Term
| How often is the P2R2 access metric updated by the MTF point of contact? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the purpose of the CHCS ATC (Access to Care) summary report? |
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Definition
| Calculates the time between the appointment request and when the patient is seen |
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Term
| Which tool allows each MTF to compare their performance to other peer facilities? |
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Definition
| TRICARE operations center (TOC) |
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Term
| Name three ways the BDQAS biometric data is used |
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Definition
| (1)Supports population health management decisions.(2)Provides quantitive justification for resource decisions. (3)Support managed care contract negotiations, business cost analysis, and the bid price adjustment. |
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Term
| How does the AFMS (Air Force Medical Service) and the MTF's improve biometric data quality? |
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Definition
| The BDQAS web-site provides sites with the ability to monitor their timeliness and completeness in coding and file transmissions |
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Term
| Explain why each MTF uses the P2R2 access metric |
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Definition
| Each MTF uses P2R2 to record and manage monthly access to care performance in relation to established standards |
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Term
| What serves as an MTF-level management tool that evaluates scheduling adequacy and sufficiency of an MTF's schedule and/or templates in support of TRICARE Prime access standards? |
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Definition
| The TAT (Template Analysis Tool) |
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Term
| which report provides a preview of the abailability of appointments by appointment type and by provider within a clinic on a given date and time? |
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Definition
| Next abailable appointment report |
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Term
| Who generates the CHCS access to care summary reports weekly? |
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Definition
| TOC (Tricare Operations Center) |
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Term
| What is the benefit of the appointment utilization report? |
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Definition
| The benefit of this report is to see if appointment type slots are being created for special appointment types but not being used (unbooked appointments). |
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Term
| Which CHCS report provides the number of facility appointment cancellations by reason for each clinic and provider? |
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Definition
| Facility cancellation statistical report |
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Term
| Which is not a benefit of using the OA (Open Access) model for booking appointment? |
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Definition
| Increased patient no-show and cancellation rates |
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Term
| What model allows MTF's to accommodate more patients without working longer days and improve the educational content of their patient encounters? |
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Definition
| Group visits, such as drop-in group medical appointment (DIGMA) |
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Term
| Who uses the TAT (Template Analysis Tool) to evaluate scheduling adequacy and sufficiency of a MTF's schedules and templates in support of Tricare Prime Access stanadards? |
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Definition
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Term
| Which CHCS report provides a preview of the availability of appointments by appointment type and by provider with a clinic on a given date and time? |
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Definition
| Next available appointment report |
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Term
| Name the CHCS model utilized for all appointment booking. |
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Definition
| Managed Care Program (MCP) |
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Term
| Tools, such as the P2R2 access metric, the CHCS ATC (Access to Care) summary reports, and the MTF TAT (Template Analysis Tool), and appointment type utilization reports are available to assist MTF personnel do what? |
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Definition
| Are available to assist MTF personnel manage access to care |
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Term
| What tool provides a user-friendly interface that allows navigation and ease of viewing appointment supply and demand by all clinics in an MTF? |
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Definition
| Access improvement Module (AIM) |
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Term
| What is the name of the site on the web where you can locate the tools to run and utilize reports? |
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Definition
| Tricare Operations Center (TOC) |
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Term
| What tool was developed to ease the burden of analyzing data from the many reports available in the CHCS? |
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Definition
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Term
| What are the standards for the four categories of beneficiaries - Urgent Care, Routine Appointment, and Wellness Health promotion? |
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Definition
| Urgent Care: 24 hours, Routine appointment: 7 days, Routine speciality care: 28 days, Wellness health promotion: 28 days. |
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Term
| What is the appropriate access-to-care standard for wellness and health promotions appointments? |
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Definition
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Term
| What are some of the specific responsibilities of the Tricare Regional Offices? |
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Definition
| (1)Ensuring network quality and adequacy to include provider issues (2)Monitoring customer satisfaction outcomes. Managing TRO customer service issues. Coordinating, appointing and referral management policies. (3)Addressing enrollment issues. Managing contract and fiscal management functions. |
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Term
| Explain the most recent changes to the Tricare Program. |
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Definition
| Reducing the number of stateside health care service contracts from seven to three, and the number of stateside Tricare regions was reduced from (11) to (3) |
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Term
