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DoD Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Health Care Personnel Training: DoDI 6200.06 (2016) PHA program policy, responsibilities, procedures and definitions, with current DoWI 6200.06 Change 2 (2026) updates.
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01For which components does DoDI 6200.06 set up the Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) program?
The Active Duty and Reserve Components of the DoD.
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“prescribes procedures for implementing all aspects of the PHA program for Active Duty and Reserve Components of the DoD”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 1 ↗02Which sections of Title 10, U.S. Code does DoDI 6200.06 cite as authority for the PHA program?
Sections 1074a, 10149, and 10206 of Title 10, along with DoD Directive 5124.02.
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“in accordance with DoD Directive (DoDD) 5124.02 and Sections 1074a, 10149, and 10206 of Title 10, United States Code”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 1 ↗03On what date did DoDI 6200.06 (Periodic Health Assessment Program) become effective?
September 8, 2016.
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“Effective: September 8, 2016”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 1 ↗04Does DoDI 6200.06 apply to the Coast Guard when it operates under the Department of Homeland Security?
Yes. It applies to the Coast Guard at all times, including when it is a Service in the Department of Homeland Security, by agreement with that Department.
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“including the Coast Guard at all times, including when it is a Service in the Department of Homeland Security by agreement with that Department”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 3 ↗05According to DoDI 6200.06 policy, what does the PHA program form the foundation for?
All military health assessments.
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“the DoD will establish a PHA program forming the foundation for all military health assessments”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 3 ↗06How many PHA tools does DoDI 6200.06 policy call for across the Military Services?
A single PHA tool (plus other deployment-related health assessment tools when allowed by law) for use by all Military Services.
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“oversight of a single PHA tool and other deployment-related health assessment tools, when allowed by law, for use by all Military Services”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 3 ↗07Which DoD Instruction governs the individual medical readiness (IMR) requirements that the PHA checks for currency?
DoDI 6025.19 in the 2016 course edition. The current Change 2 (2026) calls it DoW Instruction 6025.19.
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“Assess currency of individual medical readiness (IMR) requirements, in accordance with DoW Instruction 6025.19”
— DoWI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment Program, Change 2 (1 Sep 2026, current), p. 3 ↗08Under DoDI 6200.06, which instructions govern the time frame for required deployment-related health assessments that the PHA identifies?
The 2016 course edition cites DoDIs 6490.03 and 6490.12. The current Change 2 (2026) cites only DoDI 6490.03.
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“within the time frame for completion of required deployment-related health assessments, in accordance with DoD Instruction (DoDI) 6490.03”
— DoWI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment Program, Change 2 (1 Sep 2026, current), p. 3 ↗09Under which statute must the PHA include a person-to-person mental health assessment?
Section 1074n of Title 10, United States Code.
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“Include a person-to-person mental health assessment with a health care provider trained to perform mental health assessments, in accordance with Section 1074n of Title 10, United States Code”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 3 ↗10Under DoDI 6200.06, in accordance with which instruction may licensed mental health professionals conduct the PHA mental health assessment?
DoDI 6490.12 in the 2016 course edition (unchanged in Change 1). The current Change 2 (2026) says DoDI 6490.03.
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“Licensed mental health professionals may conduct this assessment in accordance with DoDI 6490.03”
— DoWI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment Program, Change 2 (1 Sep 2026, current), p. 3 ↗11What does the PHA program identify about separation for Service members?
Whether Service members require separation histories and physical examinations.
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“Identify if Service members require separation histories and physical examinations”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 3 ↗12Whose recommendations is the standardized PHA tool based on?
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force's prevention and evidence-based medical recommendations.
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“Provide a standardized PHA tool based on prevention and evidence-based medical recommendations provided by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 3 ↗13Which Military Services and components must use the standardized PHA tool?
All the Military Services and their components.
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“All the Military Services and their components will use this PHA tool”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 3 ↗14What guidance does the PHA program provide on occupational exams and special duty physicals?
Guidance that includes appropriate preventive health education and screening for currency of occupational medical examinations and special duty physicals.
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“Provide guidance that includes appropriate preventive health education and screening for currency of occupational medical examinations and special duty physicals”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 3 ↗15Under DoDI 6200.06, in accordance with which instructions does the PHA program identify duty-limiting and deployment-limiting conditions?
