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Veterans Affairs

Congress troubled by deteriorating morale among employees using new VA EHR

About 83% of employees at the Department of Veterans Affairs' initial go-live site in Spokane, Washington, say their morale has worsened due to the electronic health record implementation over the last year. VA is eyeing February as its target for deploying the EHR to its second site.

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

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VA has had more acting CIOs than permanent ones since 2009

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

Veterans Affairs

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

Veterans Affairs

VA marking milestone with initial EHR rollout, but long-term road ahead still unclear

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What's driving VA's EHR delay? Congress, IGs begin oversight in earnest this week

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Veterans Affairs

VA insists it's ready for initial EHR deployment at first go-live site in March

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VA cites slow progress in moving the needle on longstanding cyber concerns

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MISSION Act's new community care program ready for prime time, VA says

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Senate sets date for VA CIO nomination hearing, amid concerns of 'rudderless' EHR leadership

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Fresh faces in Congress leading VA EHR oversight with new veterans subcommittee