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sorry, quick fix every time she did there with me. So I speaking this. There's a load of things that we get up to some of these activities. They're actually quite high risk in what's important that we take our time on. You can see now why it takes two hours to do a full a full car king, including all of these jobs. And the point is that we don't do it fast because actually a any will be seeing a patient quickly and getting through huge numbers and initiating treatment. But it's really important that we do a thorough job because actually, this is a lot quite high risk stuff. I mean, if you're taking a full medical history and you don't document appropriately, that's going to influence a large amount of decision making over the next couple of days. If we initiate some unsafe treatment or potentially treatment isn't indicated, that's gonna have some huge implications on an undifferentiated, potentially a Z unwell. Is there going to be a lot of the time patients in a similar things, like VT prophylaxis that might not get picked up for a couple of days after you see a patient the outpatient meds. So this huge amount of really high every stuff that we need to be safe to take a lot of time over, um reminds it's such an important document. Well, first off, obviously, it's a legal document as our medical documents and you're justifying the actions. Your undertaking in some settings particular is you get more senior when you see a patient on the medical take. You may actually initiate treatment before you've documented anything because they're quite sickening, differentiated patients. But it's really important that you document your history or your blood results and all of your findings to justify what you're doing with the patient, because essentially, it's a legal document. It also provides a really useful summary of events, not just the or post a consultant he verbally and over. But I dark you that the medical crackin on the one done by a junior doctor, not the post State park in is probably the most reference document for our Patients Day on the war. You might like a couple of days back in the in the medical world around notes, but frequently you refer to the refer to the initial Clark It so it's really important we get it right. And that's not just for the presenting complaint in the history percent complaint, but also the really important details that we can speak about later. Um, your supervisory if rinse for future decisions. Say, for example, if a patient, if you document in your past medical history of patient, is a nice a patient on has an IV or a COPD patient.