DoDIs 1332.18 and 6490.07, while also monitoring the health of the force.
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“Monitor health of the force and identify duty-limiting and deployment-limiting conditions, in accordance with DoDIs 1332.18 and 6490.07”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 3 ↗16When does the PHA program include a face-to-face encounter with a trained health care provider?
If clinically indicated in any part of the process, or if requested by the Service member.
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“Include a face-to-face encounter with a trained health care provider if clinically indicated in any part of the process, or requested by the Service member”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 3 ↗17Which health information privacy regulation must the PHA program comply with?
DoD 6025.18-R in the 2016 course edition. The current Change 2 (2026) cites DoD Manual 6025.18.
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“Comply with DoD Manual 6025.18”
— DoWI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment Program, Change 2 (1 Sep 2026, current), p. 4 ↗18What medical coding does DoDI 6200.06 require the PHA program to use?
Standardized medical coding in accordance with the current International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems (International Classification of Diseases).
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“Use standardized medical coding, in accordance with the current International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems (also commonly referred to as International Classification of Diseases)”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 4 ↗19What testosterone screening does the current DoWI 6200.06 (Change 2, 2026) add to the PHA?
Screening for testosterone deficiency of all Active Duty and Reserve Component personnel aged 30 and older, as a mandatory PHA element, and available on request to members under 30.
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“Screen all Active Duty and Reserve Component personnel aged 30 and older for testosterone deficiency as a mandatory element of the PHA, and make this screening available upon request to Service members under age 30”
— DoWI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment Program, Change 2 (1 Sep 2026, current), p. 4 ↗20What changes did Change 2 (1 Sep 2026) make to the Periodic Health Assessment instruction?
It implemented mandatory testosterone screening directed by the Secretary of War, incorporated secondary title language (Department of War), and updated references and formatting.
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“Update references and formatting for currency and accuracy”
— DoWI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment Program, Change 2 (1 Sep 2026, current), p. 4 ↗21Which memorandum did DoWI 6200.06 Change 2 incorporate and cancel?
The Secretary of War Memorandum "Health and Human Performance Optimization to Enhance Military Readiness," July 15, 2026.
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“Incorporates and Cancels: Secretary of War Memorandum, “Health and Human Performance Optimization to Enhance Military Readiness,” July 15, 2026”
— DoWI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment Program, Change 2 (1 Sep 2026, current), p. 1 ↗22What did Change 1 (18 Apr 2025) to DoDI 6200.06 change?
Administrative changes updating language to comply with Executive Order 14168. For example, PHA preventive information became "age- and sex-specific" instead of "age- and gender-specific."
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“Providing age- and gender-specific, evidence-based preventive health information”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 7 ↗23Who has overall responsibility for the PHA program?
The Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness (USD(P&R)). In the current Change 2 (2026) it is the Under Secretary of War for Personnel and Readiness (USW(P&R)).
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“The USW(P&R) has overall responsibility for the PHA program”
— DoWI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment Program, Change 2 (1 Sep 2026, current), p. 5 ↗24Whose recommendations does the USD(P&R) consider before revising PHA program policy?
Those of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs (ASD(HA)).
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“will revise this policy after considering recommendations of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs (ASD(HA))”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 5 ↗25Which official directs development and implementation of a comprehensive PHA program, including the PHA tool?
The ASD(HA) (Assistant Secretary of War for Health Affairs, ASW(HA), in the current Change 2).
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“ASW(HA) Assistant Secretary of War for Health Affairs”
— DoWI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment Program, Change 2 (1 Sep 2026, current), p. 10 ↗26What DD Form number and title is the web-based annual PHA tool?
DD Form 3024, "Annual Periodic Health Assessment."
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“web-based, annual PHA tool, DD Form 3024, “Annual Periodic Health Assessment,””
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 5 ↗27What must the web-based annual PHA tool be compatible with, and what must it provide?
It must be compatible with major browser systems and provide information security and information privacy.
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“compatible with major browser systems that provides information security and information privacy”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 5 ↗28What does the ASD(HA) require regarding information sharing and PHA data?
