; (ii) received medical care or hospital services from the Department and were assessed for the provision of an assistive technology; and (iii) received medical care or hospital services from the Department and were prescribed an assistive technology. (B) The year-to-year change (for the period covered by the report, including the two years immediately prior to year the report is submitted) in the percent of veterans with a spinal cord injury or disorder who received an evaluation under this subsection. (5) In reviewing the performance metrics of a Veterans Integrated Service Network for any year beginning after the date that is one year after the date of the enactment of the Veterans Spinal Trauma Access to New Devices Act, the Secretary shall consider the provision of evaluations under paragraph (1). (6) In this subsection, the term assistive technology means a powered medical device or electronic tool used to treat or alleviate symptoms or conditions caused by a spinal cord injury or disorder, including the following: (A) A personal mobility device, including a powered exoskeleton device. (B) A speech generating device. .