I think those are issues that we want to continue to understand and explore. As trained psychiatrists we do get experience in how to tease those things apart—to understand socio-economic suffering versus the experience of having suicidal ideation as a symptom of illness. Very careful assessment using a fulsome team, seeking a second opinion where needed, is important for us to try to understand and tease out those things. Where that's applicable to the issue of medical assistance in dying, thinking about the appropriateness of new curricula that help train psychiatrists to think very specifically in this area and appropriately assess and be able to sort those things through will be important going forward.
On May 26th, 2022. See this statement in context.