related systems that allow the Department to deliver, as measured by quantifiable industry and Department-specific metrics, improved standardized workflows and consistent, quality health care to veterans through a modern, user-friendly, electronic health record and related systems that allow medical professionals of the Department to deliver health care to veterans safely. (B) To increase the productivity, efficiency, retention, satisfaction, and experience of such medical professionals. (C) To improve veteran experience and health outcomes. (D) To improve quality and coordination of care, reduce unnecessary variation, and improve data management. (E) To maintain, strengthen, and expand the research and development activities of the Department to include those activities required under title 38, United States Code. (F) To maintain and strengthen the ability of the Department to carry out Fourth Mission requirements, to include the requirements under title 38, United States Code. (G) To protect the health and other personal identifying information of veterans from being monetized, sold, or otherwise misused by any internal or external entity conducting work for, with, or on behalf of the Department. (H) To protect the health and other personal identifying information of veterans or other users of the electronic health record or other programs or services of the Department from cyber attacks, identity theft, and other cyber and security threats. (I) To deliver— (i) operational value to the Department from the use of the electronic health record and related systems