The member is certainly correct that one of the major benefits foreseen from having these electronic health records is the prevention of these adverse drug reactions. Medical professionals will be able to know what the person is taking and will be able, hopefully, to have all the information needed as well to, for example, prevent duplication of very expensive testing.
There is agreement among the provinces on this blueprint that Infoway has put in place. The responsibility, of course, to meet that is up to each provincial authority. There are some provinces, Prince Edward Island being a good example, that actually do have electronic health records, but those may not be completely compatible with the blueprint that has been developed. So one of the questions is how that gap will be closed and how these records will be compatible so that there is a pan-Canadian solution to this.