While I completely agree with Dr. Allaire that the Australian model is probably our best bet of what we can emulate, I think the key thing is this: The first step is bringing together a working group of people who have a vested interest and the expertise, and to have patient advocates on board who can help us identify their priorities, as well. I don't think we need to completely reinvent the wheel. We have, as we said, good models that we can work off to create something unique for Canada that fits our structure and system, and that fills in all the gaps we've discussed at this meeting today, among others.
Then, make sure that, if Canada sets forth endometriosis as a priority.... I'm sure that, if we lead, the provinces will follow. Every province will find a way to structure their care, incentivize hospitals to make endometriosis a priority, identify key centres that have expertise, and invest heavily in them. That way, patients and resources will know where to go to keep building our endometriosis framework in Canada. A lot of it comes from gathering data and statistics, and from understanding our population. The second part of that is going to be action, of course.
If there's more time, I'm happy for anyone to jump in and throw in their two cents.