SEMBACH, Germany – U.S. Army medical personnel stationed in Poland and Germany are fielding a new web-based platform designed to streamline electronic health record management and improve patient care ...

The Veterans Affairs Department’s fumbling effort to replace its decadesold electronic health records system has strained its relationship with Congress to the breaking point. Anger about the project ...

Modernization, interoperability and AI will shape the future of government healthcare IT. But ambition must be matched with ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs announced plans last week to accelerate the rollout of its embattled electronic health records system. Lawmakers, meanwhile, continue to call for oversight despite ...

Medical service contractors working for the Customs and Border Protection are using an agency app to record migrants’ medical information instead of just writing it down. Homeland Security Health ...

Software giant Oracle has integrated generative AI services into its Cerner electronic medical record system as health IT companies race to harness this cutting-edge tech for providers. The use of AI ...

The nonprofit Indiana Health Information Exchange is in the early stages of developing an emergency electronic medical record system that the state’s hospitals and other health organizations can ...

The total cost of the Department of Veterans Affairs' new electronic medical records system could be more than triple its current $16.1 billion budget when factoring in delays, maintenance and other ...

Sarah Sheffield, a nurse practitioner at a Veterans Affairs clinic in Eugene, Oregon, had a problem. Her patients — mostly in their 70s and beyond — couldn’t read computer screens. It’s not an unusual ...

the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs runs some interesting technology programs, but it's not known for being a flexible or nimble organization. And when it comes to electronic medical records, the ...

Sarah Sheffield, a nurse practitioner at a Veterans Affairs clinic in Eugene, Oregon, had a problem. Her patients — mostly in their 70s and beyond — couldn’t read computer screens. It’s not an unusual ...