a shared certified EHR technology or secure internet-based platform and are primarily intended to provide specialty expertise to treating clinicians (who are often primary care providers) without requiring a direct interaction between the patient and the medical specialist. Such consultation ordinarily involves a treating clinician sending information regarding the patient and a consultation request to a medical specialist who may then respond in any of a number of ways, including providing requested feedback, asking for additional information, recommending certain studies or examinations, or initiating the scheduling of an appointment. (3) Health center The term health center has the meaning given such term in section 330(a). (4) Health Center Controlled Network The term health center controlled network means a network that is owned and controlled by constituent health centers as described in section 330(e)(1)(C). (5) Primary Care Provider The term primary care provider means a licensed health professional (as defined in section 1819(b)(5)(G) of the Social Security Act) or a licensed provider of behavioral health services who customarily provides services described in paragraph (1) or (2) of section 330(b) to patients. (6) Medical Specialist The term medical specialist means a licensed physician or a nurse practitioner who has completed advanced education and clinical training in a one or more specific areas of medicine and focuses their medical practice on such area or areas. Such term may, if specified by the Secretary, include a licensed provider of behavioral health services. (7) Related Telehealth Services The term related telehealth services means telehealth services arising out of or incident to an E–Consult service, such as laboratory tests, diagnostic imaging, or a subsequent interaction between a medical specialist and a patient. (8) Rural Health Clinic The term rural health clinic has the meaning give such term in section 1861(aa)(2) of the Social Security Act. (9) Telehealth The term telehealth