Thank you.
Does anybody else want to comment or add to those comments?
There was a remark about the number of professionals. We know there's a shortage of professionals. The military is working hard on trying to recruit more. The numbers are certainly increasing, but the need is great. We know that in society, in general, there's a shortage of physicians right across the country. We have communities that are advertising different things: we'll pay this, we'll pay off your student loans, we'll pay you an extra bonus of $100,000 just to come to our community. It's a bit of a challenge to recruit doctors into the military when there's such a shortage. That's just something we're experiencing as a nation. In general, we want to get more resources in to address these needs.
I'm particularly interested in the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder and so on. I guess it's not your position to respond to this, other than in terms of availability, but we had a soldier here recently talking about treatment. We've had others talk about their outcomes and the challenges they're facing. We had some very encouraging responses with EMDR, which is eye movement desensitization and reprogramming.
Do you have any comments on whether you've seen these treatments being applied successfully? Are they available, less available? Are there any comments on what your observations are from the grassroots?