; (B) if the veteran is admitted into the Program and the first date on which the veteran may enter the Program does not comply with the wait time standards established by the Department and under this section for purposes of priority or routine admission into the Program; or (C) with respect to such other factors as the Secretary may specify. (f) Tracking of availability and wait times (1) In general The Secretary shall create a method for tracking availability and wait times under the Program across all facilities and Veterans Integrated Service Networks of the Department throughout the United States. (2) Availability of information The Secretary shall make the information tracked under paragraph (1) available in real time to— (A) the mental health treatment coordinators at each facility of the Department; (B) the leadership of each medical center of the Department; (C) the leadership of each Veterans Integrated Service Network; and (D) the Office of the Under Secretary for Health of the Department. (g) Training and oversight (1) Training (A) In general The Secretary shall update and implement training for all staff of the Department involved in the Program regarding referrals, screening, admission, placement decisions, and appeals for the Program, including all changes to processes and guidance under the Program required by this section. (B) Veterans awaiting admission The training under subparagraph (A) shall include procedures for the care of veterans awaiting admission into the Program and communication with such veterans and their referring providers. (C) Timing of training (i) In general The Secretary shall require the training under subparagraph (A) to be completed by staff required to complete such training— (I) upon being first employed in a position that includes work involving the Program