; or (6) delivering risk-appropriate levels of care. (d) Activities Activities that may be supported by the funding under subsection (a) include the following: (1) Facilitating performance data collection and feedback reports to providers with respect to their performance, relative to peers and benchmarks, if any. (2) Developing, implementing, and evaluating protocols and checklists to foster safe, evidence-based practice. (3) Developing, implementing, and evaluating programs that translate into practice clinical recommendations supported by high-quality evidence in national guidelines, systematic reviews, or other well-conducted clinical studies. (4) Developing underlying infrastructure needed to support quality collaborative activities under this subsection. (5) Providing technical assistance to providers and institutions to build quality improvement capacity and facilitate participation in collaborative activities. (6) Developing the capability to access the following data sources: (A) A mother’s prenatal, intrapartum, and postpartum records. (B) A mother’s medical records. (C) An infant’s medical records since birth. (D) Birth and death certificates. (E) Any other relevant State-level generated data (such as data from the pregnancy risk assessment monitoring system (PRAMS)). (7) Developing access to blinded liability claims data, analyzing the data, and using the results of such analysis to improve practice. (e) Special rule for births (1) In general Subject to paragraph (2), if a grant under subsection (a) is for a project or program that focuses on births, at least 25 percent of the births addressed by such project or program must occur in health facilities that perform fewer than 1,000 births per year. (2) Exception In the case of a grant under subsection (a) for a project or program located in a State in which less than 25 percent of the health facilities in the State perform less than 1,000 births per year, the percentage of births in such facilities addressed by such project or program shall be