Thank you so much for the opportunity to follow up on that question.
From a research point of view, this is definitely a priority for us. One of the knowledge mobilization hubs that we funded in August 2023 is from a group at the University of Calgary that is focused on the Inuit perinatal health hub. It is really about developing and building Inuit-specific resources and support for Inuit women in Nunavut. I think that's an example of a very particular community and of mobilizing research evidence that is focused on perinatal health.
I'll add that on March 9, 2022, a ministerial round table was held with some key stakeholder groups in perinatal mental health, which included experts, practitioners and people with lived and living experience. It focused on examining access to perinatal mental health. We're looking forward to seeing the results of that study.
I think my colleague Cindy also mentioned the work that's focused on creating a national clinical practice guideline for perinatal mental health. I'll be happy to follow up with you with additional details from that research and what we're learning.
Thank you.