; and (2) to address health disparities, including with respect to race, ethnicity, national origin (disaggregated by major ethnic group and Tribal affiliation), primary language use, English proficiency status, immigration status, length of stay in the United States, age, disability, sex (including gender identity and sexual orientation), incarceration, homelessness, geography, and socioeconomic status. (c) Other responsibilities In carrying out subsections (a) and (b), the Director of the Office of Primary Health Care shall— (1) coordinate, in consultation with the Secretary, health professional education policies and goals to achieve the national goals published pursuant to subsection (b); (2) develop and maintain a system to monitor the number and specialties of individuals pursuing careers in, or practicing, primary health care through their health professional education, any postgraduate training, and professional practice; (3) develop, coordinate, and promote policies that expand the number of primary health care practitioners including primary medical, dental, and behavioral health care providers, registered nurses, and other advanced practice clinicians; (4) recommend appropriate workforce training, technical assistance, and patient protection enhancements for primary health care practitioners, including registered nurses, to achieve uniform high quality and patient safety; (5) provide recommendations on targeted programs and resources for Federally qualified health centers, community health centers, rural health centers, behavioral health clinics, and other community-based organizations; (6) provide recommendations for broader patient referral to additional resources, not limited to health care, and collaboration with other organizations and sectors that influence health outcomes