Use of a demonstrated capacity to share electronic health record information across sites of care. (XV) Use of programs to promote better adherence to recommended treatment regimens, including prescription drug, by individuals, including by addressing barriers to access to care by such individuals, including strategies to coordinate any prescription drug benefits under any prescription drug plan under part D in which a Program-eligible beneficiary is enrolled. (XVI) Use of defined protocols, developed in conjunction with the pediatric nephrology community, to facilitate the transition of pediatric individuals into adult end-stage renal disease care. (XVII) Use of health equity experts to implement programs and protocols which seek to decrease gender, racial, ethnic, and language inequities. (XVIII) Other services, strategies, and approaches identified by the Organization to improve care coordination and delivery. (3) Beneficiary protections (A) Seamless access to care The Secretary shall ensure that the Organization establishes processes and takes steps necessary, including educating relevant providers of services and suppliers about the Program, to ensure that Program-eligible beneficiaries assigned to or who elected an ESRD Fee-For-Service Integrated Care Model offered by an Organization do not experience any disruption in access to providers of services and suppliers furnishing benefits under this title due to such assignment or election. Assignment to or an election of an ESRD Fee-For-Service Integrated Care Model offered by an Organization shall not be construed as affecting a Program-eligible beneficiary’s ability to receive benefits described in subsection (b)(2)(A)(i)(I) from any provider of services or suppliers enrolled and who otherwise meets requirements under this title, as described in subsection (b)(2)(A)(iv). (B) Anti-discrimination Each agreement between the Secretary and an Organization under this section shall— (i) provide that each eligible participating provider of such Organization may not