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- What does DoDI 6490.12 establish?
- Which memorandum does DoDI 6490.12 implement for serial deployment mental health assessments?
- Which earlier guidance did DoDI 6490.12 incorporate and cancel?
- Does DoDI 6490.12 apply to the Coast Guard?
- Under DoDI 6490.12, what does "deployed in connection with a contingency operation" require in terms of time?
- How does DoDI 6490.12 define an operational risk factor?
- Which of these is listed as an operational risk factor: witnessing or handling human remains?
- Under DoDI 6490.12, in how many time frames are deployment mental health assessments done, and how far apart?
- When is the pre-deployment mental health assessment done under DoDI 6490.12?
- Under DoDI 6490.12, when is the first post-deployment mental health assessment done?
- Under DoDI 6490.12, when is the second post-deployment mental health assessment done?
- Under DoDI 6490.12, when is the third post-deployment mental health assessment done?
- How many deployment mental health assessments must a deploying Service member complete under DoDI 6490.12?
- If pre-deployment health assessments were not required but the commander requires post-deployment health assessments because of operational risk factors, are post-deployment MHAs required?
- A member starts preparing to deploy again before finishing all three post-deployment MHAs and completes a pre-deployment MHA. What happens?
- Current law (10 U.S.C. 1074m): when is the pre-deployment mental health assessment done?
- Current law (10 U.S.C. 1074m): how often is a mental health assessment done while a member is deployed?
- Current law (10 U.S.C. 1074m): when is the first post-deployment mental health assessment due?
- Current law (10 U.S.C. 1074m): after the first post-deployment assessment, how often are MHAs required?
- Under 10 U.S.C. 1074m, when may the first post-deployment MHA be moved to 90-180 days after redeployment?
- When may the post-deployment MHAs under 10 U.S.C. 1074m be skipped for a member?
- Are post-deployment MHAs under 10 U.S.C. 1074m still required after a member is discharged or released?
- What is the purpose of the deployment mental health assessment?
- What forms can the person-to-person dialogue of a mental health assessment take?
- Why must a mental health assessment be conducted in a private setting?
- Must deployment mental health assessments be provided the same way in every Service?
- What records must be reviewed as part of the deployment mental health assessment?
- When can a periodic health assessment or the Post-Deployment Health Reassessment count as a deployment MHA?
- Which deployment health form is DD Form 2795, used in the pre-deployment MHA?
- Which deployment health form is DD Form 2900, used after return from deployment?
- Where are the specific self-report and provider questions for the deployment MHA found?
- How many stages does the deployment mental health assessment process have?
- What happens in Stage 1 of the mental health assessment?
- What triggers Stage 2 of the mental health assessment?
- What is Stage 2 of the mental health assessment designed to do?
- What happens in Stage 3 of the mental health assessment?
- In which stage does the provider assess the risk of suicide or violence toward others?
- Who may conduct deployment mental health assessments under DoDI 6490.12?
- May a mental health technician conduct a deployment mental health assessment?
- Who may supervise and countersign a mental health technician's assessment, and when?
- Do licensed mental health professionals need the MHA training?
- Under 10 U.S.C. 1074m, when may unit health care personnel in deployed units perform MHAs?
- Who must ensure all health care providers are trained and certified to perform deployment MHAs?
- How does a provider receive the certificate for the MHA training?
- Which program verifies provider training and compliance with DoDI 6490.12?
- Who monitors compliance with DoDI 6490.12?
- What must the ASD for Reserve Affairs ensure under DoDI 6490.12?
- Where must deployment mental health assessment results be recorded?
- Why are MHA results recorded in the medical record?
- What must the provider make sure of before each deployment mental health assessment?
- Why does DoD share mental health assessment information with the VA?
- When must a provider notify the Service member's commander after an MHA?
- Which DoD Instruction sets the command notification rules that apply to MHA findings?
- How often must Service members receive a person-to-person mental health assessment under 10 U.S.C. 1074n?
- Who must receive the annual mental health assessment under 10 U.S.C. 1074n?
- Is the annual MHA required in a year when the member already had a deployment MHA under 1074m?
- Can a periodic health assessment (PHA) count as the required mental health assessment?
- How must personal information from an annual mental health assessment be handled?
- What mental health component does the Periodic Health Assessment include?
- During a PHA, when does the trained provider conduct the person-to-person mental health assessment?
- Can a PHA be counted current if the person-to-person mental health assessment was not done?
- Which instruction does DoDI 6200.06 point to for licensed mental health professionals conducting the PHA mental health assessment?
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