; (B) the capacity and capabilities of each such model; and (C) a thorough justification of the selection of each selected model, including an summary of the ability of such model to improve the metrics described under paragraph (9). (7) A definition of what quality means with respect to— (A) access to health care under the laws administered by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs; and (B) delivery of such health care. (8) A definition of what value means with respect to care furnished by the Veterans Health Administration, (9) A system for measuring value within the Veterans Health Administration that includes metrics for— (A) outcomes; (B) safety; (C) service; (D) access; (E) productivity; (F) capacity; (G) equity; and (H) total cost of patient care. (10) With respect to the system described in subparagraph (H), an analysis of variable value with respect to patient outcomes across different health care types and specialties. (11) An assessment of— (A) previous or ongoing assessments of the current information technology infrastructure of the Veterans Health Administration, including— (i) such assessments conducted pursuant to the Electronic Health Record Modernization program of the Department of Veterans Affairs; and (ii) any other ongoing information technology modernization programs of such Department and any unimplemented relevant recommendations from such assessments; (B) the information technology infrastructure of the Veterans Health Administration in effect as of the date of the enactment of this Act; (C) the value-driven framework of the Department, in effect as of the date of the enactment of this Act, for evaluating health care innovations, and how improvements in such framework could be used to encourage innovation; and (D) workforce challenges and needs of the Veterans Health Administration based on— (i) reviews of workforce assessment data available as of the date of the enactment of this Act