; (4) budget for and fund requirements and sources under the Strategy; (5) ensure international collaboration and coordination efforts to implement the Strategy; and (6) provide recommendations and a timeline for implementation of the Strategy. (b) Application of FACA Notwithstanding the Federal Advisory Committee Act (5 U.S.C. App.), nongovernment individuals and entities may participate in the preparation of the National Pandemic and Biodefense Preparedness and Response Strategy. 6. Health professional training The Director, in consultation with professional health and medical societies, shall develop and disseminate pandemic and biodefense training curricula— (1) to educate and train health professionals, including physicians, nurses, public health practitioners, virologists and epidemiologists, veterinarians, mental health providers, allied health professionals, and paramedics and other first responders; (2) to educate and train volunteer, nonmedical personnel whose assistance may be required during a pandemic, biological attack, or other major health crisis; (3) that address prevention, including use of quarantine and other isolation precautions, pandemic diagnosis, medical guidelines for use of antivirals and vaccines, and professional requirements and responsibilities, as appropriate; (4) targeting distribution to high-risk groups, including health professionals and relief personnel and other individuals determined to be most susceptible to illness or death from a pandemic, biological attack, or other major health crisis; (5) ensuring equitable distribution of healthcare resources, particularly across low-income and other underserved groups