SUB ATRICARE and Other Health Benefits
SEC. 701.Dental readiness for certain members of Selected Reserve›SEC. 702.Expanded access to dental care for certain dependents›SEC. 703.Fertility treatment for certain members of the Armed Forces and dependents›SEC. 704.Limitation on ability of Secretary of Defense to modify scope of medical services›SEC. 705.Prohibition on and reversal of actions to modify scope of medical services provided at certain military medical treatment facilities›SEC. 706.TRICARE coverage for increased supply for contraception›SEC. 707.Pilot program to help certain members of the Armed Forces stop smoking›
SUB BHealth Care Administration
SEC. 721.Improvements to Defense Health Agency›SEC. 722.Improvements to administration of military medical treatment facilities›SEC. 723.Designation of Defense Health Agency as Combat Support Agency›SEC. 724.Accounts for medical and health care programs of the Department of Defense›SEC. 725.Availability of Combat and Operational Medicine Program Account and other funds for certain medical countermeasures›SEC. 726.Inclusion of Defense Health Agency in reporting requirements relating to unfunded priorities›SEC. 727.Joint trauma system›SEC. 728.Clarification of consistent evaluations of medical malpractice claims›SEC. 729.Chaperones for certain sensitive examinations at military medical treatment facilities›SEC. 730.Requirement to offer medical chaperones during sensitive medical examinations›SEC. 731.Uniform protocols on screening for unwanted sexual behavior›SEC. 732.Requirement to notify Committees on Armed Services of hospitalization of combat wounded members of the Armed Forces›SEC. 733.Authority to provide residencies, internships, and similar postgraduate programs for civilian health care professionals of the Department of Defense›SEC. 734.Notification to TRICARE beneficiaries of coverage transition requirements›SEC. 735.Waiver of referral requirement under TRICARE Prime for certain physical therapy›SEC. 736.Rates of pay for a provider of care or services furnished under TRICARE program›SEC. 737.Plans on military health system›SEC. 738.Modification to qualification waiver authority for applicants for nursing or practical nurse positions in the Department of Defense›SEC. 739.Aerial transport and Department-wide capability for high-consequence infectious diseases›SEC. 740.Availability of obstetrician-gynecologists and certified nurse-midwifes at military medical treatment facilities›SEC. 741.Availability of sexual assault nurse examiner services at military medical treatment facilities›SEC. 742.Improvement of process for filing of complaints and reporting of issues under TRICARE program›SEC. 743.Pilot program on filling primary care management positions at remote military medical treatment facilities›SEC. 744.Establishment of pilot program on use of health care assessments other than periodic health assessments›
SUB CStudies, Reports, and Other Matters
SEC. 751.Quarterly briefing on military treatment facilities›SEC. 752.Enhanced medical coverage for civilian employees of the Department of Defense and dependents in certain locations›SEC. 753.Modifications to pilot program to assist certain members of the Armed Forces and dependents with additional supplemental coverage relating to cancer›SEC. 754.Modifications to evaluation and report on TRICARE program effectiveness›SEC. 755.Extension of extramedical maternal health providers demonstration project›SEC. 756.Modification of traumatic brain injury oversight strategy and action plan of the Department of Defense›SEC. 757.Expansion of prohibition on painful research on certain animals›SEC. 758.Pilot program to treat pregnancy as a qualifying event for enrollment in TRICARE Select›SEC. 759.Access to automated external defibrillators during military physical training›SEC. 760.Pilot program on remote blood pressure monitoring for certain pregnant and postpartum TRICARE beneficiaries›SEC. 761.Pilot program on secure, mobile personal health record for members of the Armed Forces›SEC. 762.Pilot program to provide for the use of blue-light dissipating displays to certain individuals›SEC. 763.Extension and improvement of pilot program of the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences on pharmaceutical supply chain›SEC. 764.Working group on digital strategy for traumatic brain injuries›SEC. 765.Study on long-term effects of military flight operations on brain health and mental health›SEC. 766.Study on feasibility of establishing military medical treatment facility at Homestead Air Reserve Base›SEC. 767.Study on feasibility of establishing digital system relating to access to care at military medical treatment facilities›SEC. 768.Review by Inspector General of the Department of Defense on efforts to prevent suicide›SEC. 769.Requirements relating to wellness checks for health and welfare of certain members of the Armed Forces›SEC. 770.Reports on Department of Defense Comprehensive Autism Care Demonstration program›SEC. 771.Transition of medics to civilian workforce›SEC. 772.Strategic plan to address mental health of certain members of the Armed Forces›SEC. 773.Briefing on prostate cancer incidence and emerging diagnostic technologies›SEC. 774.Assessment of access, fairness, and transparency under TRICARE pharmacy benefits program›SEC. 775.Report on feasibility of pilot program on behavioral neurology fellowships›SEC. 776.Government Accountability Office study on reserve component dental readiness and benefit sufficiency›SEC. 777.Review of the occupational health and safety conditions of operational facilities associated with the LGM–30G Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile system›SEC. 778.Continued evaluation of the TRICARE program through beneficiary experience surveys›SEC. 779.Removal of peptides from prohibited performance enhancing substances list›SEC. 780.Study on long-term effects of exposure to toxic substances on reproductive health and fertility›