; (ii) sex of the covered veteran; (iii) home State of the covered veteran; (iv) home Veterans Integrated Service Network of the covered veteran; and (v) wait times for— (I) facilities of the Department; and (II) non-Department facilities. (B) A review of policy and training of the Department on screening, admission, and placement under the Program. (C) A review of the rights of covered veterans and providers to appeal admission decisions under the Program and how the Department adjudicates appeals. (D) When determining the facility at which a covered veteran admitted to the Program will be placed in the Program, a review of how the input of the covered veteran is taken into consideration with respect to— (i) program specialty, subtype, or treatment track offered to the covered veteran; and (ii) the geographic placement of the covered veteran, including family- or occupation-related preferences or circumstances. (E) A review of staffing and staffing needs and gaps of the Program, including with respect to— (i) mental health providers and coordinators at the facility level; (ii) staff of Program facilities; (iii) staff of Veterans Integrated Service Networks; and (iv) overall administration of the Program at the national level. (F) Recommendations for improvement of access by covered veterans to care under the Program, including with respect to— (i) any new sites or types of programs needed or in development; (ii) changes in training or policy; (iii) changes in communications with covered veterans; and (iv) oversight of the Program by the Department. (l) Definitions In this section: (1) The term covered veteran means a veteran described in section 1703(b) of title 38, United States Code. (2) The term Mental Health Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Program — (A) means— (i) a mental health residential rehabilitation treatment program of the Department under sections 103 and 104 of the Veterans Mental Health and Other Care Improvement Act of 2008 ( Public Law 110–387 )