; (B) the development of streamlined business processes for the exchange and use of health care administrative data; and (C) specifications, incentives, requirements, tools, mechanisms, and resources to improve— (i) the access, exchange, and use of health care administrative information through electronic means; (ii) the credentialing of physicians, hospitals, or other health care providers or suppliers within a health plan’s network; (iii) the implementation of utilization management protocols; and (iv) compliance with Federal and State laws. (d) Additional use of funds A State may also use amounts received under a grant under this section to support— (1) the development, implementation, and best use of shared data infrastructure that supports the electronic transmission of administrative data; (2) the provision of technical support and education to community stakeholders to improve the adoption and use of key electronic health care transactions; (3) the facilitation of public and private initiatives aimed at reducing administrative costs for State programs