; (E) is worded in an easily understandable manner and made available in multiple languages and accessible formats determined appropriate by the Secretary; and (F) includes any other information determined appropriate by the Secretary. (5) A template for a voluntary clinician checklist that outlines the minimum responsibilities that clinicians, such as physicians, certified nurse-midwives, emergency room and urgent care providers, nurses and others, are expected to meet in order to promote quality and safety in the provision of obstetric services. (6) A template for a voluntary checklist that outlines the minimum responsibilities that hospital leadership responsible for direct patient care, such as the institution’s president, chief medical officer, chief nursing officer, or other hospital leadership that directly report to the president or chief executive officer of the institution, should meet to promote hospital-wide initiatives that improve quality and safety in the provision of obstetric services. (7) Information on multi-stakeholder quality improvement initiatives, such as the Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health, State perinatal quality improvement initiatives, and other similar initiatives determined appropriate by the Secretary, including— (A) information about such improvement initiatives and how to join; (B) information about public maternal data collection centers; (C) information about quality metrics used and outcomes achieved by such improvement initiatives; (D) information about data sharing techniques used by such improvement initiatives; (E) information about data sources used by such improvement initiatives to identify maternal mortality and severe morbidity risks; (F) information about interventions used by such improvement initiatives to mitigate risks of maternal mortality and severe morbidity; (G) information about data collection techniques on race, ethnicity, geography, age, income, and other demographic information used by such improvement initiatives