; (D) the availability of teachers, therapists, and other support staff for evidence-based recidivism reduction programs and productive activities (as such terms are defined in section 3635 of title 18, United States Code); (E) adequate protections for staff and individuals in the custody of the Bureau of Prisons against violence, neglect, and sexual misconduct; (F) the availability of sanitary and efficient food services; (G) prison security, including the detection of contraband; (H) the efficient installation of security cameras and plans to remedy deficits in security camera systems; (I) the conversion of existing analog radio systems to digital radios equipped with the man-down feature; (J) stressful work environments, mandated overtime, augmentation, and other workplace conditions that may jeopardize employees’ mental and physical health; and (K) additional costs incurred by the Bureau of Prisons, including costs associated with augmentation and overtime; (2) include an independent review, conducted by the National Academy of Medicine, a nonprofit organization, or other type of organization determined by the Director to be capable of conducting such review, of the adequacy and quality of medical care available to individuals in the custody of the Bureau of Prisons; (3) include a comparison of the various methodologies used by the Bureau of Prisons to assess staffing levels, as well as any possible misalignments and inconsistencies in terminology between these methodologies