Appropriate information sharing between DoD Components (except where limited by law, policy, or security classification), with PHA data visible, accessible, and understandable across the Department.
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“Requires appropriate information sharing between DoD Components (except where limited by law, policy, or security classification), and that data produced as a result of the responsibilities assigned in this issuance are visible, accessible, and understandable across the Department”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 5 ↗29Under current DoWI 6200.06 Change 2, what must the ASW(HA) ensure about testosterone testing?
That testosterone testing is available across the Military Health System, with additional implementing guidance and clinical decision support.
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“Ensures that testosterone testing is available across the Military Health System (MHS), promulgating additional implementing guidance and clinical decision support”
— DoWI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment Program, Change 2 (1 Sep 2026, current), p. 5 ↗30Which official oversees implementation of DoDI 6200.06 and establishes PHA performance measures?
The Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Readiness Policy and Oversight (DASD(HRP&O)).
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“a. Oversees implementation of this issuance. b. Establishes performance measures, provides guidance for development of metrics, and monitors metrics implementation and analysis”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 5 ↗31Who develops the DHA procedural instruction specifying how DoDI 6200.06 will be implemented and monitored?
The Director, Defense Health Agency (DHA).
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“Develops and establishes a DHA procedural instruction to specify how this issuance will be implemented and monitored”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 5 ↗32Who develops and implements the comprehensive PHA training program for health care providers and personnel?
The Director, DHA.
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“Develops and implements a comprehensive PHA training program for health care providers and health care personnel”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 6 ↗33Which PHA program duties of the Director, DHA concern quality and data?
Establishing quality assurance and quality control metrics for uniform implementation and monitoring, and conducting surveillance and analysis of PHA-related data.
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“Conducts surveillance and analysis of PHA-related data”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 6 ↗34What does the Director, DHA establish so that Active and Reserve Components reach the same PHA outcomes?
Procedures for both Active and Reserve Components to follow to achieve the same PHA program outcomes.
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“Establishes procedures for both Active and Reserve Components to follow to achieve the same PHA program outcomes”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 6 ↗35What group does the Director, DHA establish and manage for the PHA program?
A workgroup to monitor and update the PHA program, as needed.
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“Establishes and manages a workgroup to monitor and update the PHA program, as needed”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 6 ↗36Which official monitors PHA program policies for the Selected Reserve?
The Assistant Secretary of Defense for Manpower and Reserve Affairs (ASD(M&RA)), to assure they are consistent with Active Component policies.
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“ASD(M&RA) monitors PHA program policies for the Selected Reserve to assure they are consistent with policies established for the Active Component”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 6 ↗37What must the Military Departments give unit commanders under DoDI 6200.06?
Access to Service members' PHA self-assessment completion rates as an integral part of the IMR program.
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“Provide unit commanders with access to Service members’ PHA self-assessment completion rates as an integral part of the IMR program”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 6 ↗38Which Service members must the Military Departments and Coast Guard ensure complete an annual PHA self-assessment?
Active Component and Selected Reserve Service members.
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“Ensure Active Component and Selected Reserve Service members complete an annual PHA self-assessment”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 6 ↗39How are Service members not required to complete an annual PHA self-assessment (e.g., certain Ready Reserve members) handled?
They are screened in accordance with section 10206 of Title 10, United States Code.
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“Ensure Service members not required to complete an annual PHA self-assessment (e.g., certain members of the Ready Reserve) are screened in accordance with section 10206 of Title 10, United States Code”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 6 ↗40What do the PHA program objectives define?
The baseline from which the Director, DHA, will develop and establish the DHA procedural instruction.
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“The PHA program objectives define the baseline from which the Director, DHA, will develop and establish the DHA procedural instruction”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 7 ↗41What kind of preventive health information does the PHA program objective provide to Service members?
Age- and gender-specific, evidence-based preventive health information and recommendations (2016 course edition). Since Change 1, and in the current Change 2, it reads age- and sex-specific.
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“Providing age- and sex-specific, evidence-based preventive health information and recommendations to Service members”
— DoWI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment Program, Change 2 (1 Sep 2026, current), p. 8 ↗42Which publication prescribes the occupational and environmental health evaluations, exams, and special duty physicals whose currency the PHA assesses?
