; and (ii) is furnished in written form to the individual within a period specified by the Secretary that is as soon as practicable after the date of such revision; (C) with respect to an individual who has completed the primary treatment for cancer, as defined by the Secretary, the development of a follow-up survivorship care plan that— (i) includes an assessment of the individual’s diagnosis, health status, treatment needs, functional status, pain control, and psychosocial needs; (ii) engages the individual in a shared decision-making process that reviews all survivorship care options; (iii) describes the elements of the primary treatment, including symptom management and palliative care, furnished to such individual; (iv) provides recommendations for the subsequent care of the individual with respect to the cancer involved; (v) is furnished, in person, in written form, to the individual within a period specified by the Secretary that is as soon as practicable after the completion of such primary treatment; (vi) is furnished, to the greatest extent practicable, in a form that appropriately takes into account cultural and linguistic needs of the individual in order to make the plan accessible to the individual; and (vii) is in accordance with standards determined by the Secretary to be appropriate; and (D) with respect to an individual for whom a follow-up cancer care plan has been developed under subparagraph (C), the revision of such plan as necessary to account for any substantial change in the condition of the individual, diagnosis of a second cancer, change in the individual’s preference for survivorship care, or significant revision of the plan for follow-up care, if such revision— (i) is in accordance with clauses (i), (ii), (iii), (v), and (vi) of such subparagraph