And does it not prevent any research in some ways?

ways?Yeah, that's a great question, and it gets to one of the most common misconceptions of common data elements.

So people will often look at the list of CDEs and the core elements especially as a list of mandated elements where all studies must collect every single one of these elements.

And that's not really the case.

The most powerful part of the CDEs is to ensure that when elements are collected, they're collected in the same way with the same language and the same element responses.

And so we believe that all of the core elements are important.

We also know that they will not be important or as important for every single study that's done in neonatal HIE.

And what, what is the Newborn's Brain Society's plan to create a streamlined or context-appropriate subset of-- for these regions in order to ensure, uh, equitable, uh, participation in, on a-- in global research?