; (B) labor; (C) delivery; (D) postpartum recovery; and (E) the 6-month period after delivery; and (8) the disposition of the custody of the infant post-delivery. (b) Personally identifiable information Data collected under this section may not contain any personally identifiable information of any incarcerated pregnant woman or woman in postpartum recovery. 4. Care for federally incarcerated women related to pregnancy and childbirth (a) In general The Director of the Bureau of Prisons shall ensure that appropriate services and programs, as described in subsection (b), are provided to women in custody, to address the health and safety needs of such women related to pregnancy and childbirth. The warden of each Bureau of Prisons facility that houses women shall ensure that these services and programs are implemented for women in custody at that facility. (b) Services and programs provided The services and programs described in this subsection are the following: (1) Access to complete appropriate health services for the life cycle of women The Director of the Bureau of Prisons shall ensure that each woman of reproductive age in custody at a Bureau of Prisons facility— (A) has access to contraception and testing for pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases, upon request of any such woman; and (B) is administered a pregnancy test on the date on which the woman enters the facility, which the woman may decline. (2) Compliance with protocols relating to health of a pregnant woman On confirmation of the pregnancy of a woman in custody by clinical diagnostics and assessment, the chief health care professional of the Bureau of Prisons facility in which the woman is housed shall ensure that— (A) a summary of all appropriate protocols directly pertaining to the safety and well-being of the woman are provided to the woman; (B) such protocols are complied with