The OIG recommended that the acting under secretary for health perform additional analyses to ensure materially accurate specialty care workload data are used to implement the Asset and Infrastructure Review Commission recommendations.
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The District Director evaluates the process for resolution of administrative quality review deficiencies and initiates action as necessary.
The District Director ensures lethality risk assessments are completed on the first clinical visit and monitors compliance across all zone vet centers.
The OIG recommended the assistant secretary for the Office of Enterprise Integration coordinate and implement data sharing agreements with other agencies or organizations with records of deceased veterans whose remains are unclaimed or veterans not included in VA databases.
Correct all processing errors on cases identified by the review team and report the results to the OIG.
The Chief of Staff evaluates and determines any additional reasons for noncompliance and ensures that transferring providers send patients’ active medication lists to the receiving facilities during inter-facility transfers.
The Director evaluates and determines any additional reasons for noncompliance and ensures staff complete the required prevention and management of disruptive behavior training based on the risk level assigned to their work areas.1
Review the SaaS applications named in the allegation to determine whether VA staff are still using them and whether such use is consistent with VA policy. If use is authorized, implement controls to ensure the applications go through the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program authorization process and the VA SaaS application approval process. If use is not authorized, implement controls to prevent employees from using the SaaS applications without authority to operate.