; and (2) any contractors of the Department involved in the implementation of any new electronic health record should serve in a support function to the Department rather than lead and conduct all training and change management activities. III Enhanced support for health care and other facilities deploying new electronic health record 301. Report on support to facilities for new electronic health record deployment by Department of Veterans Affairs (a) In general Not later than 90 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Deputy Secretary shall submit to the appropriate committees of Congress a report summarizing the standard support services that the Department does or intends to provide to each facility in preparation for potential future deployment of the new electronic health record of the Department at such facility and in the period after such deployment. (b) Support To be provided The support required to be provided to a facility by the Department and included in the report under subsection (a) shall include, at a minimum, the following: (1) Budgetary resources and support to address the need for increased staffing at the facility, reduced productivity and collections, increased use of community care networks, and other issues identified in the report of the Institute for Defense Analyses dated October 2022, entitled Independent Cost Estimate for Veterans Affairs Electronic Health Record Modernization Program . (2) Increased staffing level surge at the facility, including temporary and permanent staff. (3) Steps to be taken by the Department to reduce burnout and turnover. (4) Enhanced training to include government or vendor supplied trainers to maintain a presence until dismissed by the director or other relevant leader of the facility after deployment of the new electronic health record. (5) A description of any additional legislative action requested to improve the level of support services required at each such facility for such deployment. (6) Such other support as the Deputy Secretary