| Who represents the new management organization for managing regional contractors and overseeing an intergrated health care delivery system in the US? |
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Definition
| Tricare regional office (TRO) |
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Term
| Who monitors MTF performance in accordance with the business plans and communicates with the MTF commanders? |
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Definition
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Term
| Name each of the three Tricare regional offices and the regional contractor for each |
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Definition
| North-Health Net, South-Humana, West-TriWest |
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Term
| Name five incentives that the AFMS gives to each MCS (Managed care support) contractor for top performance |
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Definition
| (1)Quality medical outcomes (2) telephone access (3)cost control (4)claim payments (5)beneficiary, MTF commander, regional director satisfaction. |
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Term
| Where do MCS (Managed Care Support) contractors and TRO (Tricare Regional Office) receive overall guidance? |
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Definition
| TMA (Tricare management activity) |
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Term
| Name the specific responsibilities of the TRO (Tricare Regional Office) ACO (Administrative Contracting Officer) |
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Definition
| (1)Assisting the TRO in defining new requirements that necessitate contract modification (2) Performing technical evaluations of change order proposals (3)Assisting in resolving contractual issues (4)Evaluating contractor proposed resource sharing agreements (5)Proposing resource sharing agreements to contractor |
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Term
| Who does the MCS (Managed Care Support) contractor work with to manage Tricare at a regional level? |
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Definition
| With the TRO's (Tricare Regional Offices) |
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Term
| Who performs annual BID price adjustments? |
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Definition
| Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) |
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Term
| What is the purpose of contacts? |
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Definition
| To effectively monitor and evaluate the Tricare MCSC (Managed Care Support Care) performance, and to advise and resolve problem situations, to coordinate staff proposals for decision making, to advise the commander and department/division Chiefs on matters pertaining to contract execution. |
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Term
| The COTR (Contracting officer technical representative) will prepare minutes for all meetings with whom? |
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Definition
| With the contractor or contract personnel |
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Term
| The COTR (Contracting officer technical representative) assists what element by certifying contractor invoices by cross-matching with time sheets, schedules, and weekly reports? |
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Definition
| Business analysis element |
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Term
| As a COTR (Contracting Officer Technical Representative) you should be able to perform your job independently. What would be a situation that might require your supervisor's help or input? |
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Definition
| Most unusual or controversial situations |
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Term
| As a COTR (Contracting Officer Technical Representative) you will have to stay within guidelines. Can guidelines be both written and oral? |
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Definition
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Term
| What should your COTR (Contractig Officer Technical Representative) have a thorough understanding of? |
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Definition
| Federal aquisition regulations, Tricare MCSC (Managed Care Support Contract) specifications, TMA (Tricare Management Activity) regulations, TFL (Tricare for life), and medicare specifications and all supplements thereof. |
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Term
| What will COTRS (Contracting Officer Technical representative) participating in executive level meetings be expected to do? |
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Definition
| Identify operational issues, develop recommendations to correct shortcomings, resolve problems, and to evaluate resource sharing/resource support proposals |
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Term
| MTF COTR (Contracting Officer Technical Representative) responsibilities include developing and implementing surveillance programs to monitor the TSC's (Tricare Service Center) performance in meeting the Tricare contract and what other function? |
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Definition
| Tricare for life (TFL) specifications |
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Term
| What is expected of the MTF COTR (Contracting Officer Technical Representative)? |
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Definition
| Ensure strict compliance with the Tricare contract and assist in development of required resource sharing agreements |
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Term
| Who is responsible for ensuring the MCS (Managed care support)contractor performs the technical aspects of the contract? |
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Definition
| COTR (Contracting Officers technical representative) |
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Term
| The COTR (Contracting Officer technical representatve) will verify contractor's records regarding licensure, certification, an deducation remain current, and will post all changes to the... |
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Definition
| COR (contracting Officer's representative) database |
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Term
| If there are any deficiencies observed, who should the COTR (Contracting officer technical representative) communicate with both orally and written? |
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Definition
TRO (Tricare Regional Office)
COR (Contracting officer's representative), ACO (Administrative contracting officer) and MTF Commander |
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Term
| Which is not a purpose of the COTR (Contracting Officer Technical Representative) contacts? |
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Definition
| Ensure adequate standards of care |
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Term
| Supplement services provided at MTF are an example of which type of resource sharing? |
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Definition
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Term
