Question

The sexual assault Case Management Group (CMG) co-chair must confirm that all reported sexual assaults are entered into Defense Sexual Assault Incident Database (DSAID) within 48 hours of the report of sexual assault. In deployed locations that have Internet connectivity issues, the timeframe is extended to how many hours? (Page 5-4)

a) 72 hours
b) 96 hours
c) 120 hours
d) 144 hours

Answer 1

In deployed locations with Internet connectivity issues, the timeframe for entering reported sexual assaults into the DSAID by the Case Management Group co-chair is extended to 120 hours.

Step-by-step explanation:

The sexual assault Case Management Group (CMG) co-chair must ensure that all reported sexual assaults are entered into the Defense Sexual Assault Incident Database (DSAID) within 48 hours of the report of the sexual assault. However, in deployed locations with Internet connectivity issues, this timeframe is extended. The correct extension of the standard 48-hour timeframe for reporting in cases with Internet connectivity issues is 120 hours. This extended period allows for additional time to input the necessary data when facing operational challenges in deployed environments.