


The Medical Center Director evaluates and determines any additional reasons for noncompliance and ensures that staff complete all required prevention and management of disruptive behavior training.
The Deputy Secretary ensures that substantiated and unresolved allegations discussed in this report are reviewed and addressed.
The Deputy Secretary ensures medication management issues related to the new electronic health record that are identified subsequent to this inspection be reported to the Office of Inspector General for further analysis.
The Deputy Secretary ensures that substantiated and unresolved allegations noted in this report are reviewed and addressed.
The Deputy Secretary completes an evaluation of the new electronic health record problem resolution processes and takes action as warranted.
The Deputy Secretary completes an evaluation of the underlying factors of substantiated allegations identified in this report and takes action as warranted.
The Deputy Secretary ensures the electronic health record modernization deployment schedule reflects resolution of the allegations and concerns discussed in this report.
The Chief of Staff and Associate Director–Patient/Nursing Services evaluate and determine any additional reasons for noncompliance and ensure that all required members attend Disruptive Behavior Committee meetings.
The Under Secretary for Health, in conjunction with Veterans Integrated Service Network directors and facility senior leaders, ensures that facility providers consistently conduct urine drug testing as recommended for patients on long-term opioid therapy.
The Under Secretary for Health, in conjunction with Veterans Integrated Service Network directors and facility senior leaders, makes certain that facility providers follow up with patients within three months after initiating opioid therapy to assess adherence to the pain management plan of care and effectiveness of interventions.
The Under Secretary for Health, in conjunction with Veterans Integrated Service Network directors and facility senior leaders, ensures that facilities monitor the quality of pain assessment and effectiveness of pain management interventions.
The Raymond G. Murphy VA Medical Center Director ensures supervising providers establish a reliable way to receive alerts for the results of all tests ordered by residents.
The Fayetteville VA Coastal Health Care System Director ensures that non-VA dental appointments are scheduled within recommended time frames by the Community Care program scheduling staff and monitors compliance.