VA Eyes Long-Term Treatments With the Help of Wearables
The agency is making advancements in wearables and remote patient monitoring for chronic illnesses.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is making considerable advancements in wearable devices and remote patient monitoring to keep track of symptoms and key health metrics in near real time. VA Innovation Specialist Dr. Lindsay Riegler provides a look at how the agency is incorporating these within its broader health care program to improve treatment of chronic conditions such as diabetes and hypertension.
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Dr. Lindsay Riegler Innovation Specialist and Certified Brain Injury Specialist VA
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AI is Helping Navy Track Global Maritime Activity
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VBA Uses Automation to Tackle Claims Surge, Augment Workforce
VBA leverages automation and AI to streamline claims processing and reduce backlogs, while keeping humans central to the process.
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How NASA’s AI Plan Boosts Government Efficiency
NASA Chief Data and AI Officer David Salvagnini shares how the agency is integrating AI with data to drive innovation and efficiency across government.
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Doing More with Less is Muscle Memory for IRS, Former Deputy CIO Says
Darnita Trower discusses her experience, the legacy she’s left behind and how she pushed the IRS to modernize itself,
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