; (B) how such activity addressed the adverse social determinants of health in such population; and (C) the role of community-based organizations and other community partners (such as nonprofits and units of local government) in such activity. (2) Evidence showing whether and how each such activity advanced any of the following objectives: (A) Improved access to care. (B) Improved quality of care. (C) Improved health outcomes. (D) Amelioration of disparities in care. (E) Improved care coordination. (F) Reduction in health care costs (including such reductions under this title and title XIX and such reductions occurring for uninsured individuals). (G) Reduction in health care utilization (including with respect to inpatient admissions, utilization of emergency departments, and room and board provided to individuals). (H) Reduction in non-medical public expenditures. (I) Changes in patient and provider satisfaction with care delivery. (J) Reductions in involvement with the justice system, including reductions in recidivism. (3) A description of the metrics used to track the implementation and results of each such activity. (4) Recommendations for any legislation or administrative action the Secretary determines appropriate. (h) Funding Any funds appropriated under section 1115A(f) shall be available to the Secretary without further appropriation for the purposes of carrying out this section. .