; (V) any information collected under subparagraph (C)(i); and (VI) any other information on the cause of death of the woman, such as social services and child welfare reports. (iii) Discretionary data and information Each case investigation under this subparagraph may include data and information obtained through oral or written interviews of the family of the woman. (2) State maternal mortality review committees (A) Mandatory activities A State maternal mortality review committee established under subsection (a)(1) shall carry out the following activities: (i) Develop the processes described in subparagraphs (A) and (B) of paragraph (1). (ii) Review the data and information collected by the vital statistics unit of the State under paragraph (1)(C) regarding pregnancy-related and pregnancy-associated deaths to identify trends, patterns, and disparities in adverse outcomes and address medical, non-medical, and system-related factors that may have contributed to such pregnancy-related and pregnancy-associated deaths and disparities. (iii) Carry out the activities described in paragraph (1)(D). (iv) Develop recommendations, based on the case summaries prepared under paragraph (1)(D) and the data and information collected under paragraph (1)(C), to improve maternal care, social and health services, and public health policy and institutions, including improving access to maternal care and social and health services and identifying disparities in maternal care and outcomes. (B) Discretionary activities (i) In general A State maternal mortality review committee established under subsection (a)(1) may, while subject to confidentiality requirements, present findings and recommendations based on the case summaries prepared under paragraph (1)(D) directly to a health care facility or its local or State professional organization for the purpose of— (I) instituting policy changes, educational activities, and improvements in the quality of care provided by the facility