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From Nextgov.com: Defense's 'top doc' and e-record proponent makes his last rounds
Dr. Casscells, assigned the task to improve care at the maligned Walter Reed Army Medical Center, focused on patients and the network that supports them.
When Dr. S. Ward Casscells took over as assistant secretary of Defense for Health Affairs in April 2007, Defense Secretary Robert Gates told him that his No. 1 priority was to fix the highly publicized problems that plagued Walter Reed Army Medical Center, including soldiers recuperating in dilapidated rooms and medical files that were frequently lost.
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