; and (B) improving outreach to veterans and family members of veterans. (2) Education provided The program shall include education on the following: (A) Dealing with patients who are veterans or family members of veterans. (B) Identifying and treating common mental and physical conditions of veterans and family members of veterans. (C) The health care system of the Department of Veterans Affairs. (D) Such other matters as the Secretary considers appropriate. (b) Duration of program The program shall be carried out during the five-year period beginning on the date of the enactment of this Act. (c) Material provided The continuing medical education material provided to non-Department medical professionals under the program shall be the same material provided to medical professionals of the Department to ensure that all medical professionals treating veterans have access to the same materials, which supports core competencies throughout the community. (d) Administration of program (1) In general The Secretary shall administer the program to participating non-Department medical professionals through an Internet website of the Department of Veterans Affairs. (2) Curriculum and credit provided The Secretary shall determine the curriculum of the program and the number of hours of credit to provide to participating non-Department medical professionals for continuing medical education. (3) Accreditation The Secretary shall ensure that the program is accredited in as many States as practicable. (4) Consistency with existing rules The Secretary shall ensure that the program is consistent with the rules and regulations of the following: (A) The medical licensing agency of each State in which the program is accredited. (B) Such medical credentialing organizations as the Secretary considers appropriate. (5) User cost The Secretary shall carry out the program at no cost to participating non-Department medical professionals. (e) Non-Department medical professional defined In this section, the term non-Department medical