HEY VA! HAVE YOU HEARD? Five VA employees were listed among the top 100 leaders who made a difference in federal information technology during 2004. They were profiled in the March 21 issue of Federal Computer Week as part of the magazineâs 16th annual Federal 100 Awards program. They are: Dr. Ruth E. Dayhoff, national project manager for VISTA Imaging, who spearheaded development of VAâs medical imaging system; Scott F. Denniston, director of the Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization, who developed a database of more than 10,000 veteran-owned business; Dr. Robert M. Kolodner, acting deputy chief information officer for health, who worked with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to field an electronic records system for private physicians; Craig Luigart, associate deputy assistant secretary for policies, plans and programs, who led an awareness campaign as chairman of the federal Section 508 Steering Committee; and Edward Meagher, deputy chief information officer, who envisioned an IT training program at VA Central Office for combat wounded troops recovering at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. A panel of judges was so impressed with Meagherâs creative thinking that they selected him for the prestigious Eagle award, presented to one government and one private industry representative from among the 100 honorees. Â -- Nancy Anthracite
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