; (C) the educational effect on resident trainees in centers where military trauma teams are assigned; (D) any research conducted during such year supported by such grant; and (E) any other information required by the Secretaries for the purpose of evaluating the effect of such grant. (2) Report to congress Not less than once every 2 years, the Secretary, in consultation with the Secretary of Defense, shall submit a report to the congressional committees of jurisdiction that includes information on the effect of placing military trauma care providers in trauma centers awarded grants under this section on— (A) maintaining military trauma care providers’ readiness and ability to respond to and treat battlefield injuries; (B) providing health care to civilian trauma patients in urban and rural settings; (C) the capability of trauma centers and military trauma care providers to increase medical surge capacity, including as a result of a large scale event; (D) the ability of grant recipients to maintain the integration of the military trauma providers or teams of providers as part of the trauma center; (E) efforts to incorporate military trauma care providers into operational exercises and training and drills for public health emergencies