Melissa Harris

A Department of Justice and General Services Administration 18F collaboration led to the launch of a new portal this summer for the public to more easily report civil rights violations.

Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Director Don Rucker highlighted the role that health information exchange (HIE) will play in the future of health care delivery, particularly in relation to the Cures Act Final Rule ONC released this spring and the public health needs of COVID-19.

A new executive order from the White House is pushing to expand telehealth coverage and infrastructure, as well as make health care in rural communities more accessible beyond the COVID-19 pandemic.

A digital platform intended to guide government and businesses through tailored reopening processes allowed the state of Rhode Island to quickly set up future reopening protocols in the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The House Oversight and Reform Committee found for the first time that all agencies in its FITARA oversight received passing scores, according to the committee’s 10th biannual FITARA review.

The Army has adopted the technology, especially in mental health care, as DHA has advanced telemedical capabilities.

Ensuring quality long-term telework capabilities and eligibility must start with the technological foundation.

The services are trying to gain insight into their data with automation to make improvements across the enterprise.

Delivering data 'at the speed of need' requires more visibility and usability.

The Defense Department is prototyping a series of 5G technologies across its bases to advance areas including telemedicine.

AI is helping to prevent fraud, waste and abuse of funds.

Amid challenges of file and metadata standardization challenges, the agency is rolling out several solutions to optimize its electronic records management initiative.