I do want to stress one thing. When we first did our “First Do No Harm” report, there was an impression that there was one solution to the issue. As all of us have said, I think, there is no one magic bullet, no one solution.
I think we do need to address prescriber education. I think we need to look at ensuring that clinical practice guidelines are being utilized in the physicians' offices by primary care professionals. At the same time, we also need to look at diversion.
We need to ensure first of all that the physicians are complying with those guidelines, and we do have that evidence that indicates what those guidelines ought to be. We then need to look at what physicians are prescribing that is higher than those guidelines. When I mentioned prescription monitoring programs, I was referring to that.
As to the diversion, there is a lot of diversion right now. I think that was mentioned, and we're seeing that.
There isn't one answer to the problem. We have to look at both.