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NCA Infrastructure Modernization Series: Can you Hear Me Now? Calling for Telephony Upgrades
News | May 2, 2022As part of a four-pronged infrastructure modernization effort, the Office of Information and Technology is teaming with the National Cemetery Administration to upgrade phone systems to provide better service to Veterans and their families.
VA Platform One Receives GCN Award for Government Innovation
News | April 29, 2022GCN recognizes the Department of Veterans Affairs for advancing and streamlining the development of cloud applications in the public sector.
Doing Your Part – Protecting Health Care Data
News | April 29, 2022Take the time during Information Security and Privacy Week to learn more about actions that can be taken to protect health care data.
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In Case You Missed It
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New Phone, Who’s This? Oh, A Scam!
Information Security and Privacy Awareness Week (ISPAW) 2022. Learn how to identify and protect yourself from “vishing” scams.
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Catch Me if You Can
Anyone can experience identity theft, but victims are especially vulnerable during tax season. Here is what you can do to protect yourself and what to do if exposed.
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VA.gov Hits 1.5 Million-in-a-Month Milestone
VA.gov hits an all-time high of 1.5 million unique users, a sign that Veterans find value in VA’s primary website.
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Call Me Ishmael – All About Whaling Scams
Learn more about “whaling,” highly targeted phishing attacks that are aimed at senior executives of organizations like VA.
On the Calendar
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Leading VA's Initiatives Toward Refining EHR Governance and Management Structures to Establish Additional Rigor and Oversight
Panel Discussion
Event OverviewThe Spring 2022 DOD, VA and Government HIT Summit is designed as a non-partisan, educational and training “Town-Hall-style” Summit that offers a full-spectrum view towards the DoD, VA, and Federal’s efforts to provide Veterans and Active-Duty high-quality outcomes and healthcare solutions, through a single, unified, and interoperable health IT approach. This Summit will examine current initiatives across the VA to improve customer service delivered to the Veteran, from fielding innovative commercial technologies, to refining governance and management structures to continually improve the quality of care.
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VA EHR Modernization Panel – Modernizing the VA’s EHR System Using Innovative Commercial Solutions That Will Improve the Delivery of Quality Health Care to Veterans
Panel Discussion
Event OverviewIntegrating a new EHR system to enhance the provider experience and promoting interoperability with the DOD and Community Care providers is now the strategic vision moving forward in the VA. This panel will detail how various senior leaders across the VA and industry are working to ensure the new EHR system will store and track patient medical information, with full implementation across all VA facilities. It will also examine current critical advancements being made in in health IT to support safe and effective care, improve patient outcomes, and save Veteran lives.
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Transforming the Way the VA Manages its Technology & Services to Help Ensure Mission Effectiveness When Caring for Veterans
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Event OverviewGuiding efforts to provide sufficient bandwidth to support the rapidly growing demand on the infrastructure. Accelerating Digital Transformation by tying IT investments to outcomes across the VA.
Devising a flexible, agile enterprise supply chain portfolio to better understand the workflows, business process reengineering, and the rapidly changing technological landscape.
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Delivering Excellent Customer Service to Veterans Through the Utilization of New Technologies to Improve Services
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Event OverviewLeading efforts to integrate the upgraded VAMC websites as a great example of VA’s commitment to using new technologies to improve Veteran access to VA services. Expanding telehealth and IT-driven patient care capabilities during the pandemic with programs such as the chatbot which served as a useful resource to better meet Veterans’ accelerated need for information.
Increasing the use of self-service tools and decreasing the amount of time users spend on waiting for an outcome.
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