Clarence Jones

Because, you know, I don't I don't I'm just I mean, it's like a revelation for me right now to hear what you do, what you're asking for.

You know, other places you get the data, you see the gaps between the systems and those kinds of things.

And you say, well, who's in there now that you got this huge gap between community and you got between systems?

Who is in there taking a look at that information and how that information being processed so that the community can make an informed decision about its health?

And I don't think that that message, I think the message is very important, and it's good to know that it's there.

I just don't think that people know about it.

So, here's my comment.

So I want to know, how does a community know

about the work that you're doing?

I mean, you're doing things around quality improvement.

How is how that information disseminated to the community for them to understand the work?

I've got lots of ideas.

I want to talk to you after this show ends.

We're going to have this real quick conversation, okay?

All right.

That's my last, that's my thoughts.

Clarence, go ahead. Some of the resistance people have to this to this issue. I mean, you know, you know. you can talk about the death of a child, but there are people that actually resist you talking to them about their guns or their story saying, what are some of the things that come up? Why people just, I'm not going to do it.

Clarence, go ahead. Some of the resistance people have to this to this issue. I mean, you know, you know. you can talk about the death of a child, but there are people that actually resist you talking to them about their guns or their story saying, what are some of the things that come up? Why people just, I'm not going to do it.

Okay, I want to just, thank you, Kathleen, for your comments. I mean, you said a couple different things that resonated with me. But you said kids do stupid things, right? Okay. But now, there are some adults, and we took a look at this, looking in our research, it says that some adults might think that zip lines, ropes, and strings are qualifies as secure gun storage.

Okay, I want to just, thank you, Kathleen, for your comments. I mean, you said a couple different things that resonated with me. But you said kids do stupid things, right? Okay. But now, there are some adults, and we took a look at this, looking in our research, it says that some adults might think that zip lines, ropes, and strings are qualifies as secure gun storage.