Integrated data drives better care for homeless Veterans
The US Department of Veterans Affairs is utilizing an integrated data system to improve care for homeless Veterans. This system aims to provide timely and coordinated support by sharing connected information among teams. The data system helps social workers, nurses, and peers deliver effective care and support to homeless Veterans.
Previously, data was stored in separate systems, making it difficult for teams to access a complete picture of a Veteran's situation. Further details about the integrated data system and its impact on homeless Veterans are available from the VA News source.
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