Electronic Health Records
Civilian and military agencies are collaborating to create a unified health system that allows users to maintain a consistent health record no matter which agency is providing them health care. EHRs rely on things like data standards and application programming interfaces (APIs) to communicate data across systems. Federal agencies are collaborating on security, upskilling and modernization to deliver a smooth and seamless experience to those who access government health care.
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Kurt DelBene Gets Senate Confirmation as VA CIO
The former Microsoft executive will face a restructured EHR modernization program and other tech priorities in 2022.
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VA Overhauls EHR Rollout Schedule, Leadership Structure
The rollout of VA’s EHR system is now planned for early 2024 as notable executive movements take hold.
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CMS, VA Talk EHR Interoperability Initiatives
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EHR Interoperability's Role in Ongoing Modernization
Integrated EHR systems have shown considerable benefits for advancing both individual patient care and public health.
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ONC Eyes Empowering Patients With Record Access in 2022
National Coordinator for Health IT Micky Tripathi notes next year will see pay off for recent strides in data interoperability.
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Agencies Emphasize Unified Approach to Federal EHR Modernization
Interoperability in cross-agency EHRs rely on close internal collaboration.
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VA Backs Cerner EHR System Amid Next Phases
Deputy Secretary Remy details next steps of EHR rollout, emphasizing patient safety and improved governance.
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Health Agencies Say Interoperability is Key to Sustainable Infrastructure
FDA, ONC and VA leaders address how they’re improving data flows to bolster IT infrastructures.
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Federal Agencies Transitioning to Electronic Records: What to Expect in 2022
Agencies must meet new electronic record targets in 2022, as part of a move to a “paperless government.”
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VA Taking Critical Steps to Prepare for Expanded Veteran Benefits
Leaders across VA address how they are focusing on efficiency to provide all veterans with their full benefits.
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Diversity Necessary for National Security Innovation
Leadership within U.S. defense and national security have found that hiring for a range of talents and backgrounds is necessary for modernizing the military as a whole and advancing America’s strategic edge.
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VA's New Deputy Secretary Faces Transformed EHR Program
With the Department of Veterans Affairs' deputy secretary confirmation, Donald Remy will step into a role that will lead the agency's next phases of its Electronic Health Record Modernization (EHRM) program.
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