; (II) clinicians in the primary care nephrologist community; and (III) experts in the development of evidence-based guidelines for the detection, diagnosis, and management of chronic kidney disease. (iii) Considered services In specifying services for purposes of clause (i), the Secretary may, in addition to considering other services and patient benefits, consider the following services with respect to the screening, care, and management of chronic kidney disease: (I) Blood pressure management. (II) Lipid management. (III) Assessment for bone and mineral metabolism abnormalities, anemia, nutritional needs, mental health, and availability of family and other social support networks. (IV) Delivery of patient education on self-management strategies for chronic kidney disease. (V) Development of care plans with respect to chronic kidney disease. (VI) Medication reconciliation and dosage adjustments. (VII) Review of laboratory tests. (VIII) Medical nutrition therapy. (iv) Permissible inclusion of telehealth services The term CKD–EDT services may include services that are furnished via a telecommunications system by a CKD–EDT practitioner to an enrolled CKD–EDT individual and that would have been CKD–EDT services under clause (i) if such services had been furnished without the use of a telecommunications system. (C) CKD–EDT individual The term CKD–EDT individual means an individual who— (i) is not under the care of a nephrologist or nephrology practitioner; (ii) is an individual with confirmed chronic kidney disease at a stage equal to, or greater than, stage 3