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HSR&D Researchers: This website serves as a resource for VA-funded researchers and research staff to learn of new funding opportunities, updated guidance and deadlines, and other topics of interest. Veterans and the Public: Browse through the Research Centers section of the site to find out about the many different health services research programs throughout the country, or search the citations for VA HSR&D research that has been published in scientific literature. 2010 National Meeting on Improving Health Care for Rural Veterans (01-27-2010)
Abstracts due: Friday, February 19, 2010 Attention Implementation Researchers: New NIMH Funded Training Institute Invites Applications (11-17-2009)
The IRI invites applications from PhD/MD investigators who wish to conduct ground-breaking research in the area of implementation science. Evidence Synthesis Report (10-19-2009)
NEW! Determining the Efficacy of Psychotherapy for Treatment Resistant Depression Evidence Synthesis Report (10-15-2009)
NEW! Determining the Responsiveness of Depression Questionnaires and Optimal Treatment Duration for Antidepressant Medications HSR&D Meeting Opportunities for 2010 (09-29-2009)
Field-Based Meetings, Society for General Internal Medicine, AcademyHealth
Veterans Using VA Pharmacy Services are More Ill than their Counterparts
(11-09-2009) Study Examines Strategies to Improve Follow-Up for Positive CRC Screening (10-28-2009) Heart Attack Mortality Seen Declining Among VHA Patients (09-18-2009) Improving Follow-Up for Positive Colorectal Cancer Screening (09-01-2009)
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HSR&D Video!Hear Dr. Lisa Rubenstein describe the use and benefits of collaborative care for depression in primary care settings. (4 mins)
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Quality Improvement
VHA strives to provide the best quality care for our nations' Veterans with "quality care" defined as "the degree to which health services for individuals and populations increase the likelihood of desired health outcomes and are consistent with current... Read More
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Going green.
VA HSR&D is committed to improving the health of our nation's Veterans and to promoting the health of our environment. We work to reduce our environmental impact by disseminating information electronically, conducting proposal reviews electronically, and by conducting e-conferences whenever possible to reduce the carbon footprint created by air, road, and other travel.




