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<glossary version="1.0">
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>% With Device Model</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Percentage of devices for which the Vendor reported a Device Model</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>% With Serial Number</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Percentage of devices for which the Vendor reported a Serial Number</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>ADC</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Average Daily Census</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>Adobe Reader</glossterm>
		<glossdef>A program for viewing PDF files. Adobe Reader is available free of charge via the Internet.</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>Assigned</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Device is in use by a patient</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>Available</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Device is available for use by a patient</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>Decommissioned</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Device is no longer available for patient use</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>DMP</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Disease Management Protocol</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>Failed Devices</glossterm>
		<glossdef>A status of "Repair" constitutes a failed device.</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>Failure Rate</glossterm>
		<glossdef>The failure rate includes only the initial failure of a device.</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>HDI</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Home Device Inventory</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>HIPAA</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>HT</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Home Telehealth</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>IHTA</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Integrated Home Telehealth Application</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>Kiosk</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Central location for a stored device used by multiple patients.</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>Microsoft Excel</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet program which allows one to enter numerical values or data into the rows or columns of a spreadsheet, and to use these numerical entries for such things as calculations, graphs, and statistical analysis.</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>OED</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Office of Enterprise Development</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>OTS</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Office of Telehealth Services</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>PDF</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Portable Document Format (file type generated from Adobe Acrobat)</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>Privacy Act of 1974</glossterm>
		<glossdef>The Privacy Act of 1974, 5 U.S.C. § 552a, Public Law No. 93-579, (Dec. 31, 1974)  establishes a code of fair information practice that governs the collection, maintenance,  use, and dissemination of personally identifiable information about individuals that  is maintained in systems of records by federal agencies.</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>PSA</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Program Support Assistant</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>Refurbish</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Device is being cleaned and prepared for patient use</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>Repair</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Device is being repaired</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>Section 508</glossterm>
		<glossdef>In 1998, Congress amended the Rehabilitation Act to require Federal agencies to make their electronic and information technology accessible to people with disabilities. Inaccessible technology interferes with an individual's ability to obtain and use information quickly and easily. Section 508 was enacted to eliminate barriers in information technology, to make available new opportunities for people with disabilities, and to encourage development of technologies that will help achieve these goals. The law applies to all Federal agencies when they develop, procure, maintain, or use electronic and information technology. Under Section 508 (29 U.S.C. ‘ 794d), agencies must give disabled employees and members of the public access to information that is comparable to the access available to others. It is recommended that you review the laws and regulations listed below to further your understanding about Section 508 and how you can support implementation.</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>TSPR</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Technical Project Service Repository</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>VA</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Department of Veterans Affairs</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>VA Handbook 6500</glossterm>
		<glossdef>This handbook provides the specific procedures and operational requirements to implement VA Directive 6500, Information Security Program, to ensure Department-wide compliance with the Federal Information Security Management Act of 2002 (FISMA), 44 U.S.C. §§ 3541-3549, and the security of VA information and information systems administered by VA, or on behalf of VA. This handbook applies to all VA organizations, Administrations, their employees and contractors working for, or on behalf of the VA.</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>VHA</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Veterans Health Administration</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
	<glossentry>
		<glossterm>VISN</glossterm>
		<glossdef>Veterans Integrated Service Network(s)</glossdef>
	</glossentry>
</glossary>
