electronic health records

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

In today’s Federal Newscast, the delta variant of COVID-19 is pushing back return-to-work timelines for some federal employees.

Federal Newscast

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

Veterans Affairs

Lawmakers directing ire at VA over another struggling IT project

Reporter's Notebook

‘Missteps were ours,’ VA’s McDonough says of initial EHR rollout

Veterans Affairs

(Spokane VA Medical Center Photo)

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

Veterans Affairs

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)

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

Federal Newscast

(U.S. Air Force/Staff Sgt. Julianne Showalter)

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.

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

Defense

Some companies may choose not to work with DoD because of CMMC

Federal Newscast

VA’s unreliable infrastructure estimates raise more questions about EHR’s cost

Veterans Affairs

IG: Veterans Affairs may have overlooked cost of physical improvements needed for EHR

Federal Newscast

The path to success for VA’s health record modernization

Commentary

VA vows to pause EHR rollout at future sites until strategic review is complete

VA on Wednesday acknowledged a variety of challenges with the new electronic health record, but it said the Cerner Millennium solution will ultimately…

Veterans Affairs

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VA faces pivotal moment with EHR after months of lingering usability problems

Employees and congressional stakeholders say the VA faces tough decisions with its ongoing strategic review, as the initial rollout of a new electronic…

Veterans Affairs

McDonough acknowledges productivity concerns with VA’s new EHR

Veterans Affairs

Despite several delays, Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough said he still believed the department could meet its $16 billion, 10-year plan to deploy a new electronic health record.

electronic health records

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

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

Lawmakers directing ire at VA over another struggling IT project

‘Missteps were ours,’ VA’s McDonough says of initial EHR rollout

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

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

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

Some companies may choose not to work with DoD because of CMMC

VA’s unreliable infrastructure estimates raise more questions about EHR’s cost

IG: Veterans Affairs may have overlooked cost of physical improvements needed for EHR

The path to success for VA’s health record modernization

VA vows to pause EHR rollout at future sites until strategic review is complete

VA faces pivotal moment with EHR after months of lingering usability problems

McDonough acknowledges productivity concerns with VA’s new EHR

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