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Dod’s New eHealth System

Military officials say they have changed their cost and schedule estimates to implement an electronic health records system that is easier to use and better tha...

Federal News Network Staff

March 24, 2009 6:38 pm

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Military officials say they have changed their cost and schedule estimates to implement an electronic health records system that is easier to use and better than the current one, called AHLTA. By the end of the month, DoD will issue its strategy that will detail its plan.

Federal News Radio’s Jason Miller joins us with details about DoD’s plans.

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