DoD 6055.05-M in the 2016 course edition. The current Change 2 (2026) cites DoD Manual 6055.05.
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“special duty physicals as prescribed by DoD Manual 6055.05”
— DoWI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment Program, Change 2 (1 Sep 2026, current), p. 8 ↗43Which PHA program objective covers mental health and deployment assessments?
Completing annual person-to-person mental health assessments and deployment-related health assessments, as appropriate.
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“Completing annual person-to-person mental health assessments and deployment-related health assessments, as appropriate”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 7 ↗44How often are Service members required to complete a PHA?
Every 12 months.
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“Service members are required to complete a PHA every 12 months”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 7 ↗45When is a PHA recorded as overdue?
If it is not completed within 90 days after the due date.
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“The PHA is recorded as overdue if it is not completed within 90 days after the due date”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 7 ↗46Who reviews Service members' responses and the PHA record review section questions?
Health care personnel trained to perform the record review process.
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“Health care personnel trained to perform the record review process will review Service members’ responses and PHA record review section questions”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 7 ↗47What completes the PHA?
A trained health care provider's signature.
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“A trained health care provider’s signature completes the PHA”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 7 ↗48Can special duty physicals include requirements not covered by the PHA?
Yes. Special duty physicals may include duty-specific requirements not identified in the PHA.
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“Special duty physicals may include duty-specific requirements not identified in the PHA”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 7 ↗49Within what timeline must Service members complete the comprehensive, web-based annual PHA?
Within the timeline prescribed by Title 10, United States Code.
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“Service members will complete a comprehensive, web-based, annual PHA within the timeline prescribed by Title 10, United States Code”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 7 ↗50During the PHA process, when may a face-to-face visit with a health care provider be scheduled?
At any time during the PHA process, if indicated.
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“At any time during the PHA process, a face-to-face visit with a health care provider or other appropriate individual may be indicated and scheduled”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 7 ↗51During the PHA, what do trained health care personnel review, and back to when?
The Service member's self-assessment, available health records, and other information from medical encounters since at least the Service member's last PHA.
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“Trained health care personnel will review the Service member’s self-assessment, available health records, and other information from medical encounters since at least the Service member’s last PHA”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 7 ↗52After reviewing the PHA, what may trained health care personnel determine and do?
Determine whether the Service member requires further evaluation or health education, and contact the Service member.
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“personnel may determine if the Service member requires further evaluation or health education and contact the Service member”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 8 ↗53Under the DHA PHA procedural instruction, what three things do health care providers with PHA program-specific training do?
Conduct the person-to-person mental health assessment if not already completed within the current calendar year, assess and document significant findings, and document PHA dispositions in the appropriate medical system of record.
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“health care providers who have received PHA program-specific training will: (1) Conduct the person-to-person mental health assessment if not previously completed within the current calendar year. (2) Assess and document significant findings. (3) Document dispositions of the PHA in the appropriate medical system of record”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 8 ↗54Where is the PHA completion date recorded?
In the Service-specific medical readiness system of record.
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“Recorded the PHA completion date in the Service-specific medical readiness system of record”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 8 ↗55Does completing the PHA fulfil all individual medical readiness (IMR) requirements?
No. Completion of the PHA does not constitute fulfillment of all IMR requirements.
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“Completion of the PHA does not constitute fulfillment of all IMR requirements”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 8 ↗56Where must data collected from the PHA be sent and archived?
In the approved medical record, in accordance with DoDI 6040.45.
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“Sent to and archived in the approved medical record data collected from the PHA, in accordance with DoDI 6040.45”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 8 ↗57For a PHA to count as current for reporting, what must providers do about items needing evaluation or education, and about preventive care?
Identify, review, and initiate appropriate actions on all items requiring evaluation or health education, and provide recommended clinical preventive education and information, documenting referrals and other recommendations.
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“Provided recommended clinical preventive education and information to the Service member and documented recommended referrals and other recommendations”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 8 ↗58As defined in DoDI 6200.06, what is a PHA?
