Richard Canfield discusses opportunities to improve medical-system capacity and efficiency worldwide, noting meaningful differences between Canada and the U.S. He emphasizes that beyond core technology capabilities, small operational changes and faster implementation can add significant efficiencies to existing medical practices.
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I see a lot of additional opportunities just in capacity. And I suspect that medical systems vary quite substantially across the globe. Even just Canada and the U.S. being in proximity and probably the most similar of nations and how we go about doing things in general life. There's quite a difference from a medical perspective on how things operate in our given societies. So recognizing that there's a lot of opportunity beyond just what the technology itself does, I can see little areas where it can break into and add efficiencies potentially to even existing medical practices. Speed of implementation at the end of the day, I don't think any hospital or medical community wants to drag things out longer. Everyone's looking for a way how can we get it faster, better, quicker? And in this scenario, you've really been able to identify that.