Great. Thanks.
I'm trying to think through other advantages of a national pharmacare system for physicians. Right now, I think we heard one group say, there are more than a thousand different private insurance plans that pharmacists are working through for patients. The question seemed to me to be how we ever get to a comprehensive patient health record, and if a patient presented in a national pharmacare system, it would be quite obvious, and it would be easier to track what medictions they were on and how those medications were being procured.
Would it be easier for either an emergency doctor or a family doctor to have those prescriptions easily identified as they look at a patient's history?