; (C) clarifying the roles and responsibilities of Department medical facility staff responsible for identifying and addressing compliance; and (D) establishing a process to verify that noncompliance information reported by facilities to the Veterans Health Administration central office is accurate and complete. (2) Improvement of care for women (A) Monitoring of gender-specific care services To improve care for women veterans, the Secretary of Veterans Affairs shall monitor women veterans’ access to gender-specific care services under current and future community care contracts or agreements. Such monitoring shall include an examination of appointment scheduling and completion times, driving times to appointments, and reasons appointments could not be scheduled with community providers. (B) Definitions In this subparagraph: (i) The term gender-specific care services means mammography, maternity care, and gynecology. (ii) The term community care contract or agreement means an agreement described in section 101(d) of the Veterans Access, Choice, and Accountability Act of 2014 ( Public Law 113–146 ), or other contract or agreement under which the Secretary furnishes hospital care and medical treatment to veterans at non-Department of Veterans Affairs health care facilities. 6. Improvement of delivery of care at Department of Veterans Affairs medical facilities (a) Wait times The Secretary of Veterans Affairs shall clearly identify measures for wait times for medical appointments in Department of Veterans Affairs medical facilities in a manner that reduces the likelihood of an individual misinterpreting such measures. (b) Scheduling The Secretary shall ensure that the term patient indicated date is clearly defined for purposes of the scheduling policy of the Veterans Health Administration and in related training documents. The Secretary shall take such steps as may be necessary to ensure such term is correctly implemented by employees who perform scheduling functions. (c) Staff availability (1) Allocation