Jonathan Palmer

Yeah, that's even better.

Right.

They can practice at the top of their license versus doing all that clerical work.

Exactly.

So what... How...

I don't know how you define it, but how accurate is it when you go through and piece all these pieces of structured and unstructured data together?

Is there a metric that you look at that says, I don't know, we're X percent accurate with what was actually discussed in the room?

Yeah, it's a great question.

Sure.

No, that's great.

I mean, as a layperson, I think I got all that.

I guess one of the things that it kind of spurred in my mind was, you know, you have all this messy clinical conversation that's, you know, happening in this ambient environment.

Is there one thing that's technically the biggest challenge to structure from a data perspective in that conversation?

Maybe I'm not framing it in a good way.

So maybe you could take the question however you think is most interesting.

Got it.

That makes a ton of sense.

We've been spending a lot of time on, I guess, the nuts and bolts of the technology.

Maybe we're just switching gears a little bit.

When we think about the business side of it and implementation...