lots of cases were cancelled so having somewhere i could keep up—to—date, keep in touch, remind myself about things is really helpful. but while it's a useful training tool, the platform's primary aim is to get the best surgeons into as many theatres as possible. knowing today that 5 billion people around the world lack access to safe surgery — that's not localised to a particular part of the world, that's everywhere. but we also know that even within developed countries, there are challenges around accessibility, variability and the workforce shortages we have. the platform is basically ensuring patients have access to the best care, no matter where they are. so if it is a local hospital or more of a suburban area that doesn't have the expertise on site, historically the patients would have to travel many miles and days to get to that care orjust not have access to it. now it brings expert care closer to patients, to their clinical teams and where they need it. it's really improving access for patients but also for clinical teams to upscale