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Health Informatics
Inter-agency Collaboration
Federal Health Systems

Background:

The Department of Defense (DoD) and Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) manage distinct electronic health record (EHR) systems.
A unified view of patient data across these agencies is crucial for seamless care.
Existing data silos can impede effective healthcare delivery and research.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the establishment and capabilities of the DaVINCI network.
To highlight the benefits of a consolidated EHR view for service members and Veterans.
To explore new opportunities enabled by this inter-agency infrastructure.

Main Methods:

Development of an electronic network connecting DoD and VA systems.
Consolidation of disparate electronic medical record data.
Implementation of data-sharing protocols between federal agencies.

Main Results:

A unified electronic network, DaVINCI, has been established between DoD and VA.
Consolidated view of EHR data is now available for service members and Veterans.
New avenues for clinical care transitions, congressional reporting, and longitudinal research are created.

Conclusions:

The DaVINCI initiative represents a significant advancement in federal health data integration.
This inter-agency collaboration improves continuity of care and research capabilities.
DaVINCI enhances the ability to support service members and Veterans throughout their healthcare journeys.