So I am certainly not talking about moving away from community focus. In fact, I’m talking about how we better enhance it. But how you enhance it is what will be different.
Traditionally, everybody thought medicine was about seeing a doctor. It’s not. It’s about seeing a team of providers, and they can be connected many ways. If we look at pooling and using our physician resources centrally -- and that’s virtual, by the way, that’s not moving them -- they will be able to provide better clinical support to the health care units in the small communities and, I think, deliver better health care. But we have to accept, not just in the Territories but in general, that we are dealing
with a full-time and a very large part-time base, and it means you deliver different and you manage your standards and accountabilities at the medical/clinical/decision level differently. That’s the kind of changes we make.
So I think it’s an enhanced focus on how we can better support the communities and people to be supported, but it may not be by seeing the whites of the eyes of a physician all the time. So how do you increase the mobile visits, but also how do you get physicians to be able to support through electronic health and through telehealth some of those community decisions. I think it’s going to be better care and better handover after somebody’s been in the South, to be able to manage their recovery back home better. Thank you.