; (2) clinical outcomes under the pilot program; and (3) such recommendations for continuation or termination of the program as the Secretary may have, including recommendations for legislative or administrative action. (g) Definition of military sexual trauma In this section, the term military sexual trauma has the meaning given that term in section 1720D(f) of title 38, United States Code, as added by section 301. 304. Comptroller General study on access to care from Department of Veterans Affairs for individuals who have experienced military sexual trauma (a) In general The Comptroller General of the United States shall conduct a study on access to mental health care at facilities of the Department of Veterans Affairs for individuals who have experienced military sexual trauma. (b) Elements The study conducted under subsection (a) shall include an assessment of the following: (1) The availability of residential and outpatient services, including wait times and geographic disparities for such services, to include— (A) an assessment of the availability of bed spaces in the mental health residential rehabilitation treatment programs of the Department of Veterans Affairs for individuals who have experienced military sexual trauma, including an assessment of the suitability of those programs for such individuals and the wait times for services under those programs; (B) an assessment of geographic disparities in access to those programs for individuals who have experienced military sexual trauma, including by region and by rural and urban areas; (C) an assessment of alternative care options provided when an individual who has experienced military sexual trauma is waiting for residential care, the efficacy of those alternatives, and the satisfaction of patients with those alternatives; (D) recommendations for reducing the average wait time for services under those programs to 14 days or less, including by increasing bed space or addressing staffing needs