; and (E) develop a new star rating system for integrated care plans for dual eligible individuals under this title that rates the performance of each plan type separately, with State-specific measures and tied to single contracts, instead of the collective performance of all of the offeror’s plans under contract with the State under that title, that include measures which directly reflect enrollee satisfaction, and that awards higher star ratings to plans based on their ability to retain enrollees. (7) Data collection and reporting To establish data and information collection and reporting requirements for States and integrated care plans under section 2205, including required reporting of specific disability statuses and safeguards to protect patient privacy, and to annually publish not later than April 30 of any year, the data and information collected and reported to the Director under such section for the preceding year. (8) Quality measures To develop quality measures for the population of dual eligible individuals that are designed to be uniformly implemented across all platforms and health benefits plans that provide integrated care for such individuals under this title. Such measures shall include measures relating to patient satisfaction, quality of life, rates of emergency room use, institutionalization for long-term care, hospital admission and readmission rates, and medication errors. The Director shall regularly review and update such measures as necessary and may develop outcome-based quality measures for determining payments to health benefits plans that provide integrated care for dual eligible individuals under this title. (9) Best practices To not less than annually publish best practices under this title for States and integrated care plans, including with respect to improving outreach to beneficiaries, improving comprehensive care plans and health risk assessments for dual eligible individuals, and developing a workforce that provides culturally intelligent and respectful care. (10) Training