Federal Agencies Halt Troubled Rollouts of Health and Delivery Systems

TL;DR
The Department of Veterans Affairs has paused all future deployments of its new Electronic Health Record (EHR) until it addresses problems at sites already using the system, as part of a "larger program reset." The VA Secretary said the Oracle-Cerner EHR is not yet meeting expectations, and the agency is holding the vendor and itself accountable to get it right. The VA won't move ahead with new EHR go-lives until the system shows "measurable improvements" at the five sites already using it. The VA's "program reset" marks the agency's third prolonged pause in the troubled Oracle-Cerner rollout.
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