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VA Health Services Research & Development Service

Research
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    Jen Van Tiem Medical Anthropologist, VA Health Services Research & Development
    • Iowa City
    • Rising Star
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    Wyndy Wiitala Associate Director, Center for Clinical Management Research at VA Health Services Research & Development Service
    • Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States
    • Rising Star
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    Barbara Harris Registered Medical Assistant at Private Company
    • Greater Orlando
    • Rising Star
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    John Piette Professor of Global Public Health and Internal Medicine, and Senior Career Scientist; VA and University of Michigan
    • Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States
    • Rising Star
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    Claire Chen, MPH Health Science Research Specialist
    • Seattle, Washington, United States
    • Top 10%
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Overview

The VA Health Services Research and Development Service (HSR&D) is an integral part of VA’s quest for innovative solutions to today’s healthcare challenges. HSR&D supports research that underscores all aspects of VA healthcare, focusing on patient care, cost, and quality. The goal of HSR&D research is to identify, evaluate, and rapidly implement evidence-based strategies that improve the quality and safety of care delivered to Veterans. Health services research is a collaborative and cross-cutting field, often inspired by intersectional clinical, organizational, or basic research questions. Studies conducted by the approximately 1,000 funded researchers are comprehensive, and address critical issues for Veterans as well as for the VA healthcare system as a whole. The Veterans Health Administration is the nation's only integrated healthcare system, and as such provide investigators with a unique population and data set from which to understand the critical health concerns facing our nations' Veterans. VA HSR&D research findings have had major impact outside the VA, in areas ranging from cholesterol screening guidelines to opioid efficacy.