; or (dd) improved coordination between the providers furnishing the inpatient or outpatient hospital services during the episode of care ending in such initial discharge and the providers furnishing care during the post-discharge period with respect to such initial discharge. (II) The readmission is for a condition or procedure related to the episode of care ending in such initial discharge, including a readmission for a condition or procedure that is any of the following: (aa) The same (or a closely related) condition or procedure as the condition addressed in, or the procedure provided during the episode of care ending in such initial discharge. (bb) An infection or other complication of care provided during the episode of care ending in such initial discharge. (cc) A condition or procedure indicative of a failed procedure provided during the episode of care ending in such initial discharge. (dd) An acute decompensation of a coexisting chronic disease that was precipitated by the care furnished during the episode of care ending in such initial discharge. (III) The readmission is not a documented readmission with respect to a documented discharge that was initiated by the individual contrary to medical advice provided to such individual during the episode of care with respect to such initial discharge. (IV) The readmission could not reasonably be considered a planned readmission. (V) The readmission occurs during the 30-day period following an inpatient discharge of such an individual from the applicable hospital with respect to such initial discharge. (VI) The readmission was not due to a traumatic injury that occurred after the episode of care ending in such initial discharge. (VII) The readmission does not fall under such other exclusions as the Secretary determines appropriate. (ii) Readmission chains For purposes of this subsection, in the case that an individual has multiple readmissions with respect to an initial discharge that, but for the application of this clause, would be considered