Without modern tech, how is somebody looking all that up? The pager operator as part of the care team, they probably have a lot of it committed to memory, and I know they serve a really important role, but that's a critical failure point.

100%.

And today, if you go around to hospitals, you'll see some pretty antiquated tech in that context.

A lot of what we call swivel chair technology.

So the operator is hitting, you know, they get the phone system on one screen.

They've got like a protocol of who to activate in emergency situations on screen number two.

And they have four different schedules up on the other four screens of emergency.

So what are your words to the wise there? If there's a healthcare organization out there listening and we know they are, you know there's a better way you see it's all disjointed faxes carrier pigeons all this information flowing team members don't know what to do so there's a problem that's recognized but again that's their status quo what's the first step somebody should take to look at this the right way