| Whose responsibility is it to develop and implement a resource-sharing program for seeking agreements with individual MTF Commander's? |
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Definition
| The contractor (Humana, TriWest, HealthNet) |
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Term
| Who provides the contractor with written approval/disapproval within 30 days of receipt of a resource-sharing agreement signed by the MTF Commander and the contractor? |
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Definition
| TRO (Tricare Regional Office) |
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Term
| What are the advantages of resource sharing? |
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Definition
| (1)Other alternatives require the MTF to resource the project completely (2)Contractor can off set MTF's true marginal costs with copayments (3)Beneficiaries receive care at their preffered source and with no co-payment |
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Term
| Who must the contractor receive approval from before implementing any agreements? |
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Definition
| The TRO (Tricare Regional Office) |
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Term
| One of the goals of resource sharing is to promote aggressively with what type of incentives? |
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Definition
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Term
| The contractor will submit the finalized plan to the TRO (Tricare Regional Office) no later than what time frame? |
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Definition
| No later than 60 calendar days prior to the start of each new healthcare delivery option period. |
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Term
| How often will the MCS contractor submit a revised resource sharing plan to the TRO (Tricare Regional Office)? |
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Definition
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Term
| What policy states that the DOD and the VA will enter into direct care sharing agreements? |
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Definition
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Term
| Internal resource sharing shall be based upon written agreements between the contractor and who else? |
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Definition
| The MTF commanders, with TRO concurrence, and between the contractor and the resource-sharing. Providers, support personnel, and equipment maintenance vendors, and supply vendors. |
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Term
| The contractor shall provide administrative support fulfilling the requirements of the resource sharing agreement within how many days? |
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Definition
| No later than 10 calendar days following written notification by the TRO of the approval agreement |
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Term
| Who will implement a formal DOD/VA healthcare resource sharing program? |
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Definition
| TMA director (Tricare Management Activity) |
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Term
| In regards to internal resource sharing, before a provider is permitted to practice in the MTF, he or she must be granted privileges by the... |
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Definition
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Term
| For external resource sharing military health care personnel, who will ensure that the military health care personnel are appropriately licensed and have active clinical privileges with the network facility? |
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Definition
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Term
| Which resource agreement shall include the MTF's actual cost of providing the services, the monetary benefits received by the contractor, projected workload, administrative costs, workload credit split for the contractor and the MTF, and the contractor's actual cost of providing services in support of external resource-sharing providers? |
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Definition
| External resource sharing agreements |
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Term
| The contractor shall provide the MTF commander with a complete cost analysis within how many days of a written request? |
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Definition
| Within 30 days (calendar) of a written request |
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Term
| What is the goal of VA/DOD sharing agreements? |
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Definition
| To improve access to, and quality, effectively, and effectiveness of the health care provided by the MHS (military Health System)and the Veteran's health administrative (VHA) to the respective beneficiaries of the MHS and the VHA). |
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Term
| Who is responsible for ensuring that external-sharing providers are licensed to practice medicine in a united states jurisdiction during the term of resource sharing agreement? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who is responsible for costs borne by the contractor in providing services to Tricare beneficiaries in MTF's? |
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Definition
| The contractor (TriWest, Humana, HealthNet) subject to the compensation arrangements specified in the contract. |
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Term
| For internal sharing agreements, what shall the cost analysis include? |
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Definition
| (1) Will include the contractor's actual cost of providing the personnel, equipment, equipment maintenance, and supplies (2)Anticipated support required within the MTF, the effect of the agreement on the bid price adjustment, the estimated support of MTF |
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Term
| Who is responsible for querying the national practitioner data bank about each provider upon initial appointment and every two years thereafter and for providing the MTF commanders with copies of the National practiioner data bank report each time that one is received on a resource sharing provider? |
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Definition
| The contractor (Humana, Triwest, and Health Net) |
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Term
| Who will make certain that resource-sharing activity is correctly reported in teh remaining years of the contract? |
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Definition
| Following the initial audit, the TRO (Tricare Regional Office) |
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Term
| Are VA medical facilities subject to the same utilization management and quality assurance reuirements that apply to other network providers? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who is responsible for implementing a formal DOD/VA Health care resource sharing program? |
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Definition
| The TMA (Tricare management Activity) Director |
