Military me dical readiness has long been hampered by legacy systems—MRRS\, MEDPROS\, and ASIMS—that operate in service-specific silos\, limiting interoperabili ty and commander visibility. PARATUS (Latin for 'ready') addresses this ch allenge through a unified\, FHIR-based architecture that integrates data f rom MHS GENESIS\, DEERS\, personnel systems\, and service readiness platfo rms. Developed collaboratively by Navy BUMED\, the Defense Health Agency\, and all service Chief Health Informatics Officers\, PARATUS provides real -time medical readiness visibility across the total force while maintainin g service-specific requirements.
\n\nThe system delivers three integrated capabilities that tran sform readiness management. First\, the evolved digital workflows within t he Navy Profiling Process (NPP) module replace the legacy Navy Limited Dut y (LIMDU) workflows with rule-driven decision support\, enabling clinician s and line leaders to seamlessly determine duty limitations and return-to- duty recommendations. Second\, the waiver management module streamlines de ployment and accession waiver processing\, reducing administrative burden while ensuring compliance with service and COCOM requirements. Third\, adv anced visualization dashboards provide commanders at all echelons with imm ediate access to readiness trends\, operational constraints\, and populati on-level health insights.
\n\nPARATUS represents a paradigm shift from retrospective reporting to predictive readiness management. By consolidating authoritative data so urces and applying intelligent decision support\, the system enables early identification of readiness risks\, accelerates deployment decision-makin g\, and reduces double documentation for medical providers. This presentat ion will demonstrate these capabilities and share lessons learned from dev elopment and implementation\, including data harmonization across services \, clinical workflow transformation\, user-centered design principles\, an d the cultural and technical shifts required to deliver readiness as an in tegrated\, data-driven capability. Attendees will see how PARATUS aligns w ith AMSUS priorities for federal healthcare innovation\, total force integ ration\, and mission readiness optimization.
BEGIN:VALARM UID:32323039-6134-4037-b034-663634656661 ACTION:DISPLAY DESCRIPTION:Military medical readiness has long been hampered by legacy sys tems—MRRS\, MEDPROS\, and ASIMS—that operate in service-specific silos\, l imiting interoperability and commander visibility. PARATUS (Latin for 'rea dy') addresses this challenge through a unified\, FHIR-based architecture that integrates data from MHS GENESIS\, DEERS\, personnel systems\, and se rvice readiness platforms. Developed collaboratively by Navy BUMED\, the D efense Health Agency\, and all service Chief Health Informatics Officers\, PARATUS provides real-time medical readiness visibility across the total force while maintaining service-specific requirements.\n\nThe system deliv ers three integrated capabilities that transform readiness management. Fir st\, the evolved digital workflows within the Navy Profiling Process (NPP) module replace the legacy Navy Limited Duty (LIMDU) workflows with rule-d riven decision support\, enabling clinicians and line leaders to seamlessl y determine duty limitations and return-to-duty recommendations. Second\, the waiver management module streamlines deployment and accession waiver p rocessing\, reducing administrative burden while ensuring compliance with service and COCOM requirements. Third\, advanced visualization dashboards provide commanders at all echelons with immediate access to readiness tren ds\, operational constraints\, and population-level health insights. \n\nP ARATUS represents a paradigm shift from retrospective reporting to predict ive readiness management. By consolidating authoritative data sources and applying intelligent decision support\, the system enables early identific ation of readiness risks\, accelerates deployment decision-making\, and re duces double documentation for medical providers. This presentation will d emonstrate these capabilities and share lessons learned from development a nd implementation\, including data harmonization across services\, clinica l workflow transformation\, user-centered design principles\, and the cult ural and technical shifts required to deliver readiness as an integrated\, data-driven capability. Attendees will see how PARATUS aligns with AMSUS priorities for federal healthcare innovation\, total force integration\, a nd mission readiness optimization. TRIGGER:-PT15M END:VALARM END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR