; (2) train providers and other hospital personnel on protocols and use of treatments that promote the appropriate limited use of opioids in the emergency department; (3) collect data, including data required for the reporting requirement established under subsection (f); and (4) provide alternatives to opioids to patients with painful conditions, not including patients who present with pain related to cancer, end-of-life symptom palliation, or complex multisystem trauma. (e) Duties of the secretary The Secretary shall offer to each recipient of a grant under subsection (a) technical support through a process that provides for— (1) the provision of information by the Secretary on alternative pain management protocols and treatments, which may include— (A) non-opioid medications; (B) protocols and treatments that do not involve a medication; (C) alternative pain management protocols and treatments that are appropriate to use for specific common painful conditions, such as renal colic, back pain, pain from fractures, and other common painful conditions that present to the emergency department; (D) the alternative pain management protocol or treatments, if any, that are appropriate for certain patient populations, such as geriatric patients, pregnant patients, and pediatric patients; and (E) any other information the Secretary determines necessary; and (2) the provision of information by emergency departments and providers that have successfully implemented alternatives to opioids programs in the emergency department, promoting non-opioid protocols and medications while appropriately limiting the use of opioids. (f) Report to the secretary Each recipient of a grant under this section shall submit to the Secretary annual evaluations of the progress of the program funded through the grant. These evaluations shall include— (1) a description of and specific information about the alternative pain management protocols and treatments employed