; (B) clinicians of the Department, Women’s Veteran Program Managers, and Women’s Health Medical Directors; and (C) any other relevant clinicians of the Department and community care providers who provide care to participating veterans. (2) Working with the Office of Community Care of the relevant medical facility of the Department regarding authorizations of care in the community, including for participating veterans whose mental health screening results indicate the presence of military sexual trauma, depression, domestic or intimate partner violence, or post-traumatic stress disorder. (3) Making regular contact with each participating veteran when the veteran receives care from a community care provider to evaluate the needs of the veteran, including through an assessment of the mental health of the veteran (including as such mental health and trauma history related to the cancer diagnosis of the veteran). (4) Monitoring— (A) the services furnished under the Program to participating veterans; (B) the outcomes relating to the health of such participating veterans, including remission, metastasis, and death; and (C) the data relating to gynecologic cancer care collected at a medical facility of the Department (using relevant databases of the Veterans Health Administration or other Department databases), including— (i) the demographics of participating veterans who have gynecologic cancer; and (ii) the number of participating veterans being treated for gynecologic cancer. (5) Providing particular information to participating veterans, including— (A) how to seek emergency care at the emergency department closest to the veteran, including the requirement for the veteran or the community care provider to notify the Department when the veteran receives emergency treatment relating to the cancer of the veteran for the Department to authorize payment for such emergency treatment