Which system is used alongside the Electronic Health Records as Information and Tracking Systems?

• A. ASIMS (readiness)
• B. PEPP (physicals)
• C. AIMWTS (flying waivers)
• D. HAIMS

Answer: (A)

Medical readiness is kept current by pairing theElectronic Health Record with a dedicated Information and Tracking System that focuses on deployability and medical status. The system used for readiness is ASIMS. It collects and displays readiness-related data—such as deployability status, required immunizations, certifications, and any medical waivers or limitations—so clinicians and leadership can quickly see who is medically ready to deploy or fly. This works alongside the EHR, which holds the individual’s clinical health data, by providing the non-clinical readiness picture that determines overall readiness for duty. The other options focus on specific areas like physicals, flying waivers, or general health information management, but they do not serve as the overarching readiness-tracking system used with the EHR in this context.