; (B) the effectiveness and patient-centeredness of the care plan in organizing delivery of services consistent with the plan; (C) the availability of the care plan and associated documentation to other providers that care for the beneficiary; and (D) the extent to which the beneficiary received services and support that is free from discrimination based on advanced age, disability status, or advanced illness. (7) Stakeholder's views on how such quality metrics would provide information on— (A) the goals, values, and preferences of the beneficiary; (B) the documentation of the care plan; (C) services furnished to the beneficiary; and (D) outcomes of treatment. (8) Stakeholder's views on— (A) the type of training and education needed for applicable providers, individuals, and caregivers in order to facilitate longitudinal comprehensive care planning services; (B) the types of providers of services and suppliers that should be included in the interdisciplinary team of an applicable provider