The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking information on an integrated electronic health record system viewer as the agency plans to update EHR technology used by the VA and Defense Department.
The VA’s Office of Information Service Center issued a solicitation Monday for a new EHR system viewer, intended for the Interagency Program Office to use for sharing health information between the DoD and VA under the VistA Evolution Program.
IPO wants technology to help military service members, veterans and other beneficiaries gain access to their electronic health records from a unified platform.
Interested vendors are being asked to develop methods for creating and storing coded data from the point of care, translating terms, indexing searches and integrating terminology across various domains.
The Health Systems Informatics tool is also intended to help build up EHR functional technologies through the VistA architecture.
A contract would contain a one-year base period and two option years.
