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Army reserve deployment health assessment program

dhaP Process presentation. Mr. Erik Noel – AR DHAP Task Lead. Army reserve deployment health assessment program. Agenda. Introduction Overview Pre-DHA DD (Form 2795) Post-DHA (DD Form 2796) PDHRA (DD Form 2900) Program Metrics Contact Information. Purpose.

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Army reserve deployment health assessment program

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  1. dhaP Process presentation Mr. Erik Noel – AR DHAP Task Lead Army reserve deployment health assessment program

  2. Agenda • Introduction • Overview • Pre-DHA DD (Form 2795) • Post-DHA (DD Form 2796) • PDHRA (DD Form 2900) • Program Metrics • Contact Information

  3. Purpose • Ensure a clear understanding of the full deployment cycle support (DCS) process for the Deployment Health Assessment Program (DHAP) is provided in relation to DoDI 6490.03 • Provide specific details on the process for completing each DHA • Review current program metrics associated with compliance, completion, referrals, and no-show rates

  4. Overview of DHAP Cycle

  5. Pre-DHA (DD Form 2795) Process

  6. Post-DHA (DD Form 2796) Process

  7. PDHRA (DD Form 2900) Process

  8. Army Reserve DHAP (PDHRA DD Form 2900) Metrics Aggregate Completion and Compliance Referral Metrics The above data represents mandated assessment requirements IAW DODI 6490.03 Deployment Health Assessment Program as of 10 MAR 2005. Minimum Compliance Standards are 85% for DoD and the Army. The above PDHRA referral data represents assessments completed since 11 SEP 2001. The above data represents assessments for Soldiers who deployed since 10 MAR 05. The goal is for screenings to be completed 90 – 180 days post deployment. The green portrays the Soldiers that accomplished the screening within the mandated time frame IAW DODI 6490.03. Data as of 12 September 2012

  9. PDHRA Performance History Timeliness of PDHRA completion within each Component and Total Army VCSA Goal (85%) Source: MEDPROS Active Duty Reserve National Guard Total Army Apr’12 Apr’12 Jul ‘11 Jul ‘11 Oct ‘11 Jan’12 Apr’12 Jul ‘11 Oct ‘11 Jan’12 Jul ‘11 Oct ‘11 Jan’12 Apr’12 Jan’12 Oct ‘11

  10. PDHRA AR No-Show Rates- Jan-Jun `12 Aggregate Non-show % • A negative percentage is due to more Soldiers being screened than projected; goal is to be as close to 0% no-show as possible. -10% - 10% 11% - 20% > 20%

  11. Contact Information DHA Program Manager CPT Quana Wright Quana.Wright@usar.army.mil 703-806-6687 DHA Program Task Lead Mr. Erik Noel Erik.Noel@usar.army.mil 703-806-6690

  12. Questions?

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