; (B) ensure patient safety, quality of and access to care, system stability, cyber security, and sound financial and business administration activities are successfully evaluated as stable and functional at desired performance levels and in place to proceed; (C) ensure completion of relevant training and change management activities; and (D) include any other specific readiness criteria that each location of the Department is required to meet before moving forward with continued deployment of the electronic health record technology of the Department, as determined by the Department. (3) Other elements The report submitted under paragraph (1) shall— (A) indicate how the metrics required under the report are or will be adjusted to incorporate the research function and health complexity levels of facilities of the Department and whether additional or different metrics are or will be added based on more or less complex facilities or facilities with a greater research function; (B) explain how the metrics and readiness criteria under the report incorporate appropriate input and findings of the National Center for Patient Safety, the Clinical Episode Review Team, or the Office of the Assistant Under Secretary for Health for Quality and Patient Safety of the Veterans Health Administration, or any successor office, and resolve any issues raised by those offices to the satisfaction of those offices through information technology changes, functionality, training, and other areas, including regarding patient record flags, behavioral health and suicide risks, configuration of roles and responsibilities, referrals, ambulatory care, pharmacy, identity, orders, medication administration, and other areas, which shall include a specific description of how each issue identified in the March 2023 report of the Department entitled, EHRM Sprint Report has been resolved or mitigated