Idaho U.S. Rep Russ Fulcher: “Despite numerous unresolved system deficiencies, inadequate training practices for medical providers,…”

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Idaho U.S. Rep Russ Fulcher: “Despite numerous unresolved system deficiencies, inadequate training practices for medical providers,…”
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May 5, 2022
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Russ Fulcher tweeted the following:

“Despite numerous unresolved system deficiencies, inadequate training practices for medical providers, and a performance record that required formal corrective action, the VA has continued to rollout the new EHR system.
Read our letter to the VA Secretary: ow.ly/ROBX50IX6Pv“
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Here are other recent tweets from Russ Fulcher:

“Small businesses power Idahos economic engine providing jobs, goods, and services to our local communities. This Friday, May 6th, lets celebrate these businesses and make sure to #SupportLocalGems!”
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“Secretary Mayorkas rejection of President Trumps Migrant Protection Protocols, together with his attempts to rescind Title 42, have furthered the crisis ongoing at our southern border. We asked the secretary why he is failing to fulfill his job: ow.ly/H10h50IX7l9“
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“Thank you to the Associated Logging Contractors of Idaho for the invitation to your annual conference in beautiful Orofino, Idaho!” on May 3
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