; and (B) sites located in different geographic areas. (c) Activities under demonstration project The activities conducted under the demonstration project under subsection (a) may, in addition to any other activity specified by the Secretary, include activities that seek to develop different models of care coordination, including transitions of care, follow-up care, monitoring, and other survivorship related programs that utilize a multidisciplinary, team based approach to care, including any of the following activities: (1) Coordination of care and transitions of care between cancer care providers, primary care physicians, mental health professionals and any other relevant providers. (2) Dissemination of information to, and training of, health care providers about linguistically and culturally competent follow-up care specific to cancer survivors. (3) Development of monitoring programs for cancer survivors and their families. (4) Incorporation of peer support and mentoring programs to improve the quality of life of cancer survivors. (5) Designing systems and models for the effective transfer of treatment information and care summaries from cancer care providers to other health care providers (including risk factors and a care plan). (6) Evaluation of functional status and incorporation of specific functional needs into the care planning process. (7) Dissemination of the information on activities and programs conducted under this section to other health care providers (including primary care physicians) and to cancer survivors and their families, where appropriate. (8) Other items determined by the Secretary. (d) Measures The Secretary may use the following measures to assess the performance of each site: (1) Patient care and patient/family satisfaction measures. (2) Resource utilization measures. (3) Adult survivorship measures, as appropriate. (e) GAO Report The Comptroller General of the United States shall submit a report to Congress evaluating the success of the demonstration project. Such report shall