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Department of Veterans Affairs
COVID-19 National Summary

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is the largest integrated health system in the United States with more than nine million enrolled Veterans and over six million Veterans receiving healthcare each year. VA employs nearly 380,000 individuals including more than 350,000 professionals within the Veterans Health Administration.

This report summarizes what we know about the status of COVID-19 patients who have been tested or treated at VA facilities.

This Power BI Dashboard illustrates national surveillance data.

* Note about the Report Functionality

Click on these circles to toggle between tables which break down vaccinations by facility, decade of age, race/ethnicity and sex  Click on the circles to toggle between tables which break down vaccinations by facility, decade of age, race/ethnicity and sex.

Click on this symbol for additional information  Click on this symbol for additional information.

Note: There are often further explanations if you hover over objects with your mouse.

To access the Power BI content, you will need to toggle the virtual PC cursor mode using keyboard shortcut Insert + Z to enter into the report area when using JAWS.

This Power BI Dashboard illustrates national surveillance data.

Note about Medical Centers that have transitioned to Cerner Millenium

On October 24th, 2020, VA started transitioning from VistA to Cerner's Millennium as its Electronic Health Record (EHR). COVID-19 surveillance data will temporarily be incomplete from some medical centers as we work to integrate Cerner data into our system. Thank you for your patience.

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Definitions

On September 29, 2021, a one-time update to definitions was made. This increases the historical number of cases, as well as case-related events such as deaths, and continues to align with CDC definitions. Therefore, the increase in cumulative counts between September 28 and September 29, 2021 should not be interpreted as a single day increase.

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