SCAN-ECHO
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Health IT Helps Fight the War at Home
Taken together, all these IT initiatives – whether undertaken by VA or vendors or veterans themselves – point to big shift in ways care is delivered for wounded service members. With so many coming home, with so many different injuries, there's never been a better time for it to happen... Read More »
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VA Aims to Revolutionize Veteran Care with SCAN-ECHO
Down with the need for lengthy commutes, transportation costs, and too much time – the barriers that often decrease the quality of rural health are officially dissolving. Read More »
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VA Providing New Care for Veterans Through Video Conferencing
In its on-going effort to provide the best care possible for our nation’s veterans, the Department of Veteran Affairs has put in place a new program to increase access to specialty care services for veterans in rural and medically under-served areas through the use of videoconferencing equipment. Read More »
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VA Tests Teleconference Training for Primary-care Docs
The U.S. Veterans Affairs Department is testing a new take on telemedicine at 11 sites across the country. Read More »
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VA Uses Technology to Provide Rural Veterans Greater Access to Specialty Care Services
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has implemented a new initiative, Specialty Care Access Network-Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (SCAN-ECHO), to increase access to specialty care services for Veterans in rural and medically under-served areas through the use of videoconferencing equipment. Read More »
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