Thank you, Mr. Chair. Maybe I have not been as clear as I had intended. EMR might be the tool, but if EMR is the tool, then we will have to make some significant modifications and customizations to allow it to collect the data appropriate or consistent with the challenges people face around mental health.
What we need to do, and I think it is the appropriate thing to do, is to do some costing, do some planning, do some studying to determine which of the models, and right now, we are aware of at least nine options that are available to us. Three of them look feasible. We are going to continue to look at those three options and see which one is going to give us the best results for our patients, including tying in and working well with patient records, which is EMR.
It could end up easily being EMR, but we need to finish that work, and we need to get that done. It was a recommendation from the expert panel that was done a number of years ago that this is something that is important. We are hearing from the staff that they want it. It is going to help improve tracking and monitoring, but more importantly, it is going to help the patients because they will not have to continue to repeat their stories.