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This poem was sent to me shortly after Cal passed.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
VETERANS FOR COMMON SENSE and
VETERANS UNITED FOR TRUTH, INC.,
Plaintiffs,
v.
JAMES B. PEAKE, Secretary of
Veterans Affairs, UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS;
JAMES P. TERRY, Chairman, Board of
Veterans Appeals; DANIEL L. COOPER,
Under Secretary, Veterans Benefits
Administration; BRADLEY G. MAYES,
Director, Compensation and Pension
Service; DR. MICHAEL J. KUSSMAN,
Under Secretary, Veterans Health
Administration; PRITZ K. NAVARA,
Veterans Service Center Manager,
Oakland Regional Office, Department
of Veterans Affairs, UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA,
Defendants.
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No. C-07-3758 SC
MEMORANDUM OF
DECISION, FINDINGS OF
FACT AND CONCLUSIONS
OF LAW
I. INTRODUCTION
As a preliminary summary to this decision, the Court
concludes: In reviewing each of the items of relief requested by
Plaintiffs, the grievances of Plaintiffs are misdirected. The
remedies to the problems, deficiencies, delays and inadequacies
Veterans for Common Sense et al v. Nicholson et al Doc. 238
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While angry folks with legitimate concerns or hidden agendas were busy shouting at politicians at televised town-hall gatherings this week, a court hearing held on another critical health care debate drew scant attention.
Oral arguments were heard Wednesday before a federal appeals court in California in connection with a 2007 class-action lawsuit filed by two veterans advocacy groups — Veterans for Common Sense and Veterans United for Truth.
Never heard of it?
You should. It's about the plight of the men and women we send into harm's way. It also has a strong Minnesota link. Here's a quick overview:
The suit alleges that the Department of Veterans Affairs' inability to handle disability claims in a timely or expedient fashion is so dysfunctional that it violates veterans' constitutional and statutory rights. The backlog — a good number of unresolved claims dating to the Vietnam War — may surpass the 1 million mark this fall, according to estimates from veterans advocates. The VA places the backlog at a lower but still hefty 463,000.
The lawsuit also alleges that the VA has been derelict in its legal duty to provide immediate, competent and effective care for military members grappling with post-traumatic stress disorder and thoughts of suicide.
"Justice delayed is justice denied, and that's what we essentially have here," said Gordon Erspamer, a Grand Rapids, Minn., native and Hamline University graduate. "For all these disabled veterans,
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One of the key reforms pushed by the Obama Administration is to move away from paper medical health records to paperless, electronic systems. Electronic records should reduce costs, improve diagnoses, and are a key part of future telehealth hopes.
But what are the rules governing these systems? Can some vendors build systems and lock hospitals into proprietary formats from which they will be unable to transition away?
Fortunately, there is an open source solution that has already been built with public money by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
West Virginia did it on the cheap by using an electronic medical records system built by the Veterans Administration with taxpayer dollars, saving millions in software licensing fees charged by commercial software vendors. The VA software, known as VistA, is open-source software - its code is freely available to the public and is constantly being improved by users - and it includes important features, such as a bar-coding system to track drug dispensations, to help improve patient safety.
However, many hospitals are still not using it in the United States.
Some policy makers are working to change that. Senator Jay Rockefeller, a West Virginia Democrat who chairs the Finance Committee's health subcommittee, is introducing legislation that would promote the widespread adoption of VistA and other open-source systems among hospitals that serve the poor. He also successfully pushed to include provisions in the stimulus bill to make VistA more accessible.
Though VistA does not yet have the features needed by all hospitals, it is an example of one option that communities have to ensure they will not become dependent on vendors in such an important area of their operations.
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My Friend, On this Memorial Day, it is my great hope that you will take a few minutes of your time to reflect on what an honor it is to live in our great country and remember the men and women in our nation's armed services - those who are willing to give the ultimate sacrifice to protect our freedoms as Americans. Last Friday, I had the great pleasure of spending time with the Midshipmen and their families at the commencement ceremony of the U.S. Naval Academy. These young men and women are a testament to what it means to serve a cause greater than self. As we take a moment to remember those who have fallen in defense of our Nation, please keep all of our service men and women and each of our veterans in your thoughts and prayers today and every day. Sincerely, John McCain Chair, Country First PAC |
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