The JTS has partnered with the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences (USU) to develop a registry for COVID-19 patient data acquisition. Detailed documentation including appropriate ICD-10 codes are essential to assist key term triggers for audits. If using hard copy/paper charting, all documentation should be uploaded to Theater Medical Data Store as soon as possible.

The JTS COVID registry will ease tracking and monitoring the progress of this disease process, while evaluating the quality and possibility for improvement of delivery of care. In the meantime, units should designate a person responsible for tracking and monitoring the COVID-19 patient care and patient movement. The JTS COVID-19 Registry is the only approved data repository for CENTCOM.

For information email: DHA.JBSA.j-3.List.JTS-PIP@mail.mil (JTS PI team).

The following list provides the intermediate and after action reviews that provide important sources for sharing best practices and innovative ideas to enhance performance improvement:

1. COVID-19 Monitoring and Response Among U.S. Air Force Basic Military Trainees — Texas, March–April 2020, MMWR, 05 June 2020.
2. COVID-19 in Erbil Air Base: Lessons Learned Managing Multiple COVID-19 Outbreaks at a Deployed, Austere Location (See Appendix E: COVID-19 in Erbil Air Base Executive Summary).