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HRD-77-63 1 (1977-03-04)

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DOCUNINT RESUNI


00517 - [A08916131 (Restricted)
(Examination of VA's Site Justification for Portland, Oregon,
Replacement Hospital]. B-133044; HRD-77-51; HRD-77-60;
HRD-77-61; HRD-77-62; HRD-77-63; HRD-77-64. larch 4, 1977. 2 pp.
* enclosure (9 pp.).

Report to Rep. Hike HcCoraack; Rep. Robert B. Duncan; Sen. Henry
a. Jackson; Sen. Hark 0. Hatfield; Sen. Wtrren G. Hagnuson; Sen.
William Proxmire; by Robert F. Keller, Acting Comptroller
General.
Issue Area: Health Programs: Health Facilities (1203).
Contact: Human Resources Div.
Budget Function: Health: Health Planning and Construction (554).
Organization Concerned: Veterans Administration.
Congressional Relevance: Rep. Nike NcCormack; Rep. RLbert B.
    Duncan; Sen. Henry H. Jackson; Sen. Bark 0. Hatfield; Sen.
    Warren G. Magnuson; Sen. William Proxmire.

         The Veterans administration (VA) selected the Portland,
Oregon, VA hospital as the site for a new hospital over the
Vancouver, ashington, hospital site. Findings/Conclusions: The
VA did not adequately document its reasons for selecting the
Portland hospital site. In addition, the validity of the data
used tc support the VAis decision not to locate some of the new
facilities at the Vancouver site yas questionable. (RRS)

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