Veterans Health Benefits Expansion Takes on Toxic Exposures
With the passage of the PACT Act, the Department of Veterans Affairs is now able to offer an expanded scope of health care for veterans who have suffered health consequences due to exposure to harmful substances during their deployments. VA leaders Dr. Steven Lieberman and Dr. Patricia Hastings explain how VA is working to use these new resources to fulfill its duty to care for and serve America’s veterans.
This episode includes support from Maximus.
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Dr. Steven Lieberman Deputy Under Secretary for Health VA -
Dr. Patricia Hastings Chief Consultant, Health Outcomes Military Exposures VA
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Streamlining the ATO Process Makes Software Deployments More Efficient, Secure
NIST’s Victoria Yan Pillitteri discusses common ATO stumbling blocks and how agencies can streamline authorization for secure software deployment.
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This National Lab is Using Multi-Agent AI to Accelerate Scientific Discovery
SLAC’s John Sarrao details how AI is accelerating materials discovery and reshaping collaboration across national labs and federal agencies.
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Federal EHR Expanding to More Agencies, Connects Care at Sea
Federal Electronic Health Record Modernization leaders discussed advances in data exchange and connecting remote personnel to health care.
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EHR Rollout On Track, VA Deputy Secretary Tells Congress
VA officials told Congress the renewed EHR rollout is on schedule and exceeding expectations as deployments expand across the country.
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