Published 3/2/2009
by Post
at Wash Post Federal Page
Orlando Illi was seriously injured in an Army training accident three decades ago, but when he applied for veterans' disability benefits years later, his medical file could not be found. Now a civilian manager for the Army, Illi is playing a pivotal role in bringing electronic medical records to the...
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