PEO DHMS Operational View.pdf

This is an informational graphic illustrating the integration of the Defense Health Management System (DHMS) across the federal military healthcare space. The diagram depicts how the Program Executive Office (PEO) DHMS serves as the central coordinating entity for implementing a unified electronic health record (EHR) system across the Department of Defense (DOD).

The graphic shows data flows from multiple source systems, including the Healthcare Information Exchange (HIE), External Hospital Systems, and Other Federal Partners, which feed into a Data Enrichment ETL process. These data streams converge into real-time data movement, analytics, and visualization capabilities managed by FEHRM (Federal Electronic Health Record Modernization), which coordinates the implementation of a single common federal EHR. The DHMSM manages the state-of-the-market EHR platform. The system integrates with DOD MTF (Medical Treatment Facilities) and extends to Theater hospitals, Garrison locations, and various military installations. Stakeholders include approximately 130,000 MHS staff and 170,000+ providers, as well as 9.6 million potential DOD beneficiaries and DOD and federal partners. The diagram identifies key contributing systems such as EIDS (providing data and analytics capabilities for the MHS), JOMIS (delivering information systems for operational medicine), TRACES, and other supporting applications and complex registries. The integration encompasses active duty, National Guard, reserve, retirees, and family members across the federal military healthcare enterprise.