EHRs

• Cloud
• Data
• Health IT

Smarter modernization, data, automation, as well as customer and digital services will see the spotlight in 2022.

• Electronic Health Records

• Electronic Health Records
• Health IT

Integrated EHR systems have shown considerable benefits for advancing both individual patient care and public health.

• Electronic Health Records

National Coordinator for Health IT Micky Tripathi notes next year will see pay off for recent strides in data interoperability.

• Electronic Health Records

Interoperability in cross-agency EHRs rely on close internal collaboration.

• GovCast

This Veterans Day, the agency leader talks EHRs, pandemic efforts and IT modernization.

• Electronic Health Records

Deputy Secretary Remy details next steps of EHR rollout, emphasizing patient safety and improved governance.

• Electronic Health Records

Leaders across VA address how they are focusing on efficiency to provide all veterans with their full benefits.

• Electronic Health Records

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.

• Electronic Health Records
• Workforce

The Department of Veterans Affairs is prioritizing diversity and developing new training programs to increase support for women and minorities across the workforce as the department continues its digital transformation journey in electronic health records and ongoing pandemic response.

The Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT announced that the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA) will go live in the first quarter of calendar year 2022.

• Electronic Health Records

The Department of Veterans Affairs is reorganizing its electronic health record modernization program with an enterprise-wide governance structure, improved training and change management, and an enterprise readiness and planning approach to deployment of the system.