Posted on Dec 12, 2016
VA Deputy Secretary highlights successes, vision to improve care as AMSUS 2016 concludes
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If this were to happen, in the near future, I would be a happy camper. But,I'm not holding my breath.
Deputy Secretary of Veteran’s Affairs (VA) Sloan D. Gibson understands the challenges his department faces. Being the largest health care system in the U.S., the manner in which care is delivered is expected to be the very best. And if that doesn’t happen, scrutiny can be intense.
As the AMSUS 2016 conference came to a close Dec. 2, Gibson talked about how the VA can improve the quality of care, and how he believes health care will be delivered in the future.
Deputy Secretary of Veteran’s Affairs (VA) Sloan D. Gibson understands the challenges his department faces. Being the largest health care system in the U.S., the manner in which care is delivered is expected to be the very best. And if that doesn’t happen, scrutiny can be intense.
As the AMSUS 2016 conference came to a close Dec. 2, Gibson talked about how the VA can improve the quality of care, and how he believes health care will be delivered in the future.
VA Deputy Secretary highlights successes, vision to improve care as AMSUS 2016 concludes
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SGT (Join to see) respectfully, I will believe it, when I see it, its pitiful where I am at the Hampton, Virginia Medical Center at the Veterans Affaires. Wait times are long.
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SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL, I'm right there with with you. I got a new doctor two weeks ago, but I'm still in the system with the old doctor, who I have problems with. Tried calling today for at least the 10th time, but didn't get an answer. Try again tomorrow.
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i'll be damned if I hold My breath for this one... looks like more of the SOS... Same Old Stuff...
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