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Contents—Continued
Domestic servants outside the United States 3–58, page 30
U.S. contractor civilian employees stationed in American Samoa 3–59, page 30
Civilians injured in alleged felonious assaults on Army installations 3–60, page 30
Treatment of former military personnel 3–61, page 31
Returned military prisoners of war and their Family members 3–62, page 31
Donors and recipients of organ transplants performed in MTFs 3–63, page 31
Civilian faculty members of the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences 3–64, page 31
Civilians in a national or foreign disaster 3–65, page 31
Unremarried former spouse 3–66, page 31
Treatment of detainees/enemy prisoners of war 3–67, page 34
Chapter 4
Management and Accountability of Hospitalized Patients, page 34
Patient control 4–1, page 34
Patient identification 4–2, page 34
Comfort items for patients 4–3, page 35
Government property 4–4, page 35
Personal effects 4–5, page 35
Patient accountability and admission processes 4–6, page 36
NATO STANAG 2132 and ABCA QSTAG 470 International Agreement requirements 4–7, page 36
Chapter 5
Dispositioning Patients, page 37
General policies 5–1, page 37
Responsibility for dispositions 5–2, page 37
Types of disposition for Army members 5–3, page 38
Recommendation for change of duty or station 5–4, page 38
Return of Army military patients from overseas to CONUS for medical reasons 5–5, page 38
Length of hospitalization for AD Army Soldiers 5–6, page 39
Use of subsisting out status 5–7, page 39
Members on the temporary disability retired list 5–8, page 39
Members of the RC and ROTC members 5–9, page 40
U.S. Navy/Marines and U.S. Air Force military patients 5–10, page 40
Domiciliary care 5–11, page 40
Sick call 5–12, page 41
Prisoner patients 5–13, page 41
Psychiatric patients 5–14, page 42
Psychiatric prisoner patients 5–15, page 42
Notification of release of criminal Army members 5–16, page 42
Final disposition procedures for military patients 5–17, page 42
Military patients requiring continued hospitalization or nursing home care after separation 5–18, page 43
Request for medical and/or dental records 5–19, page 45
Patients of NATO nations 5–20, page 45
Foreign military patients from non-NATO nations 5–21, page 46
Types of disposition for nonmilitary patients 5–22, page 46
Nonmilitary patients mentally ill in a foreign country 5–23, page 46
Evacuation of military spouses from overseas areas to the United States 5–24, page 47
Chapter 6
Patients in Special Circumstances, page 47
General 6–1, page 47
Very seriously ill, seriously ill, SPECAT, (not SI) hospital care required, and (not SI) hospital care not required
6–2, page 47
Hospitalization of special interest patients and enabling care policy 6–3, page 48
Deceased persons 6–4, page 51
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