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VA Providers Often Miss EHR Test Result Alerts
Report Examines Readjustment Needs of Veterans and Troops
VA Providers Often Miss EHR Test Result Alerts
Survey Finds 'Information Overload'
HOUSTO
N - Almost a third of primary care providers missed test results received through VA's electronic health record (EHR) notification system, possibly because of "information overload," according to a survey conducted by researchers from the Michael E. DeBakey Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Houston.
Opinion poll: Is VA’s electronic health record notification system an effective way to get test result information to healthcare providers? Please click here to participate in this month's U.S. Medicine readership poll.
Who Are Most Likely Military Suicide Victims? Guard Study Offers Some Valuable Clues
BALTIMORE, MD - Part of the challenge for healthcare providers trying to prevent military suicide is the difficulty of identifying servicemembers at the highest risk. Now, a newly-published study from the Army National Guard provides some information on characteristics shared by soldiers who take their own lives.
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