HealthLeaders Media October 6, 2023
Eric Wicklund

The nation’s largest health system is pledging to share veteran health data with a number of large health systems across the country to improve access to care regardless of whether it’s in a VA facility.

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– The Department of Veterans Affairs handles healthcare for roughly 16.2 million veterans through a network of hospitals and healthcare sites, including telehealth and virtual care platforms.

– VA officials say EHR platforms have become sophisticated enough to enable data-sharing, and the organization wants to be at the forefront of innovation that improves care coordination and management.

– The VA is pledging to share all veteran healthcare data with 13 health systems to coordinate care, with those health systems pledging to do the...

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