>> I think the most satisfying times are when you have an interaction or a meeting
or come to some kind of agreement that at the end of it,
you feel good about the people you've been working with.
You feel like you've made some progress on delivering better care to the patients who are
in our hospitals and just generally helping
that whole complex healthcare machine run a little bit smoother.
Healthcare is a very regulated industry and so a lot of times the complexities relate
to as we're trying to get the hospitals and the physicians moving to a better job of taking care
of patients we have to really be very careful of the various rules and regulations
about how we can work together and what the government allows
and what the government doesn't allow.
>> So, that's a lot of the complexity.
And then the technical and clinical complexity revolves around the fact
that medicine is always changing and so the tools that physicians use and the workflow,
the processes that they have to work through are always also in evolution.
So trying to keep everybody up to speed with the latest technology
and process is difficult sometimes.