Thank you, Mr. Chair. Actually the delays aren’t too bad. We’re pretty pleased with the progress we’re making and the delays really fall into two categories. One is getting the time of practitioners. We do have some dedicated staff, but a lot of people, of course physicians and clinicians, have other jobs, and finding the time to get people together to talk about developing protocols, change management, it just takes some time to get that on
everybody’s schedule. One of the lessons learned from other jurisdictions is don’t rush it, get people on side and make sure people are ready. So, some of the delays have simply been due to timing and scheduling and the number of departments at Stanton that are involved.
The other delays have had to do with our provider. We had chosen the Wolf electronic medical records, and Wolf last year was purchased by Telus, so there have been some delays associated with the transfer of ownership. Telus is a bigger company, they have a lot more customers and a couple of the customizations that we’ve been waiting for them to do, sometimes we’ve been on a bit of a waiting list, but we did actually have our providers in town for a fairly big meeting a couple of weeks ago and I think we’re back on track. They heard our urgency, they met our folks, they saw what our problems are and we think we’re getting very good responsiveness. So we’re hoping that’s going to keep us on schedule. Thank you.