; (6) disclose information contained in any report submitted to the patient safety officer under paragraph (2) upon the request of the patient with respect to whom the report has been filed; (7) offer, at the time of disclosure of an incident or occurrence in which it was determined that a patient was harmed or injured as a result of medical error or as a result of the relevant standard of care not being followed, to share, where practicable, any efforts the health care provider will undertake to prevent reoccurrence; and (8) prepare and submit entries to the Database as required by the Director of the Office and in accordance with subsection (d). (d) Submission of Patient Safety Data (1) In General All entries into the Database shall— (A) contain only non-identifiable patient safety work product; (B) be in a standardized electronic format to be determined by the Director; and (C) if related to a single occurrence or incident, be given a common identifier to link entries of related data. (2) Reporting requirements The patient safety officer of a Program participant shall be required to prepare and enter into the Database— (A) reports, containing only nonidentifiable patient safety work product, filed by a health care provider under subsection (c)(4) and a summary of the findings of the root cause analysis with respect to such report within 5 business days of the completion of the root cause analysis; (B) any disciplinary actions taken against a health care provider as a result of involvement in any incident or occurrence involving a patient that is thought to be a medical error or patient safety event, or legal action for which a report under subsection (c)(4) was filed