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Federal leaders working on the VA, DOD electronic health records reflect on managing through change.
Information-sharing policies and technical differences contribute to the complexity of effective collaboration between military services and their coalition partners.
Micky Tripathi unpacks ONC’s latest priorities aimed at creating standards to improve interoperability, including TEFCA and a new proposed rule on certification.
Over the next several weeks, the health care industry can comment on a proposed rule that boosts health legislation and improves EHR exchange.
DOD CIO John Sherman outlines his IT priorities this year.
The Public Health Data Strategy is one element of a robust plan at CDC to create a modern data ecosystem for managing public health emergencies.
Federal health officials from CMS and CDC are adopting USCDI standards to further public health interoperability and equity goals.
Cybersecurity, AI and health IT are major focuses in this year's budget proposal.
Air Force and CISA programs are securing critical data and IT infrastructures.
The Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT recognizes the first set of qualified health information networks approved to implement a new electronic health data exchange.
The sheer volume of data are challenging MHS GENESIS cybersecurity, interoperability and scalability.
Join our researchers for a look back at 2022’s top health IT trends and what to expect in 2023.
The Pentagon's spending priorities include strengthening IT modernization and funding emerging technologies.
Federal technology teams need to balance people, process and tech within the mission.
VA is turning to data standards to improve health care as more veterans use personal health monitoring devices.
A joint HRSA-ONC initiative is supporting interoperability and data exchange.
The new data interoperability standard adds classes for health status, accessibility and health insurance information.
VA’s CDO Kshemendra Paul said cybersecurity and zero trust require effective data management.
Data is providing the framework that will help modernize and poise the Army to conduct operations at the tactical edge. 
Human capital management improvements at the agency are enabling cost and time savings for the workforce.