There was no mention of the Department of Veterans Affairs' successful use of electronic medical records in the May 16 front-page story "The Machinery Behind Health-Care Reform."
The Veterans Health Administration operates the largest health-care system in the country and treats millions of veterans every year, all of whom benefit from the VA's state-of-the-art records system.
The VA's electronic medical records should be a model for care, yet they are rarely mentioned.
Citation: A Medical Records Model From Veterans Affairs, The Washington Post, p. A18 (May 23, 2009) (available in the Regional Edition)
Friday, May 29, 2009
Using the EMR model from Veterans Affairs
Policy discussion: I recently read an article in the Washington Post which states that the Veterans Health Administration operates the largest health-care system in our country and utilizes state-of-the-art records systems. Here's the excerpt:
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