; (C) documentation of the curriculum that will be used for providers in the program, including mechanisms to update the staff on curriculum changes; and (D) an agreement to provide the Secretary semiannual reports on— (i) the number of participants served; (ii) quality-of-life measures for participants; and (iii) plans for fostering communication between oncology and non-oncology providers serving participants. (5) Responsibilities of the Secretary The Secretary shall— (A) conduct outreach to inform health care professionals of the availability of programs and activities funded under this subsection; (B) analyze the data submitted by grantees under this subsection to determine the number of cancer survivors served and the impact of the program under this subsection on their quality of life; and (C) share best practices among all grantees under this subsection. 11. Adult cancer survivorship study (a) In general Not later than 18 months after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall complete a landscape analysis that— (1) assesses the potential benefits of an adult version of the Childhood Cancer Survivor Study; (2) assesses the financial costs and other burdens associated with an adult cancer survivor study; (3) identifies sources of data on adult cancer survivors; (4) identifies gaps in data on adult cancer survivors, compared to data collected in the Childhood Cancer Survivor Study