; and (B) to carry out specialized programs that are located at health care institutions that provide exceptionally high concentrations of expertise and related resources related to these medical professions and are delivered in a comprehensive and interdisciplinary fashion. 4. Comprehensive 10-year strategy to address the shortage of physicians in least developed countries (a) In general The President, acting through the Director of the John E. Fogarty International Center for Advanced Study in the Health Sciences, shall establish a comprehensive, integrated, 10-year strategy to address the shortage of physicians in least developed countries. (b) Elements Such strategy shall maintain sufficient flexibility and remain responsive to the needs of women afflicted with childbirth-related injuries and shall include the following: (1) A plan for implementation and coordination of programs and activities under this Act, including grants and contracts for prevention, treatment, and monitoring of childbirth-related injuries. (2) Specific objectives, multi-sector approaches, and specific strategies to treat women who suffer from childbirth-related injuries and to prevent further occurrences of childbirth-related injuries. (3) Assignment of priorities for relevant executive branch agencies. (4) Public health and health care delivery system research on the prevention, repair, and rehabilitation of childbirth-related injuries. (5) Social science research in fields such as anthropology, sociology, and related fields to monitor and evaluate the underlying social and economic factors that contribute to childbirth-related injuries. (6) Development, implementation, and evaluation of evidence-based systems of care connecting maternity care facilities with local care delivery and community education programs. Such systems of care should promote rapid and long-term prevention of childbirth-related injuries, including— (A) culturally appropriate childbirth education, preparation, and planning