; (2) community-based organizations that provide support for pregnant and postpartum individuals, with a particular focus on patients from demographic groups with elevated rates of maternal mortality, severe maternal morbidity, maternal health disparities, or other adverse perinatal or childbirth outcomes; (3) membership organizations for maternity care providers; (4) organizations representing perinatal health workers; (5) organizations that focus on maternal mental or behavioral health; (6) organizations that focus on intimate partner violence; (7) institutions of higher education, with a particular focus on minority-serving institutions; (8) licensed and accredited hospitals, birth centers, midwifery practices, or other facilities that provide maternal health care services; (9) relevant State and local public agencies, including State maternal mortality review committees; and (10) the National Quality Forum, or such other standard-setting organizations specified by the Secretary. (c) Topics The review of maternal health data collection processes and recommendations to improve such processes and measures required under subsection (a) shall assess all available relevant information, including information from State-level sources, and shall consider at least the following: (1) Current State and Tribal practices for maternal health, maternal mortality, and severe maternal morbidity data collection and dissemination, including consideration of— (A) the timeliness of processes for amending a death certificate when new information pertaining to the death becomes available to reflect whether the death was a pregnancy-related death; (B) relevant data collected with electronic health records, including data on race, ethnicity, primary language, socioeconomic status, geography, insurance type, and other relevant demographic information; (C) maternal health data collected and publicly reported by hospitals, health systems, midwifery practices, and birth centers