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Term
| Who shall have an independent certified public accounting firm perform audit procedures for each resource-sharing agreement to validate that resource-sharing activity is correctly reported under contract provisions? |
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Definition
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Term
| What funding structure, mandated by the TMA (tricare management activity), must MTF commanders, resource management personnel and flight commanders review and manage? |
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Definition
| BAG (Budget Activity Group) |
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Term
| What is the name of the medical mission that requires a medical budget? |
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Definition
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Term
| How are RPMA (Real Property Management Account) funds allocated? |
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Definition
| Based on PRV (Plant replacement value) |
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Term
| To provide the combatant commanders with the best mix of forces, equipment, and support attainable within established fiscal constraints is the ultimate objective of the... |
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Definition
| PPBES (Planning, Programming, Budgeting and execution system) |
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Term
| Who mandated the BAG (budget activity group)funding structure? |
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Definition
| TMA (Tricare Management Activity) |
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Term
| Which phase of the PPBES (Planning, Programming, Budgeting, Execution system) is the process of determining objectives and specifying time-phased military force requirements to accomplish a mission? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the purpose of the PPBES (Planning, programming, budgeting, exectution system) process? |
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Definition
| (1) provide a structured systematic decision making process (2) allow ideas to be vetted across functional areas (3) examine strategies and make trade-offs between competing priorities and alternative remedies (4) Aid in understanding longterm implications of near term choices |
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Term
| What is the future years defense plan? |
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Definition
| The Primary programming document that serves as the basis for the budget |
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Term
| What does budgeting involve? |
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Definition
| The formulation of control is on the near-term resource requirements, allocation; and use, based upon the results of the planning and programming efforts |
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Term
| What is the budget compiled by the AF MTF's called? |
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Definition
| O&M (Operating and maintenance) operating budget |
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Term
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Definition
| Four digit code used by the accounting system to monitor and report purchases by a work center |
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Term
| Which PPBES (Planning, programming, budgeting, execution system) phase provides the opportunity to make assessments concerning current and previous resource allocations and whether the department achieved its planned performance goal? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the EEIC (Element of Expense/Investment code) for medical supplies? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is a four-digit code used by the accounting system to monitor and report purchases by a work center? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is a grouping of forces, manpower, and costs associated with a military capability or support activity? |
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Definition
| PEC (Program element code) |
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Term
| Through the medical logistics flight, which office prepares, and provides guidance for the DWCF (Defense working capitol Fund), medical-dental stock division? |
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Definition
| Air Force Medical Logistics office |
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Term
| How often will RMO (Resource Management office) conduct cost center management meetings? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who maintains the MTF's cost center management program? |
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Definition
| RMO (Resource management Office) |
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Term
| What are the criteria for designation of a RC (Responsibility Center)? |
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Definition
| Specific mission, span of control, sign managerial responsibility, significant resource consumption, measurable service provided |
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Term
| Which is not a responsibility of the CCM (Cost Center manager/Management)? |
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Definition
| Develop cost center management guide |
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Term
| What are some typical duties of a CCM (Cost Center management/manager)? |
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Definition
| Section budget development, justify financial and manpower resource requirement, monitor expenditure of section funds, control and monitor the consumption of work hours, supplies, equipment and services |
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Term
| How often must CCM (Cost Center Manager/Management) meetings be conducted? |
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Definition
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Term
| What information should the cost center management guide provide? |
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Definition
| How the DOD resource management, budgeting, financial management, local resource management policies and procedures, manpower management, workload reporting, and MEPRS requirements and accounting systems operate. |
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Term
| What are some of the routine tasks that can be accomplished in the EAS system? |
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Definition
| Update the ASD (Assistant Secretary of Defense), Loading personnel, financial and workload data |
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Term
| Which form is used to issue funds to other Air Force units when it is impractical to route each request for funds through the accounting finance office? |
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Definition
| AF Form 616, Fund Cite authorization (FCA) |
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Term
| Who develops the spend plan? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the most important MEPRS (Medical Expense and Performance Reporting System) table? |
