Dr. Randy Alexander

So this isn't anything that we particularly want.

We have a system where we look in Florida, we look at all the reports that go to the hotline.

They're medically seen.

That's over 200,000 reports in the state of Florida.

And every day in my particular child protection team, we get a stack of paper.

It's like a REMA paper.

It's just in all these different cases.

You know, it's two or three pages that talk about this case that got reported.

And then we have to go through it and make a decision about is that a case that we're going to

in our clinic or at the hospital.

And that is a lot of cases.

We actually physically look at about 20,000 plus cases per year.

You know, if I could make that all go away and retire, that'd be great.

And I'm sure the cancer people are thinking the same thing, you know, for what they do.

And orthopedic people or, you know, whoever we are in medicine, we want this stuff to go away.

It's not like we need it for job security.

We could do other pediatrics at the drop of a hat.

It'd be so easy.

So.

that notion that we're doing that is, um, it's malicious.