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Apple, the company that moved some of its iCloud services to China, now wants access to veterans electronic health records. Apparently, through the Mar-a-Lago trio, Apple has wiggled its way …
SECURE? VA May Get Own iPhone App For Your Electronic Health Records Read More »
VA is running a pilot program with NeuroFlow as part of the Phase I Small Business Technology Transfer grant to treat the “whole person” using mental health technology. The platform …
NeuroFlow: VA Pilot Program Integrates Mental Health Records For Primary Care Read More »
Cerner has pulled together a cadre of 24 health and tech companies to help it convert the Department of Veterans Affairs electronic health records from VistA to its own system …
Cerner Picks 24 Companies To Help Convert VA From VistA In $10 Billion Contract Read More »
The Department of Veterans Affairs is issuing new mandates for interoperability six months after issuing a single source contract to electronic health record (EHR) giant Cerner. Last June, VA issued …
Veterans Affairs Demands Cerner EHR Contract Focus On Interoperability Read More »
After spending $1 billion, DOD and VA decided to part ways after concluding neither organization plays nice with the other. Initially, the plan was to create a unified electronic health …
DOD Beats VA To Take New Electronic Health Records System Live Read More »
A vetting failure by Dept of Veterans Affairs resulted in a cancellation of its agreement with Flow Health Inc to research veterans’ genomic data. Last week, I published an article …
#VettingFail – Dept Of Veterans Affairs Cancels Deal With Flow Health Inc Read More »
Holy Batman, the Department of Veterans Affairs “Million Veteran Program” genomic database just eclipsed 500,000 veteran volunteers making it the biggest in the world. The database, launched in 2011, catalogs …
Veterans Affairs Now Owns Largest Genomic Database In World Read More »
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