Military.com April 6, 2023
By Patricia Kime

The Department of Veterans Affairs has put the introduction of its new electronic health records system on hold at the hospital system slated to adopt it this summer — a pause that extends to all future rollouts, VA officials said Thursday.

In a memo to staff at the VA Saginaw, Michigan, Health Care System, Veterans Integrated Services Network 10 Director Laura Ruzick said Thursday that the training scheduled to begin April 1 on the Oracle Cerner Millennium records system has been postponed. VA confirmed to Military.com the postponement applies to all planned deployments.

The announcement represents another blow to a medical records system that is used at several VA health systems but has been plagued by outages, has frustrated users...

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