


The Deputy Secretary reviews the process that led to Oracle Cerner’s failure to inform VA of the unknown queue and takes action as indicated.
The Deputy Secretary evaluates the unknown queue technology and mitigation process and takes action as indicated.
Remove or disable group accounts to comply with established requirements and criteria.
We recommend that the Deputy Secretary of Defense and Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs review the actions of the Federal Electronic Health Record Modernization Program Office and direct the Federal Electronic Health Record Modernization Program Office to develop processes and procedures in accordance with the Federal Electronic Health Record Modernization Program Office charter and the National Defense Authorization Acts.
The Under Secretary for Health reviews the State Licensing Board reporting processes at the facility level to ensure compliance with Veterans Health Administration policy, identifies noncompliance, and takes action as warranted.
The Under Secretary for Health instructs facility directors to submit National Practitioner Data Bank reports regarding physicians and dentists consistent with Veterans Health Administration policy.
The Under Secretary for Health ensures programmatic oversight of facility State Licensing Board and National Practitioner Data Bank reporting processes.
Review and update, as appropriate, program policy to formally align with the Office of Patient Advocacy’s program expectations, including when complaints must be entered into a patient advocate tracking system and the responsibilities of patient advocate supervisors.
Provide guidance to medical facility directors to ensure they fulfill their required Patient Advocacy Program management duties, including timely complaint resolution and trending complaint data.
Correct all processing errors on cases identified by the review team and report the results to the Office of Inspector General.