I am delighted to see this as this will advance the VistA community's effort
to provide documention and training. Many of those things that we all have
been trying to do with only volunteers and can now be done with some of us
being paid to help!
I am sure the vast majority of the effort
I couldn't agree more with Nancy!
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
I am delighted to see this as this will advance the VistA community's effort
to provide documention and training. Many of those things that we all have
been trying to do with only volunteers and can now be done with some of us
being
I know VA and HHS are not the same, but the existence of a contract such as this raises disturbing questions for federal employees, does it not? Gregory Woodhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] On May 20, 2005, at 5:59 AM, Nancy Anthracite wrote:I am delighted to see this as this will advance the VistA
Greg --
Would you explain, please? Thanx muchly.
-- Bhaskar
Gregory Woodhouse wrote:
I know VA and HHS are not the same, but the existence of a contract such
as this raises disturbing questions for federal employees, does it not?
Gregory Woodhouse
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The point is that it's a *contract* not a grant. This could potentially
mean that the federal government would be paying for support provided
by its own employees.
--- K.S. Bhaskar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greg --
Would you explain, please? Thanx muchly.
-- Bhaskar
Gregory Woodhouse
On behalf of the WorldVistA board of directors, I would like to express our
thanks to all the individuals and organizations that contributed their time,
knowledge and skills over the past few years. Your efforts directly contributed
to WorldVistA's success in winning the VVSO contract. This
http://www.cms.hhs.gov/quality/pfqi.asp#Contract
CMS, through the Iowa Foundation for Medical Care as its contractor to
support the VistA-Office EHR project, has established WorldVistA as a
vendor support organization to provide vendor training on VistA-Office
EHR. WorldVistAs mission is to
