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Veterans Affairs could improve how it assesses patients when they leave its hospitals

The Veterans Affairs office of inspector general has revealed a fundamental way to improve care. It has to do with assessing patients about to be discharged.

Commentary

VA should admit failure of its new e-health record system

Federal Newscast

Too many CRs will have catastrophic effects on DoD, Air Force official says

Veterans Affairs

VA's Inspector General has become an enduring presence among IGs

Veterans Affairs

VA health data gaps after EHR rollout put hospital accreditation at risk, IG warns

Federal Newscast

Some members of the Interior Dept. will have an opportunity for remote work

Federal Newscast

Biden administration trying to find happy medium when it comes to facial recognition

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Veterans Affairs

House lawmakers seek VA EHR pause, 'gravely concerned' for patient safety

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Federal Newscast

USPS also finds itself in need of more truck drivers

The U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree is a time-honored tradition of more than 50 years. Once decorated, the tree will be lit from nightfall until 11:00 p.m. each evening through January 1, 2022.

Federal Report

Five (or so) things government's gotta do next year

Veteran Affairs building near the White House in Washington, Feb. 14, 2018. An internal watchdog's investigation has found that Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin improperly accepted Wimbledon tennis tickets and likely wrongly used taxpayer money to cover his wife's airfare for an 11-day European trip. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)

Veterans Affairs

VA's electronic health record system for scheduling patients requires training

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Veterans Affairs

VA resuming EHR deployments in March, restructuring management of massive project

IT modernization

Veterans Affairs

Nominee to be VA’s new CIO would inherit new cyber strategy

FILE - This May 25, 2021, file photo shows a U.S. Passport cover in Washington. Americans hoping to travel abroad this summer may have to delay their plans if they need new or renewed passports. Would-be travelers are overwhelming federal offices as the lifting of COVID-19 travel restrictions unleashes a pent-up demand for passports. Wait times for new passports and renewals are now up to 18 weeks and those seeking expedited appointments can take up to 12 weeks. (AP Photo/Eileen Putman, File)

Federal Newscast

State Dept. says it's back to sending passports out at pre-pandemic levels

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Veterans Affairs

Congress troubled by deteriorating morale among employees using new VA EHR

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Veterans Affairs

True costs of troubled VA EHR project are 'no longer clear,' appropriators concede

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Federal Newscast

Delta variant has forced some agencies to adjust return-to-work plans

Veterans Affairs

After underreporting billions, VA will launch new initiative to review EHR's costs

California Democrat Mark Takano is chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee

Reporter's Notebook

Lawmakers directing ire at VA over another struggling IT project

Veterans Affairs

VA scraps original EHR deployment plan after strategic review details widespread challenges

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Veterans Affairs

Few VA employees easily navigating new EHR after training, months of use, auditors say

This May 25, 2021 photo shows a U.S. Passport cover in Washington. The Biden administration says American citizens holding recently expired U.S. passports will be allowed to return home from abroad on that document until the end of year. (AP Photo/Eileen Putman)

Federal Newscast

US citizens can now self-select their gender on their passports

Maj. Michael Matchette, 332nd Expeditionary Medical Support Squadron radiologist, reviews computed tomography scans from a trauma patient to determine the severity of the injuries at the Air Force Theater Hospital, Feb. 20. The CT scan process goes directly from the scanning machine to the computer, which allows doctors to diagnose medical problems faster. Matchette is deployed from Lackland Air Force Base, Texas.

Defense

DoD’s new electronic health record rollout is now about one-third complete

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