Certainly, there are needs specific to pregnant women, so there is advocacy at this time to look at how we might address the specific needs of pregnant women. One of the projects that we had planned but got stalled because of funding cuts was to develop care pathways, so that service providers and communities would know how to best meet the needs of pregnant women who are at risk for opiate use or who are using opiates.
Looking at social determinants of health, all of the different programs in first nation communities that might come in contact with pregnant women would have a better understanding of how to provide brief intervention and referral services to other more appropriate care options. It's the same for youth.