WASHINGTON — The Department of Veterans Affairs is accelerating a systemwide rollout of its new electronic health records platform, with full deployment at all medical sites by 2031, according to the ...

CAMP ZAMA, Japan – U.S. Army Medical Department Activity–Japan announced a new health care option for civilians and the rollout of an electronic health record system during a town hall Aug. 29. The ...

The Fort Wayne VA Medical Center is among 13 chosen for the next rollout of an electronic health records program that has been besieged by service interruptions and congressional demands for updates.

WASHINGTON – The leaders responsible for a troubled Department of Veterans Affairs computer system told House lawmakers on Monday the program is on track to expand to more than a dozen new hospitals ...

The introduction of the Oracle Cerner electronic health records system at the Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center in North Chicago, Illinois, has lawmakers questioning the future of the ...

Although the joint Defense Department-Veterans Administration health records program recently came under renewed scrutiny after an announced change of course, DOD officials insist that a system for ...

The bipartisan legislative package includes new oversight metrics for VA’s Oracle Cerner electronic health record system but would end the modernization effort if facilities using the software don’t ...

The Department of Defense plans to decommission the online portal patients use to access old military health information and recommends patients download their digital medical records if they want to ...

A nonprofit foundation that’s aiming to bolster consumer adoption rates of electronic health records is launching pilot tests of the technology in Canada and the U.S. The Health Record Network ...

Despite pleas from doctors and demands from lawmakers, the Obama administration will push ahead on the next stage of a maligned incentive program for electronic health records. The Centers for ...

Sometimes comedies are really tragedies. The Electronic Health Record has become required by government fiat. It has promised much – better care, better health, lower costs. About $24 billion in ...