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Welcome!!! PDHealth.mil was designed to assist clinicians in the delivery of post-deployment healthcare by fostering a trusting partnership between military men and women, veterans, their families, and their healthcare providers to ensure the highest quality care for those who make sacrifices in the world's most hazardous workplace.



  • DoD Training to Administer Deployment Mental Health Assessments (Official DoD Training designed to train and certify medical personnel to implement pre- and post-deployment mental health assessments)


  • USAPHC(Prov) TG 230, Environmental Health Risk Assessment and Chemical Exposure Guidelines for Deployed Military Personnel, Jun 10 This guide is a standard tool to assess and characterize chemical exposures during deployments in a manner that is consistent with established joint military risk management doctrine.
Updated on 27 Aug 2010

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Post-Deployment Health Highlights

Clinical Practice Guidelines

Deployment Health Assessments

PDH Guidelines News and Updates
Update on Health Concerns and Conditions
Post-Deployment Health Assessment (PDHA)
Post-Deployment Health Reassessment (PDHRA)

Updated on 30 Aug 2010

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Important DoD Helplines

Army Families Online
(800) 833-6622

Army Long Term Family Case Management
(866) 272-5841

Army Reserve Warrior and Family Assistance Center
(866) 436-6290

Army Sexual Harassment/Assault
(800) 464-8107

DCoE Outreach Center
(866) 966-1020

DoD Helpline
(800) 796-9699

Marine Corps Community Services OIF Helpline
(866) 227-2708

Military OneSource 24/7 Help Center
(800) 342-9647

Military Severely Injured Center
(888) 774-1361

Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office
(800) 342-9647

Wounded Warrior Resource Center Call Center
(800) 342-9647

Wounded Soldier and Family Hotline
(800) 984-8523

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DHCC Program Highlights

The Specialized Care Programs Two tertiary, multidisciplinary treatment programs for Service Members experiencing symptoms post deployment:
RESPECT-Mil (Re-Engineering Systems of Primary Care Treatment of Depression and PTSD in the Military) is a treatment model designed to screen, assess and treat active duty service members with depression and/or PTSD in a primary care setting.
Theater of War uses ancient Greek plays to dispel stigma and encourage modern warriors and families to seek the help they need.
DHCC Helplines.
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For Sep 2, 2010

Local vets weigh in on end of Iraq combat operations

VA Secretary Addresses Traumatic Brain Injury Conference

U.S. hospital in Germany handles America's Afghan war wounded

A Fine Tribute to Our Troops and Our Mission

Fayetteville filmmaker profiles troops recovering from brain trauma

Air Force: Sergeant may have exposed others to HIV

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