To me, the ultimate part of what drew me to the VA and is different from where I was in academic medicine, is that I ultimately view the productivity of our researchers as making their way back to the veterans.
Bill Cassidy
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Bill Morgan Cassidy is an American politician and physician currently serving as the junior United States Senator from Louisiana, a position he has held since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Cassidy has focused on various issues during his tenure, including healthcare, veterans' affairs, and economic development. He has been an advocate for reforms in the healthcare system and has expressed strong opinions on public health policies, including vaccination schedules.
So, to me, the ultimate part of what drew me to the VA and is different from where I was in academic medicine, is that I ultimately view the productivity of our researchers as making their way back to the veterans.
We've been working on something called a VetPAC idea, modeled after MedPAC and MACPAC from Medicaid and Medicare analysis to give us a tool by which to evaluate these programs.
How much of the funding that you put out there is for basic research versus clinical research?
It suggests to me that your priorities again lack alacrity, urgency, a reason to get on top of it right away.
Why would you have any faith in the integrity of what they did when apparently what they have already done was to interfere with an investigation and to tamper with an investigation?
It suggests to me that your priorities again lack alacrity, urgency, a reason to get on top of it right away.
So again, tell us and the Committee of Oversight why we should have confidence in your processes.
Why would you have any faith in the integrity of what they did when apparently what they have already done was to interfere with an investigation and to tamper with an investigation?
A large number of fired employees have been reinstated with back pay, including some fired for, quote, 'grievous misconduct.'
This bipartisan bill... helped improve both employee satisfaction and trust of veterans in the VA.
The VA inspector general uncovered systemic issues at the VCL, and that the VCL Director for Quality and Training provided advice and incorrect information to witnesses, potentially compromising the accuracy and integrity of the IG…
It suggests to me that your priorities again lack alacrity, urgency, a reason to get on top of it right away.
This bipartisan bill, sponsored by Senator Rubio and Chairman Tester, helped improve both employee satisfaction and trust of veterans in the VA.
Why would you have any faith in the integrity of what they did when apparently what they have already done was to interfere with an investigation and to tamper with an investigation?





