,The Patient Advocate Tracking System (PATS) is a centralized, web based application that records and tracks instances of patient compliments and complaints concerning their care at VA health care facilities. These instances of patient contacts may come from a variety of sources including the patient, family members, congressional members and/or Veterans service organizations on behalf of the Veterans receiving care at VA facilities. This database provides a menu of reports that can be used to track and trend data across Veterans Integrated Service Networks (VISNs). Reports of contact allow the Patient Advocate to trend compliments and complaints, and ensure that issues raised are resolved. The reports include data such as patient demographics, date of contact, method of contact, who made the contact, issues involved, what service was involved, resolution date and resolution status. Data is collected from Veterans Affairs Medical Centers and sent to the VHA Support Service Center (VSSC) where the data is maintained and reports created.,

"This dataset contains information on claims of potential violations of the Uniformed Services Employment Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA) and Veterans Preference (VP). The VETS’ Case Management System (VCMS) allows USERRA claimants to submit claims to VETS involving potential USERRA and Veterans Preference violations. Claimants may also monitor the status of their claim, request withdrawal and referral actions, and upload evidence and other documents directly to their assigned investigator through the VCMS. VETS’ investigators use the VCMS as the case file of record to conduct investigations based on the claims submitted by claimants. The VCMS maintains secure copies of all investigative files, and case elements, and produces data regarding investigations for formal reporting requirements. This system contains 100 relational tables. DOL-VETS produce annual and quarterly Reports to Congress on USERRA. The source data for those reports are run using SQL, and we keep the data pulls in a secure SharePoint site for audit purposes. Those ""official"" data pulls are done quarterly on the 1st of the month after the end of the quarter." The VCMS was put into production on April 1, 2020 and fully replaced all paper and other electronic USERRA case management systems and processes for newly filed claims. The VCMS is entirely electronic, and incorporates all aspects of the investigative and referral processes, making case investigations more efficient and fungible. The VCMS will continue to be updated and improved to create greater efficiency and effectiveness during the upcoming five years (starting in FY 2020).

,National Center for Veterans Analysis and Statistics aggregates a list of VA Facilities by Congressional District representatives,

,National Center for Veterans Analysis and Statistics aggregates a list of VA Facilities by State, Congressional District, and Congressional District Representatives,

,Maps are organized by state and depict the Veteran population using VetPop2011 data as of 9/30/2013 and VA facilities using Veteran Affairs Site Tracking (VAST) data as of FY14Q1.,

,The tracking system is for patients identified in the Creutzfeldt Jakob Disease (CJD) lookback notification initiative established in January 1995 as part of the lookback notification of all Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) patients who may have received certain lot numbers of blood derivatives or blood components produced from donors with CJD. Even though the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention characterized the risk of transmission of CJD from blood derivative products as 'small and immeasurable' and 'theoretical', VA believed it had an ethical obligation to inform patients of the exposure to potentially contaminated blood components or plasma derivative products while under VA's care. The patients were notified. The Veterans Health Administration (VHA) established a tracking system for individuals who received these products to determine if there was an increase in VA CJD cases. Every two years, the VHA National Infectious Diseases Service updates the status of patients who had previously been identified through the VA CJD lookback notification initiative. The Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease Lookback Dataset (CJDLD) is a prospective collection of data; requests for individual reports are not accepted.,

This datasets contains data pertaining to certain City services offered to veterans as mandated by Local Law 23 of 2015. Data is provided on an annual basis by calendar year and is disaggregated by borough where available. Applicants self-report veteran status when applying for City services.

The Veteran Data Exchange Initiative (VDEI) allows DOL/VETS to retrieve data extracted from the Department of Defense (DOD)/ DEFENSE MANPOWER DATA CENTER per a MOU with DoD. This dataset contains the following characteristics of all service members transitioning from Active duty to civilian life: responses to the DD Forms 2648, 2648-1, transition assistance program (TAP) courses taken, and eForm data sets. This dataset also includes transitioning service members' personal data and course session data.

,VAMC-level statistics on the prevalence, mental health utilization, non-mental health utilization, mental health workload, and psychological testing of Veterans with a possible or confirmed diagnosis of mental illness. Information prepared by the VA Northeast Program Evaluation Center (NEPEC) for fiscal year 2015. This dataset is no longer supported and is provided as-is. Any historical knowledge regarding meta data or it's creation is no longer available. All known information is proved as part of this data set.,