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with their own equipment TA which could be deployed to support ATC operations 
when requested.

	13. Reevaluate all reporting requirements in light of who needs to know 
what, when:
			A uniform theater disease reporting system should be established 
		with defined and clinically useful categories
			Daily MEDRED-C reports should be deleted and a useful method of 
		reporting current status to forward and rear headquarters elements 
		should be established
			A simplified, comprehensive guide to all reporting requirements 
		should be published for SME's

	14. Require all 901XO's in mobility positions to maintain EMT certification.

	15. Require all flight surgeons in mobility positions to maintain ATLS 
certification or comparable trauma management skills and provide 
funding courses to meet the requirement.

	16. Assure maximum SME participation in exercise deployments.

	17. Revise TACR 400-10 and AFR 128-4 as needed:
		To incorporate the ATH and ATC concepts of operations
		To change the format of SME after-action reports to reflect greater 
	emphasis on the aeromedical mission
		To change the requirement to take medical records on deployments of
	greater than 30 days to a requirement to take only completed copy of SF
	1480 for non-flyers and SF 1480, the most current SF 88 and AF 1042 for
	flyers
		To require medical screening prior to deployment to minimize t
	he number of complicated medical problems which must be evaluated and 
	treated in theater
		To change the requirement for automatic deployment to bare bases of t
he environmental monitoring team to an as-requested status
		To assure that each ATC is issued its own account code for ordering 
	supplies and retains the potential for independent function even after 
	the ATH arrival in the event redeployment is necessary.

	18. Revise the TAC MERIT CONPLAN:
		To include more active role for SSIE's including ATC set up
		To evaluate SME's, EHO's, and BEE's on relevant environmental
	monitoring and foodborne outbreak investigation
		To delete those medical intelligence checklist items which are 
	paperwork reviews in favor of evaluation of a briefing given in 
	conjunction with the exercise
		To incorporate use of CANA autoinjectors into self aid/buddy care 
	procedures.

	19. Establish mechanism whereby medical supplies may be ordered 
	from the host wing and shipped forward with non-medical supplies.


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