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The chair of the House subcommittee charged with legislative oversight of the VA’s Cerner electronic health record implementation is concerned about the agency’s decision to delay the EHR’s initial go-live.February 13
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The Department of Veterans Affairs has decided to delay the first go-live deployment for its $10 billion Cerner electronic health record system, which was originally slated for next month.February 11
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The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking $2.6 billion in its Fiscal Year 2021 Budget—$1.2 billion more than in FY 2020—to continue implementation of its Cerner electronic health record system.February 10
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The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology has updated a web-based resource for helping small- to medium-sized physician practices with implementing health IT.January 21
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The Department of Defense contends that its implementation in September of a new Cerner electronic health record system at four more military medical facilities has gone off without a hitch.January 8
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The chair of the House subcommittee, charged with legislative oversight of the VA’s $10 billion Cerner electronic health record implementation, is concerned that the agency will not be ready for the EHR’s initial go-live slated for March.November 21
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There are an array of challenges that healthcare organizations face once they decide to proceed with the migration of legacy data to a new EMR.October 10
Vice presidentGalen Healthcare Solutions
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The Department of Veterans Affairs has decided not to use Henry Schein’s dental health IT solution as part of its Electronic Health Record Modernization initiative.October 3
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The Department of Veterans Affairs intends to accelerate the deployment of a Cerner patient appointment scheduling solution so the VA can implement the system earlier than its new EHR.September 27
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Executives believe new system will make it easier to communicate and access patient information.September 20