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Definition
| ASD (Assistant Secretary of Defense) |
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Term
| When is each MTF required to transmit the MEPRS (Medical Expense and performance report system) data? |
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Definition
| 45 calendar days after the end of the month |
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Term
| How is access to the EASIV Repository obtained? |
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Definition
| Through the MAJCOM and the AF MEPRS (Medical Expense and Performance reporting system) program manager |
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Term
| What document should be reviewd to ensure all commitments, obligations, and customer service orders are recorded accurately? |
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Definition
| ODL (Open Document listing) |
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Term
| What is the most important snapshot of financial activity the RMO (Resource Management Office) has and serves as their checkbook? |
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Definition
| OBL (Operating Budget Leger) |
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Term
| When will the MEPRS (medical Expense and performance reporting system) program manager receive the MEPRS financial data via the commanders resource intergration system (CRIS) software? |
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Definition
| Prior to the seventh day of each month |
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Term
| What information does the ODL (Open document listing) provide? |
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Definition
| Open accounts payable and accounts receivable, purchase request and contract status information |
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Term
| What are the two biggest advantages of the microbas (Micro-based budget automated system) and CRIS Systems? |
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Definition
| Frequency in which you can receive the information, flexibility to create your own reports |
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Term
| What form is used to establish unfilled customer orders between the ordering and performing activities in the accounting records? |
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Definition
| AF Form 406, miscellaneous obligation/reimbursement document (MORD) |
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Term
| For what purpose is the AF Form 9 utilized? |
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Definition
| Order supplies, equipment, goods or services from suppliers through the base contracting office. |
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Term
| What infromation does the EASIV cost table report contain? |
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Definition
| Total expenses, performance factor workloads, cost per performance factor amounts at the detailed FCC code level |
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Term
| How many total hours worked equals an FTE? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who must sign the AF Form 406, MORD (Miscellaneous obligation reimbursement document)? |
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Definition
| The preparer and a certifying officer stating the funds are available |
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Term
| What is the Primary purpose of EAS? |
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Definition
| To process the MEPRS (Medical expense and performance reporting system) information and its associated reports |
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Term
| What are the three types of expenses reflected in the EASIV allocation summary? |
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Definition
| Direct expenses, purified expenses, step-down expenses |
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Term
| What must accompany all financial plans? |
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Definition
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Term
| Which is not key to a successful close-out? |
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Definition
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Term
| What serves as both a planning and programming guidance document to build the POM (Program objective memorandum) |
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Definition
| MAPPG (Medical Annual Planning and programming guidance) |
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Term
| What allows government agencies to continue operating during the first quarter of the fiscal year? |
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Definition
| CRA (continuing resolution authority) |
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Term
| How many priority levels are there when identifying costs required to complete the mission? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the key to a successful end of year close out? |
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Definition
| pre-planning, constant review of management reports, cost center managers, close and continuous coordination w/base finance, MAJCOM, contracting, medical logistics, the accounting liason office |
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Term
| What is the primary use of fallout dollars? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the purpose of the MAJCOM MRT? (Manpower resources too) |
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Definition
| It supoprts the MAJCOM's need for multiple facility data handling for the review, approval and modifications of all MTF and MAJCOM requirements. |
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Term
| What are the goals of the MAPPG (Medical Annual Planning and Programming Guidance)? |
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Definition
| Provide integrated , fiscally responsible roadmaps and to serve as the link between planning and programming. |
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Term
| What was directed by DOD and Air Staff that involved converting military positions to civilian positions? |
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Definition
| Balanced force initiative |
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Term
| What enables the AFMS (Air Force Medical Service) to best meet the demands of expeditionary and in-garrison medical support? |
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Definition
| Prioritization of resource balances |
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Term
| What information is provided on the UMD (Unit Manpower document)? |
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Definition
| Every funded, unfunded and contracted manpower requirement as validated by the POM (Program objective memorandum) |
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Term
| What information is provided on the UPMR (Unit personnel management roster)? |
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Definition
