We were just talking about an interesting hospital application for patients to carry around their records that Ensemble and other people have been working on and luckily we have a nice little pat demo here we can look at. So you want to walk us through what this ended up looking like? So to set this up, this is for a doctor in a hospital environment coming in the morning and you know looking at their inbox and their out basket and figuring out kind of what their schedule of patients will be for that day to go visit and make the round. So this is an iPad based application and it's an air application on the iPad and what we have here is just a view of the out basket, the in basket so once they're finished with the patient they do you know a few certain things but as they're going and making their rounds they're going you know they have a schedule here and they're at Jason Smith and basically it gives the doctor the ability to have all of the documents associated with that patient in a succinct view basically and the cool thing is that it's all timeline based so you can see from day one I mean the vision is that from day one that a patient has entered the medical system you have access to all of the assets from day one to day whenever they finish their you know their rounds through the medical system right it's it's separated into the different departments that someone has had some services delivered to them. I thought that said herpetology no so and and I mean the cool thing here is that you know if there's any correspondence if you know this is the general practitioner letter me as the doctor I can bring all this stuff up and I can review in real time I mean the vision is in real time the pertinent information for that patient that when I'm speaking with them I have all of this contextual knowledge so it can help me better provide a health service to them. So here's a CT scan right and I can I can play around with it like you normally can you know
2:03with images and that kind of stuff on an iPad and I mean the intent here is to give as much information to a clinician as possible to deliver the best service that they can for patient and it's consolidating all of these assets that live in the medical system under this one application and this one view on this particular mobile device. And and architecturally I mean this this might or might not come through for some people but there's obviously a big document management back end and there's a scanning there's a there's a complete back end to all of this right there's a scanning infrastructure such that all of these loose papers can get scanned in and become part of the record for the patient and then there's all sorts of life cycle Adobe lifecycle pieces on the back end that are helping to make all of this magic happen basically granted not on the iPad application as much although there is life cycle data services but on the desktop version of this because this is meant to be mobile in the hospital but there's also a desktop version of this where there's a bunch of life cycle services sitting on you know on behind an air application and the air application on the desktop is similar I can't say it's the same but it's very similar to what you're looking at here there's a lot more things you can do on the desktop though. Right right right but this this gives that portability and an interesting yes that makes people certainly a lot nicer to look at than paper. Yes, absolutely. Well, great. Well, thanks for showing us that. Thanks.