4. Provide free and immediate medical and psychological or psychiatric care (as needed) for as long as necessary to the victims of this case according to their requests and in coordination with them. 5. Provide mechanisms of non-repetition that include: i) adopting legislative, administrative, or other measures to guarantee access to justice for women who are victims of violence in Venezuela; ii) designing and implementing a national policy on prevention of violence against women and gender-based violence that includes effective supervision and oversight mechanisms; iii) strengthening the institutional capacity for responding to the structural problems identified in this case as factors of impunity in cases of violence against women; iv) designing and implementing adequate and accessible reporting mechanisms for women who are victims of violence, including sexual violence, in Venezuela, pursuant to the standards established in this report; v) designing and implementing multidisciplinary healthcare services for women who are victims of sexual violence that address the specific needs of victims of this type of violence for recovery and rehabilitation; vi) designing protocols to facilitate and foster effective, uniform, and transparent investigation of acts of physical, sexual, and psychological violence that includes a description of the complexity of the evidence and details the minimum evidence that must be collected to have an adequate evidentiary basis, taking into account the international standards set forth in the Istanbul Protocol; and vii) designing training programs for all justice system officials who come in contact with and/or are in charge of investigating cases of violence against women, including sexual violence. 6. Reimburse the Victims’ Legal Assistance Fund of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights for the funds expended during the processing of this case.