; and (7) support for the implementation curricula described in paragraph (6) by State and local public health agencies. (b) Immunization, prevention, and control programs (1) In general The Secretary, acting through the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, shall support the integration of activities described in paragraph (3) into existing clinical and public health programs at State, local, territorial, and Tribal levels (including community health clinics, programs for the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted infections, and substance abuse, and programs for individuals in correctional settings). (2) Coordination of development of Federal screening guidelines (A) References For purposes of this subsection, the term CDC Director means the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the term AHRQ Director means the Director of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. (B) Agency for healthcare research and quality Due to the rapidly evolving standard of care associated with diagnosing and treating viral hepatitis infection, the AHRQ Director shall convene the Preventive Services Task Force under section 915(a) of the Public Health Service Act to review its recommendation for screening for HBV and HCV infection every 3 years. (3) Activities (A) Voluntary testing programs (i) In general The Secretary shall establish a mechanism by which to support and promote the development of State, local, territorial, and Tribal voluntary hepatitis B and hepatitis C testing programs to screen the high-prevalence populations to aid in the early identification of chronically infected individuals. (ii) Confidentiality of the test results The Secretary shall prohibit the use of the results of a hepatitis B or hepatitis C test conducted by a testing program developed or supported under this subparagraph for any of the following: (I) Issues relating to health insurance. (II) To screen or determine suitability for employment. (III) To discharge a person from