; and (D) develop criteria for national pediatric-focused care coordination for children with complex medical conditions. (3) Use of existing quality measures In carrying out paragraph (2), the Secretary shall consider incorporating, to the extent applicable, the following measures: (A) Child health quality measures and measures for centers of excellence for children with complex needs developed under this title, title XXI, and section 1139A. (B) The Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS). (C) Other existing quality measures, as considered appropriate by the Secretary. (4) National pediatric policy organizations For purposes of paragraph (2), the national pediatric policy organizations that the Secretary shall consult with shall include the following: (A) Acute care children's hospitals. (B) Specialty pediatric hospitals. (C) Subacute, rehabilitative, and long-term care pediatric hospitals. (D) Pediatric providers, including primary care providers, specialists, and subspecialists. (E) Pediatric home, community, and family care organizations, including organizations representing families or children with special needs. (F) National pediatric policy organizations with specific expertise relating to children with complex medical conditions. (G) Such other entities as the Secretary shall determine appropriate. (5) Standard Medicaid data set (A) In general The Secretary, the States, and the enhanced pediatric health homes with EPHH program agreements under this section shall collaborate to obtain consistent and verifiable Medicaid Analytic Extract data or a comparable data set and shall establish data-sharing agreements to further support collaborative planning and care coordination for children with complex medical conditions. (B) Claims analysis (i) Analysis by independent third party The Secretary shall commission an independent third party to perform claims analysis on the data set developed under subparagraph (A) to determine the utilization of items and services furnished under EPHH programs