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The Department of Veterans Affairs is beginning a multiyear transition to a commercial off-the-shelf electronic health records system from Cerner, initiating a switch from reliance on its decades-old EHR system.
While the VA will not be adopting the identical EHR that the Department of Defense plans to install over the next five years, it will be on a similar Cerner platform. The U.S. military has started to deploy Cerner's Millennium system, the...
