; and (I) voluntary consensus standard-setting organizations and other organizations involved in the advancement of evidence-based measures of health care. (b) Deadlines (1) Recommended measures Not later than January 1, 2021, the Secretary shall identify and publish for comment a recommended core set of maternal and infant health quality measures that includes the following: (A) Measures of the process, experience, efficiency, and outcomes of maternity care, including postpartum outcomes. (B) Measures that apply to childbearing women and newborns at healthy, low, and high risk, including measures of low-intervention birth. (C) Measures that apply to care during pregnancy, the intrapartum period, and the postpartum period. (D) Measures that apply to a variety of settings and provider types, such as clinics, facilities, health plans, and accountable care organizations. (E) Measures that address disparities, care coordination, and shared decisionmaking. (2) Dissemination Not later than January 1, 2022, the Secretary shall publish an initial core set of maternal and infant health quality measures that are applicable to Medicaid and CHIP eligible mothers and infants. (3) Standardized reporting Not later than January 1, 2023, the Secretary, in consultation with States, shall develop a standardized format for reporting information based on the initial core set of maternal and infant health quality measures and create procedures to encourage States to use such measures to voluntarily report information regarding the quality of health care for Medicaid and CHIP eligible mothers and infants. (4) Reports to Congress Not later than January 1, 2024, and every 3 years thereafter, the Secretary shall include in the report to Congress required under section 1139A(a)(6) information similar to the information required under that section with respect to the measures established under this section. (5) Establishment of Maternal and Infant Quality Measurement Program (A) In general Not later than 12 months after the release of the