; and (D) survivors of veterans described in subparagraph (A) or (B) (or who would be described in any such subparagraph were the veteran alive) who are receiving death benefits under the laws administered by the Secretary. (2) Update The Secretary shall periodically update the list published under paragraph (1). (b) Outreach The Secretary shall develop, with input from the community, an informative outreach program for veterans on illnesses that may be related to exposure to toxic substances, including outreach with respect to benefits and support programs. 302. Incorporation of toxic exposure questionnaire during primary care appointments (a) In general The Secretary of Veterans Affairs shall incorporate a clinical questionnaire to help determine potential exposure to toxic substances during active military, naval, or air service as part of the initial screening conducted for an appointment of a veteran with a primary care provider of the Department of Veterans Affairs to improve understanding by the Department of exposure of veterans to toxic substances while serving in the Armed Forces. (b) Determination of questions The questions included in the questionnaire required under subsection (a) shall be determined by the Secretary with input from medical professionals. 303. Sense of Congress on portal for access by veterans to Individual Longitudinal Exposure Record It is the sense of Congress that the Secretary of Veterans Affairs should establish a portal on the internet website of the Department of Veterans Affairs through which a veteran may access documents and information with respect to the veteran contained in the Individual Longitudinal Exposure Record of the Department of Veterans Affairs. 304. Training of health care personnel of Department of Veterans Affairs on illnesses related to exposure to toxic substances (a) In general The Secretary of Veterans Affairs shall ensure that health care personnel of the Department of Veterans Affairs are appropriately trained to identify, treat, and assess the impact