; (B) evidence-based risk factors associated with maternal mortality or severe morbidity and racial, ethnic, and geographic health disparities; (C) evidence-based strategies to reduce risk factors associated with maternal mortality or severe morbidity through services which may be covered under Medicaid or CHIP, including, but not limited to, activities by community health workers (as such term is defined in section 2113 of the Social Security Act ( 42 U.S.C. 1397mm )) that are funded by a grant awarded under such section; (D) resources available to such individuals, such as nutrition assistance and education, home visitation, mental health and substance use disorder services, smoking cessation programs, prenatal care, and other evidence-based maternal mortality or severe morbidity reduction programs; (E) examples of educational materials used by providers of obstetrics services; (F) methods for improving community centralized care, including providing telehealth services or home visits to increase and facilitate access to and engagement in prenatal and postpartum care and collaboration with home health agencies, community health centers, local public health departments, or clinics; (G) guidance on medical record diagnosis codes linked to maternal mortality and severe morbidity, including, if applicable, codes related to social risk factors, and methods for educating clinicians on the proper use of such codes; (H) risk appropriate transfer protocols during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period