There's a variety of different things that come to mind as soon as you say that, and of course, because I'm a clinician I think immediately of the clinical context. I think about the fact that we have anywhere up to 10 individuals at any given time who are severely ill and at risk not being able to access appropriate hospital beds. That's the first thing I think about, because folks with eating disorders don't fit into the traditional psychiatric paradigm, and they don't fit into the traditional medical paradigm, so there's this gap. That's an acute need, and I think it's a need that is pervasive across the country.
But when I think about the application of resources in other ways, I do feel it would be nice to have some resources devoted to developing mechanisms where there can be more collaboration between programs, a better networking and greater understanding of what each of us is doing. I feel that within pockets we're all doing good things, right? In our program, say, we provide a consultation service to providers in the community. They can call us, they can ask us questions. I know many providers do teleconferencing and therapy that way for folks in the rural communities. But we need to talk to each other and have that facilitated.