Okay, thank you.
Dr. Levinson, you talked briefly about how some physicians would say they didn't want to get yelled at by the patient, or they were worried about getting sued—that sort of thing. I remember some family doctors I talked to when I was a medical student who would say that if they didn't give it to them, the parent would take their kid to another doctor, and then they would complain that they saw two doctors.
In regard to the medical legal situation, in talking to my American colleagues, I know theirs is a much different medical legal environment. Americans are much more likely to sue their doctors than Canadians are.
Have there been any trends—and, again, I know it may be hard to compare because they've been collecting the data better in the States—in American versus Canadian practices? Has the medical legal environment changed?