; (B) labor; (C) delivery; and (D) postpartum recovery. (b) Personally identifiable information Data collected under this paragraph shall not contain any personally identifiable information of any prisoner. 4. Care for federally incarcerated women related to pregnancy and childbirth (a) In general The head of each Bureau of Prisons women’s facility shall ensure that appropriate services and programs are provided to women in custody at the facility, including pre-trial and contract facilities, to address the health and safety needs of inmates related to pregnancy and childbirth. (b) Services and programs provided The head of each Bureau of Prisons women’s facility shall ensure that: (1) Every woman of reproductive age in custody at the facility has access to pregnancy testing, contraception, and testing for sexually transmitted diseases. (2) Upon learning of an inmate’s pregnancy, either by self-report or clinical diagnostics and assessment, medical staff immediately notify an assigned case manager and social worker to ensure all appropriate protocols directly pertaining to the safety and well-being of the pregnant inmate are provided and followed, including the assessment of undue safety risks and necessary changes to accommodate where and when appropriate, as it relates to— (A) strip searches; (B) housing or lower bunk for safety reasons; (C) medically recommended bedding or clothing; (D) additional food allotment or modifications to ensure adequate nutrition and health, including dietary supplements and additional calories