I think that would be very useful to get some clear data and clarification on that because, despite what you're saying about increased detection, I don't believe that's a factor. I could be wrong if there's a recent change. That would be very important for us to know.
I wanted to switch to a point that was referred to earlier. I just want to get a bit more information. This is about perinatal mental illness.
Recently I had a conversation with someone in my riding who described her own experience and was also advocating and researching how we can improve access to perinatal mental health services for those mothers who are struggling, whether that's expectant mothers, after birth or through the process. We know that getting help has not always been easy.
Ms. Wong did mention the project, which I appreciate, that is currently under way through Women's College. I wonder if Dr. Kaida could briefly comment on what efforts and initiatives there are for improving access to perinatal mental health services from a research point of view. Then I would ask Ms. Hurley to comment on other projects within the scope of the Public Health Agency.