… of veterans who do and do not utilize VA services and suggest that veterans who use VA
services have a substantially elevated health burden compared to other veterans. Results …

… research, the US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) medical care system has not been …
for VA medical care, and the size and national dispersion of VA medical care facilities. Also, VA …

… Due to US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) regulations and our ethics … the VA firewall
without a Data Use Agreement. This limitation is consistent with other studies based on VA data…

… veterans with a MH/SA diagnosis use VA MH/SA services, while fewer than 28 percent of
these veterans use … Table 2 shows the distribution of the disease groups and other categories …

… veterans who, though known to be alive, did not use VA services for two consecutive years.
We presumed that they had switched to non-VA … in cases in which the distribution of X and Y …

… Veterans Affairs (VA)–only use, dual VA and Medicare use, and Medicare-only use by veterans
… The distribution of use group did not differ between those who survived the study period …

… use of non-Veterans Affairs (VA) services among chronically ill veterans discharged from VA
… The costing methods for VA care were derived from the VA's Cost Distribution Report, which …

The Veterans Health Administration of the US Department of Veterans Affairs has a long,
successful, and interesting history of using information technology to meet its mission. Each …

… Veterans Affairs veterans (VA veterans) were more likely to belong to a … Non-VA veterans
were more likely to be white compared with the general population. Veterans Affairs veterans …

… reliance for both inpatient and outpatient care had a bimodal distribution (Figures S2 and S3
… to veterans who enrolled in VA but did not use VA care or were eligible for VA care but did …