The annual comprehensive medical readiness health assessment, including routine annual preventive health care screening, that reflects morbidity and mortality risks tied to military service, age, and gender (sex in the current Change 2).
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“that reflect morbidity and mortality risks associated with the military service, age, and sex of a Service member”
— DoWI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment Program, Change 2 (1 Sep 2026, current), p. 11 ↗59According to the DoDI 6200.06 glossary, what is the PHA the basis for?
For individual Service members to document their medical readiness to perform military duties.
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“The PHA is the basis for individual Service members to document their medical readiness to perform military duties”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 10 ↗60What does the DoDI 6200.06 glossary define as the PHA self-assessment?
The annual requirement for Service members to communicate their medical and health readiness status, as required by DoD IMR standards.
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“Annual requirement for Service members to communicate their medical and health readiness status, as required by DoD IMR standards”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 10 ↗61What does the DoDI 6200.06 glossary define as the PHA tool?
A comprehensive, web-based application with standardized questions and medical assessment procedures for conducting required annual PHAs (DD Form 3024).
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“Comprehensive, web-based application with standardized questions and medical assessment procedures for conducting required annual PHAs of Service members (DD Form 3024)”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 10 ↗62Which health care providers fall under the DoDI 6200.06 definition of health care providers?
Licensed or certified physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, advanced practice nurses, independent duty corpsmen, special forces medical sergeants, independent duty medical technicians, or independent duty health services technicians who have received PHA program-specific training.
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“Licensed or certified health care personnel (specifically, a physician, physician assistant, nurse practitioner, advanced practice nurse, independent duty corpsman, special forces medical sergeant, independent duty medical technician, or independent duty health services technician) who have received PHA program-specific training”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 9 ↗63Does the DoDI 6200.06 definition of a health care provider grant authority to prescribe drugs?
No. The definition does not imply authority to prescribe use of prescription drugs.
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“This definition does not imply authority to prescribe use of prescription drugs”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 9 ↗64For the PHA, what counts as a "person-to-person" dialogue?
A face-to-face, telephone, or video teleconference dialogue conducted in a private setting to foster trust and openness in discussing sensitive health concerns.
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“person-to-person. Face-to-face, telephone, or video teleconference dialogue with an individual that is conducted in a private setting to foster trust and openness in discussing sensitive health concerns”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 9 ↗65How does DoDI 6200.06 define a face-to-face encounter?
An encounter when the individuals are physically in the presence of each other.
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“An encounter when the individuals are physically in the presence of each other”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 9 ↗66What are special duty physicals, per DoDI 6200.06?
Examinations required because of the individual's military occupation (e.g., divers, aviators).
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“Examinations which, because of the individual’s military occupation (e.g., divers, aviators), are required”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 10 ↗67Who are "trained health care personnel" under DoDI 6200.06?
Health care personnel who have received PHA program-specific training.
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“trained health care personnel. Health care personnel who have received PHA program-specific training”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 10 ↗68What is the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, as described in DoDI 6200.06?
An independent, volunteer panel of national public health experts in prevention and evidence-based medicine that recommends screenings, counseling services, and preventive medications.
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“recommendations such as screenings, counseling services, and preventive medications”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 10 ↗69What are "clinical preventive services" as defined in the 2016 DoDI 6200.06?
Services recommended by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force to prevent or reduce the risk for heart disease, cancer, infectious diseases, and other conditions and events that impact health.
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“Services recommended by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force intended to prevent or reduce the risk for heart disease, cancer, infectious diseases, and other conditions and events that impact health”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 9 ↗70What does "preventive health screening" refer to in the PHA?
Certain questions in the PHA self-assessment as identified by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force.
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“Refers to certain questions in the PHA self-assessment as identified by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force”
— DoDI 6200.06, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Program (8 Sep 2016, course edition), p. 10 ↗71What does the PHA program's over-arching management include?
The DHA procedural instruction; PHA tool updates per USPSTF recommendations; information management and IT specifications; targeted health education for the Service member; record reviewer and provider education; and quality assurance measures.
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“DHA procedural instruction; update and maintenance of the PHA tool in accordance with the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommendations; development of information management and information technology specifications and requirements; targeted health education for the Service member; record reviewer and health care provider education; and quality assurance measures”
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