9 billion reflects an increase of $ 171.4 million ... less than two percent ... over the FY 92 current estimate . The Defense Health Program ( FY 93 ) provides resources 10.
... medical O & M accounts . The FY 93 O & M medical program of $ 8.9 billion reflects an increase of $ 171.4 million ... less than two percent ... over the FY 92 current estimate . The Defense Health Program ( FY 93 ) provides resources 10.
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... care benefit and the authorized increase to the dental benefit . Significantly , FY 91 CHAMPUS costs remained within appropriated funds , and we are confident FY92 costs will as well . 7 In addition to health care delivery , the Defense 11.
... care benefit and the authorized increase to the dental benefit . Significantly , FY 91 CHAMPUS costs remained within appropriated funds , and we are confident FY92 costs will as well . 7 In addition to health care delivery , the Defense 11.
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... Increase hepatitis B immunization levels to 90 percent among occupationally exposed workers . * Expand coverage for immunizations recommended by the U.S. Clinical Preventive Services Task Force to all beneficiaries , both children and ...
... Increase hepatitis B immunization levels to 90 percent among occupationally exposed workers . * Expand coverage for immunizations recommended by the U.S. Clinical Preventive Services Task Force to all beneficiaries , both children and ...
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active duty aerostat Air Force aircraft Andy Cox Answer Appropriations APRIL 30 Army Reserve Association BACA base closure beneficiaries benefits budget Chairman CHAMPUS CHAMPUS Reform Initiative civilian technicians cleanup command Committee CONGRESS THE LIBRARY continue contract contractors Coordinated Care Program copayment cost counterdrug Department of Defense Desert Storm DICKS DoD's drug efforts eligible enrollment environmental evaluation Federal fiscal year 1992 funding Guard and Reserve health care hospital implementation increase installations law enforcement agencies managed managed care Medicare MENDEZ ment military health Military Technician million mission MURTHA National Guard Naval Reserve Navy Office Operation Desert Operation Desert Storm patient percent problem proposed Question recommendations reduced request requirements reserve components Reservists retirement Secretary of Defense SEMATECH Subcommittee Terry Cox tion Uniformed Services units USTF
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الصفحة 685 - ... Federal civilian employees, are forced to wear military uniforms while performing their day to day civilian duties. Their counterparts, who are technicians in the Army and Air Force Reserve,' wear civilian attire during the work week. It's not a pretty picture and it gets worse when you add in the AGR program. Somehow, technicians have been able to maintain their dedication to duty as their dignity is stripped away. Another aspect that must be considered is deployability. These full-time personnel...
الصفحة 583 - ... was hospitalized as a result of wounds, disease, or injury incurred while serving in a combat zone...
الصفحة 634 - Fortune magazine in its article on the "100 Best America Products", and by inclusion in the book The 100 Best Companies to Work for in America.
الصفحة 489 - Alabama, Arkansas, Idaho, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Vermont, West Virginia, Wyoming, and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
الصفحة 202 - to create and maintain high morale, in the uniformed services by providing an improved and uniform program of medical and dental care for members and certain former members of these services and for their dependents.
الصفحة 591 - Although its name implies restricted membership to noncommissioned and petty officers of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force and Coast Guard, other categories of membership are open to all enlisted men and women.
الصفحة 149 - Statement of Colonel Charles C. Partridge. USA (Ret) Legislative Counsel The National Association for Uniformed Services and the Society of Military Widows Before the Subcommittee on Compensation, Pension and Insurance Committee on Veterans' Affairs US House of Representatives September 23, 1993 • •• Veterans
الصفحة 719 - Practice Issues A March 1989 report to Senator Daniel K. Inouye (D-HI) by the General Accounting Office entitled "DOD Health Care: Issues Involving Military Nurse Specialists" included information on CRNA concerns about their scope of practice in military hospitals and the degree of anesthesiologist supervision required. In April of 1990, the DOD submitted to the Senate and House Committees on Armed Services the congressional ly mandated "Report on Military Use of Registered Nurse Anesthetists".
الصفحة 837 - It is the sense of Congress that the Department of Defense shall use the least costly form of manpower that Is consistent with military requirements and other needs of the Department of Defense.
الصفحة 719 - Medical Quality Assurance", 2). DoD Directive 6025.6, "Licensure of DoD Health Care Providers", and 3). DoD Directive 6025.11, "Health Care Provider Credentials Review and Clinical Privileging", which also specifies supervision and scope of practice requirements. The report notes that DoD policy does not require direct supervision of CRNAs by anesthesiologists, nor does it restrict CRNA practice to selected procedures. Rather, it authorizes hospital commanders to make decisions about the level of...