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Via Appointed DHA Director; Matt Clark Guides Defense Health Agency R&D

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What happened

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Via was appointed DHA Director. Matt Clark, assistant director for research, development and acquisition at the Defense Health Agency, introduced the DELIVER Care framework. This framework guides research, development, acquisition, and contracting activities across the agency’s enterprise.

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Why it matters

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Defense health leaders are placing greater emphasis on warfighter readiness and the faster delivery of medical capabilities to the force. The DELIVER Care framework aligns research, development, acquisition, and contracting work with the DHA director’s four strategic priorities.

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Who's involved

  • Defense Health AgencyManages and oversees the Tricare health care program.
  • ViaProvides personnel to the Defense Health Agency in a directorial capacity.
  • Matt ClarkGuides research, development, and acquisition at the Defense Health Agency.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Defense Health AgencySpeculative

    Contractors working with the Defense Health Agency might see changes in the speed or type of medical capabilities they supply to the force.

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