; and (ii) the type of navigation services that are most useful for survivors who are managing the late and long-term effects of cancer and cancer treatment. (B) How navigation services might evolve over the continuum of care and how to encourage a dynamic navigation system. (C) Training needs for navigators. (D) Comparison and delineation of navigation services provided by lay and professional navigators. (E) Evaluation of optimal strategies for offering survivors navigation services and encouraging their utilization of such services. (F) Defining— (i) the continuum of care during which services are provided; and (ii) the nature of services for a long-term survivor. (G) The location of navigation services (such as whether such services should be provided as part of oncology practices or outside of oncology practices). (H) Federal financing for navigation services (such as whether to finance such services through a grant program funded through annual discretionary appropriations). (I) Alternative delivery and payment models for cancer survivorship navigation services, including consideration of— (i) an episode-of-care model for providing cancer survivorship navigation services, or a patient-focused navigation benefit that survivors could utilize in different settings, with the navigation services meeting standards set by the Secretary