VHA Preparing for AI, Interoperable Future
The agency is spearheading initiatives to expand health care to veterans, including emerging technology and electronic health records.
The Veterans Health Administration recently expanded health care benefits to all veterans who served in the Vietnam War, the Gulf War, Iraq, Afghanistan or any other combat zone after Sept. 11, 2001. Behind the scenes, the agency is spearheading many initiatives to further enhance interoperability around its health care ecosystem to better serve veteran patients.
Under Secretary for Health Dr. Shereef Elnahal discusses with us at HIMSS in Orlando, Florida, some of the updates around the PACT Act, open APIs and artificial intelligence, plus what programs like Mission Daybreak and innovations like ambient technology have on the transforming health care experience.
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Securing AI Amid Rising Risks
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CIOs Leverage Cloud to Unify Behavioral Health Services
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Federal Modernization Hinges on Trusted Data, Simplified Procurement
Agency leaders are rethinking modernization strategies to meet the demands of data-driven missions and increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.
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AI-Driven Modernization is Boosting Patient Satisfaction
UK public health leader says that AI and cloud tools can reshape patient interactions and back-office operations.
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