; (v) agrees, with respect to each fiscal year in which the practitioner participates in the demonstration program, to assess annually (pursuant to established clinical guidelines with respect to the monitoring of the progression of chronic kidney disease) all enrolled CKD–EDT individuals for whom such physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant (as applicable) is the primary care practitioner and that are either— (I) confirmed to have chronic kidney disease; or (II) at the highest risk of becoming an individual with confirmed chronic kidney disease; (vi) agrees to provide to each enrolled CKD–EDT individual for whom such physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant (as applicable) is the primary care practitioner— (I) educational materials that provide background information about chronic kidney disease and that are developed by credible organizations, as specified by the Secretary, with expertise in the development of clinical guidelines and patient educational materials with respect to chronic kidney disease; and (II) a notification of the potential benefits that the individual may receive as a result of the practitioner participating in the CKD early detection and treatment demonstration program; and (vii) agrees to comply with the requirements of paragraph (10). (B) CKD–EDT services (i) In general The term CKD–EDT services means administration and evaluation of such services as the Secretary may specify that are screening services and care management services for chronic kidney disease and for which, subject to clause (iv), payment may otherwise be made under this title. (ii) Consultation required In determining which services to specify for purposes of clause (i), the Secretary shall consult with— (I) chronic kidney disease patient advocates; (II) clinicians in the primary care nephrologist community