; (ii) lethal means counseling; (iii) referrals for comprehensive assessment of suicidality; (iv) safety planning for patients receiving referrals under clause (iii); (v) risk management during care transitions; and (vi) outreach to high-risk patients. (D) A comparison of the suicide-related outcomes at program sites and those of other medical centers of the Department of Veterans Affairs, including— (i) the percentage of patients screened for suicide risk; (ii) the percentage of patients counseled in lethal means safety; (iii) the percentage of patients screened for suicide risk referred for comprehensive assessment of suicidality; (iv) the percentage of patients referred for comprehensive assessment who complete safety planning; (v) emergency department utilization; (vi) inpatient psychiatric hospitalizations; (vii) the number of suicide attempts among all patients and among patients referred for comprehensive assessment of suicidality; and (viii) the number of suicide deaths among all patients and among patients referred for comprehensive assessment of suicidality. (g) Final report (1) In general Not later than one year after the termination of the program, the Secretary shall submit to the Committee on Veterans’ Affairs of the Senate and the Committee on Veterans’ Affairs of the House of Representatives a final report. (2) Elements The report under paragraph (1) shall include the following: (A) A detailed analysis of information in the annual reports under subsection (f). (B) An evaluation of the effectiveness and outcomes of the program, including an evaluation of all data collected during the program. (C) The determination of the Secretary whether it is feasible to continue the program. (D) The recommendations of the Secretary whether to expand the program to additional sites, extend the program, or make the program permanent. (h) Termination