; and (2) the Veterans Health Administration must act swiftly to ensure that— (A) all health care providers are properly credentialed; (B) all credentialing personnel are properly trained to identify adverse actions in the history of a provider that are disqualifying; and (C) all Veterans Integrated Service Networks, and the facilities that comprise those networks, are able to communicate credentialing information to other networks or facilities to avoid hiring health care providers who lack proper credentials. 3. Improvement of provider credentialing practices of the Department of Veterans Affairs through training and transparency (a) In general Section 7402 of title 38, United States Code, is amended by adding at the end the following new subsection: (h) (1) The Under Secretary for Health shall prescribe regulations, administrative guidance, and management controls applicable to the credentialing of persons appointed to a position under this section and, to the maximum extent feasible, provide advice, assistance, and guidance to personnel of the Administration to improve the credentialing process and ensure that all persons appointed to such a position meet the qualifications for that position. (2) (A) The Under Secretary for Health shall require that all personnel of the Administration who verify credentials for persons appointed under this section, review qualifications for such persons, or hire such persons periodically undergo training to review relevant law and policy regarding provider qualifications for employment with the Administration. (B) Training required under subparagraph (A) for personnel described in that subparagraph shall include— (i) the establishment of uniform credentialing standards and protocols for all facilities of the Administration; (ii) training on laws and regulations relating to health care providers in the area in which the personnel are located and how those laws and regulations should be considered in the credentialing process