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Dr. David M. Walker was appointed the Network Director for the VA Southeast Network (VISN 7), in Duluth, GA, effective July 2021. 

Prior to his appointment, he was the Interim Network Director for the VA MidSouth Healthcare Network (VISN 9) since January 2021, and the Director for the GV (Sonny) Montgomery Veteransâ Hospital and Clinics (GVMVAMC) in Jackson, MS, since December 2015. 

As Director of the VA Southeast Network, he oversees eight healthcare systems in Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina with a $4.5 billion annual operating budget, that provide coverage for over 1.2 million Veterans. VISN 7 is the VAâs fourth largest healthcare network, with over 22,000 employees managing 7.6 million outpatient visits per year, and over 33,000 hospital admissions. 

Dr. Walker is board-certified in Psychiatry and is a Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association. He has also served as president of the Kentucky Psychiatric Medical Association. Dr. Walker graduated from the military medical school, the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, and completed a United States Air Force (USAF)/civilian psychiatry training program and a subsequent forensic psychiatry fellowship training program at the University of South Carolina. As a USAF forensic psychiatrist, he helped reestablish the service-wide Wilford Hall Medical Center Air Force Forensic Psychiatry Evaluation Service. 

After completing his military service, he served as Clinical Director of Forensic Services for Georgiaâs only maximum-security forensic hospital.
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Substance Abuse ProgramsTreatments addressing all types of problems related to substance use, from unhealthy use of alcohol to life-threatening addictions
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VHA offers tools and information to connect Veterans with the health support services they need.

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To bring the most current research on PTSD to health care professionals, staff at the National Center for PTSD publish many articles and chapters. 
To access citations for these documents online, you can search the PTSDpubs Database, the largest electronic index to the worldwide literature on PTSD and trauma in the world (formerly called PILOTS).
In PTSDpubs, the abstracts of thousands of publications on trauma are available with links to the full text (by subscription). In addition, articles by National Center for PTSD staff, which are in the public domain, are made accessible to you as PDF files so that you can easily download them.

Search the PTSDpubs Database
 to find full text articles by entering the name of any National Center for PTSD author as your search term. (Note: PTSDpubs is the new name for the PILOTS database.)

Accessibility: We are working hard to fully implement Section 508, making all of our electronic and information technology accessible to people with disabilities. If you find an article by National Center for PTSD staff that you would like to read that is not yet accessible, please contact ncptsd@va.gov and we will provide you with a 508 accessible copy.
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Privacy Act Information

Privacy Act Information: VA is asking you to provide the information on the questionnaire under 38 U.S.C. Sections 523, 527, 1701, 7318 in order for VA to assist you with weight management. You will not be asked to identify yourself, but you will be asked health information relevant to weight management. VA may disclose the information you provide in answering the questions as permitted by law. VA may make a "routine use" disclosure of the information as outlined in the Privacy Act systems of records notices and in accordance with VHA Notice of Privacy Practices. As detailed above, veterans have the voluntary option of sharing this information with their VA healthcare team through the sharing of a retrieval code.

Please also review the Paperwork Reduction Act Information.

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Learning Wheels is: Preschool on wheels that visits low income families at daycares, health centers, schools, homeless shelters and other places where community gathers; Provides family story times, educational activities, and free books to build home libraries; Parents receive information about parenting, literacy, health and other community resources. To learn more about the Learning Wheels service, please contact Project Read at (650) 829-3871 or projectread@ssf.net for an appointment with Project Read staff.
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The Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Office of Patient Centered Care & Cultural Transformation (OPCC&CT), was established in January 2011 with the primary goal of transforming the VA health care system from the traditional model of health care to a personalized, proactive, patient-driven model that focuses on developing and advancing  Whole Health for Veterans and employees.
This transformation, emphasized by VHA’s Modernization Campaign Plan, helps achieve the overall national VHA Strategic Plan by focusing on high priority “lanes of effort.”
Whole Health is one of the lanes of effort and is also Strategy 2.1.4: Emphasizing Veterans’ and their families’ Whole Health and Wellness of the 2018-2024 VA-level Strategic Plan.
OPCC&CT works with VHA leadership, national program offices, VHA facilities and frontline VA staff in this transformation which focuses on self-empowerment, self-healing, and self-care in addition to the state-of-the-art treatment provided by VA.