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Just to kind of zoom up even further, and I am really, really excited about what's happening in healthcare at the moment.

I think certainly in the 15 years since I kind of first started medical school, my perspective and the perspective of the people I speak to is the, the pace of change, pace of transformation has never been higher, and our opportunity to be able to really change how care is delivered, make it personal, make it effective, make it safe and, and, and good and great even, has never been higher.

And I suppose h- from how I come at this is I've always been someone who is more interested in how we do things better than this is how we do things.

And I guess my journey to join Ollus came about partly through that, um, partly through some canceled traveling plans because of COVID.

And then I suppose seeing actually that the only way we're going to solve the really big problems is by leverage.

And when I say the really big problems is, it's this notion that actually nowhere in the world do we have enough health- healthcare professionals, right? In developing countries or in the developed world, and so this is a big ubiquitous problem.

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