The purpose of the review was to evaluate selected operations, focusing on patient care administration and quality management (QM). During the review, OIG provided crime awareness briefings to 75 employees. This review focused on six operational activities. The facility complied with selected standards in the following five activities: (1) continuity of care; (2) environment of care; (3) management of workplace violence; (4) QM; (5) registered nurse competencies. The facility’s reported accomplishments were the development and implementation of a database dashboard to measure and monitor the facility’s clinical and business performance and the joint venture utilization management program with the 673rd Medical Group hospital. OIG made one recommendation for improvement in the physician credentialing and privileging activity.
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News Combined Assessment Program Review of the Alaska VA Healthcare System Anchorage, Alaska (9/21/2011)
News Combined Assessment Program Review of the Alaska VA Healthcare System Anchorage, Alaska (9/21/2011)
Combined Assessment Program Review of the Alaska VA Healthcare System Anchorage, Alaska (9/21/2011)
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A veteran’s family must request a United States flag. A flag is provided at no cost to drape the casket or accompany the urn of a deceased veteran. Generally, the flag is given to the next of kin. Only one flag may be provided per veteran. Upon the request of the family, an “Application for United States Flag for Burial Purposes” (VA Form 21-2008) must be submitted along with a copy of the veteran’s discharge papers. Flags may be obtained from VA regional offices and most U.S. Post Offices. |
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