| Names, SSAN, Projected gains, Projected Losses |
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Term
| What is a tool a unit can use to request a change to manning levels? |
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Definition
| ACR (Authorizing change request) |
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Term
| Prior to submitting an ACR (Authorizing change request) who must sign the RMO (Resource management office) check with to ensure no impact is made of the unit's deployment requirements? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the only way to request changes to an organizations UMD (Unit Manpower document)? |
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Definition
| ACR (Authorization change request) |
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Term
| who determines the format and requirements for submittal of ACRs (Authorization change request) |
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Definition
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Term
| What panel is built around the OSD (office of the secretary of defense), comptroller BAG, for ease of dovetailing into the DOD PPBES (Planning, programming, budgeting and execution system)? |
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Definition
| AFMS (Air Force Medical Service) Panels |
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Term
| How many panels will the AFMS (Air Force Medical Service) use to identify and champion necessary changes? |
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Definition
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Term
| The long view strategy looks at the AFMS (Air Force Medical System) from a strategic viewpoint of how many years? |
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Definition
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Term
| The AFMS (Air Force Medical Service) will use how many panels to identify and champion changes? |
|
Definition
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Term
| What is the objective for the business planning process? |
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Definition
| To achieve optimal utilization of the Defense health program resources, Provide management accountability at every level of the military health system, Ensure currency so the AF can deploy ready airmen |
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Term
| What does the MTF commander include in the business plan? |
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Definition
| The provision of care to selected beneficiaries to maintain readiness skills and clinical competency, and to maximize utilization of the facility after the needs of Tricare Prime enrollees have been met. |
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Term
| The Longview strategy will position the AFMS (Air Force Medical Service) for the greatest return with the least risk. The outcome will be the highest state of readiness, the best health status, and the... |
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Definition
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Term
| Which analysis is accomplished by analyzing the private sector and direct care risk? |
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Definition
| CCA (Currency Case Analysis) |
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Term
| What is the means to link planning and programming and provides an integrated and fiscally responsible roadmap, assuring progress in support of AFMS (Air Force Medical Service) strategic initiatives? |
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Definition
| MAPPG (Medical Annual Planning, programming guidance) |
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Term
| Who is responsible for developing MTF by MTF blueprints based on the results of the RCA, CCA (Currency Case Analysis), BCA (Business Case Analysis) analysis with subsequent local assessment (micro-level) by MTFs? |
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Definition
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Term
| The intent of the AFMS (Air Force Medical Service) long view strategy is to position the AFMS for the greatest return with least risk. What is the outcome? |
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Definition
| The highest state of readiness, the best health status, and the lowest cost of care. |
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Term
| The AFMS long view strategy will use an algorithm that balances which three things? |
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Definition
| RCA, CCA (currency case analysis), BCA (business care analysis) |
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Term
| What is accomplished by analyzing the private sector and direct care risk? |
|
Definition
| CCA (currency case analysis) |
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Term
| Which analysis places the assets where the population drives the largest financial risk? |
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Definition
| BCA (Business case analysis) |
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Term
| What tool is a one page summary for each MTF containing necessary information to perform an RCA-CCA (currency case analysis), BCA (business case analysis) within a product line? |
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Definition
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Term
| Which is not a tool used to formulate the initial baseline manpower requirements for the MAPPG (Medical Annual planning and programming guidance) |
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Definition
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Term
| Where does integration of readiness missions and reguirements, military construction, information management/information technology, financial, manpower, education and training, and personnel requirements occur? |
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Definition
| IRB (Integrated resource board) |
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Term
| What is the PSRM (Private sector recapture model) used for? |
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| To recapture private sector care within existing resources |
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| What is the purpose of the manpower mix decision process? |
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| To determine the type of manpower to use when validating manpower requirements |
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| Who is responsible for providing active duty military authorizations? |
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| Who approves the interim use of civilians until military resources can be planned and made available? |
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| The decision process is used to determine the type of manpower to use when validating? |
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| Who is responsible for providing active military authorizations? |
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| Air Reserve Force Authorizations must be identified to.... |
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