Military centralizes dental interfaces into a single platform for all Services
By MAJ Daniel TierneyDecember 17, 2020
U.S. Army Medical Command (MEDCOM) and the Corporate Dental System (CDS) Program Management Office (PMO) have successful deployed the Tri-Service Encounter Module (TEM) which is a web-based Mass Event Module (MEM) that documents Soldier Readiness and dental care across the Army, Navy, and Air Force dental.The TEM merged the three Service's dental interfaces into a single platform that standardizes workflows, improves performance data capture and clinical efficiency for the 5,000 DOD dental providers across 270 dental facilities; while reducing cost, maintenance, andredundancies.Bringing the Tri-Services under unified business rules is a significant win for modernization efforts.To improve MEDCOM's Operational Mission, CDS integrated the TEM into Mobile CDS (mCDS). mCDS is a low/no comm IT solution for theater dental care and imaging.The warzone care dental care information is synchronized with the Service Member's dental record to improve care continuity.
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