Sec. 104. Hospital reporting
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Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, and annually thereafter, a hospital that receives Federal funds shall submit to the Secretary a report that identifies the level of community access provided by the hospital to trained SAFEs, SARTs, SANEs, and others who perform such examinations. Such report shall describe— the number of sexual assault survivors who present at the hospital for MFEs in the year for which the report is being prepared; the number of personnel who are trained and practicing as a SANE or SAFE to perform sexual assault exams, indicating the employment basis of such personnel as either full-time, part-time, or on-call; the number of sexual assault exams performed by SANEs or SAFEs; the number of sexual assault exams performed by personnel other than a SANE or SAFE; the training that such SAFEs or SANEs undergo for purposes of maintaining competency; and the SAFE/SANE standards of care applied by the hospital.