; (II) to increase value to business and health operations of the Department; (III) to enable the further recruitment and retention of medical professionals; and (IV) to coherently define how disparate health information technology efforts of the Department can be aligned to deliver on that strategy with concrete goals, metrics, and outcomes. (vii) Developing goals, key performance indicators, and metrics to evaluate such record, technology, and services, including with respect to financial performance, provider productivity, and health performance. (viii) Monitoring such goals, performance indicators, and metrics to develop actions for when such goals, performance indicators, and metrics have not been met. (ix) Improvement of business operations of the Department relating to such record, technology, and services. (x) Such other matters as the Secretary, the Deputy Secretary, or the Under Secretary consider appropriate. (5) Report on establishment of Office (A) In general Not later than 90 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Deputy Secretary, the Under Secretary, and the Chief Information Officer of the Department shall submit to the appropriate committees of Congress a single report outlining the establishment of the Office and its current strengths and weaknesses. (B) Elements The report required under subparagraph (A) shall include— (i) a clear articulation of the objective of the Program and how that objective is tied to the broader health information technology modernization strategy and health care mission of the Department, which shall include functional and technical quality standards to define success of the Program based on clear demonstration of improved health and business operational metrics; (ii) a strategy describing how technology procured by the Department shall be part of a comprehensive approach for using health information technology, models of care delivery, and research conducted by the Department to strengthen services for veterans and veteran engagement