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Minnesota Association of Resources for Recovery and Chemical Health

1000 Westgate Drive, Suite 252 | St. Paul, MN 55114 | P: 651-290-7462 | E: [email protected] | w: www.marrch.org

In Collaboration with MACMHP

Minnesota Association of Community Mental Health Programs

OPIOID USE DISORDERS: THE DISEASE AND OUR RESPONSEStephen Delisi, MD, DABAM, FASAM, Assistant Dean, Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation – Graduate School of Addiction Studies

Prior to joining the Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies as the Assistant Dean, Dr. Delisi served as the Midwest Regional Medical Director for the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation. Dr. Delisi graduated in 2001 from Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, Illinois, and served as chief resident in the Psychiatric Residency Program. He also participated in a Neuroscience Research Fellowship from Loyola University in Chicago and was awarded a NARSAD Young Investigator Award. Prior to joining the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, he held positions as director of Psychiatric Services at Rush Behavioral Health-DuPage and associate director of the Psychiatric Residency Program at Rush.

Dr. Delisi’s fields of interest include psychopharmacology, assessment and treatment of co-occurring SUD and MH disorders, neurobiology of addiction, mindfulness-based cognitive therapy for depression and addiction, and adaptive

leadership. He is also active in community support and public advocacy to improve care delivery for individuals struggling with addiction and mental illnesses. He is board certified by both the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and the American Board of Addiction Medicine. He is also a graduate of the St. Thomas University Physician Leadership College, and has served on an Advisory Board for the Physician Leadership College. Dr. Delisi serves as the Assistant Dean and an Assistant Professor at the Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction. He is also a staff psychiatrist with the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation in Center City, MN.

In his career, Dr. Delisi has co-authored numerous presentations and published abstracts, many of which focus on mindfulness-based treatment. He has also co-authored three publications, two of which are supported by the National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and Depression (NARSAD).

HOPE FOR THE FUTURE: INTEGRATION AND COLLABORATION ACROSS SYSTEMSClaire Wilson, Assistant Commissioner for Community Supports Administration, Minnesota Department of Human Resources

Claire Wilson is assistant commissioner for the Community Supports Administration. Community Supports includes all DHS behavioral health policy areas, including the divisions of Mental Health, Alcohol and Drug Abuse, Disability Services, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services, and Housing and Support Services. Wilson has more than two decades of experience in public policy and related issues.

Wilson came to DHS June 13, 2016, from the Minnesota Association of Community Mental Health Programs, where she served as executive director. In that role, she provided strategic and administrative leadership, creating coalitions of stakeholders to advance improvements in mental health. She has also served in a leadership role for the Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State, where her work included outreach to underserved communities. In addition, she was a 2013

Humphrey Policy Fellow at the University of Minnesota Humphrey School of Public Affairs.

BUILDING A RECOVERY ECOSYSTEMAndre Johnson, President/CEO, Detroit Recovery Project

Andre L. Johnson is the President/CEO of the Detroit Recovery Project (DRP) – a multi-service agency that provides a wide spectrum of support services to the city’s recovery community. The agency also oversees an ex-offender program that helps returning citizens reintegrate successfully into the Detroit community, with an aim of reducing recidivism and/or relapse among this population. Since its inception in 2005, DRP has devoted more than $25 million (via federal, county and local awards) to its mission to help Detroiters who were once on the streets become drug-free and productive citizens.

Mr. Johnson has over 29 years of professional work experience, exemplifying a long-standing commitment and dedication to the field of substance abuse. Respected also for his people and negotiation skills, Mr. Johnson played an

integral role in re-establishing positive relationships between adolescents and their families at the Wolverine Human Services (Detroit). Mr. Johnson was also appointed by U.S. Secretary of Health of Human Services Kathleen Sebelius to the Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA) Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT) - National Advisory Council. He is a member of the Detroit-Wayne Mental Health Authority Implementation Committee. Mr. Johnson is a board member of the Wayne Center – an agency that provides services for the mentally ill and the developmentally disabled.

Mr. Johnson is a former faculty member for the National Association of Drug Court Professionals/Drug Court Planning Initiative of the Faculty Training Institute. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from Morehouse College (Atlanta, Georgia) and a Masters of Arts degree in organizational management from the University of Phoenix. Mr. Johnson is trained certified recovery coach and considered an expert in his field – he is invited frequently to present at seminars, workshops, and as a keynote or motivational speaker to not only those in recovery but youth, adults, families, and substance abuse professionals. In 2013, Mr. Johnson was the recipient of the prestigious Vernon Johnson award from Faces and Voices of Recovery, and in 2016 he was chosen as a recipient of the Champions of Change Award from President Obama.

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CONFERENCE EVENTS

SPARK TALKS – UPPER BALLROOM D/H

Monday | 12:30 – 1:00p | Jaclyn Wainwright – CEO, AiR HealthcareLeveraging Artificial Intelligence to Save Lives; the Future of Behavioral Healthcare: How the use of predictive analytics paired with evidence-based clinical interventions is changing lives. A proven model of accountability that anticipates patient behaviors to reduce recidivism and keep patients engaged in treatment – the result is dramatically improved outcomes. Monday | 3:00-3:30p | Justin Luke Riley – President & CEO, Young People in Recovery (YPR)Recovery Empowerment Effect: The solution to the addiction crisis: Equipping people in recovery and elevating them into leadership roles. The recovery component of the continuum has the largest capacity that can be strategically deployed across prevention, treatment, and a host of recovery supports. Tuesday | 9:00-9:30a | Jeanne Pulvermacher, MS – Project Manager, NIATx/Co-Director, Great Lakes ATTCChange In A Flash! Learn how a structured team-based approaches to change management is helping organizations large and small effectively select a change project, set a project aim, engage senior leaders and staff in continuous change process and achieve measurable, sustainable process improvements. Tuesday | 12:30-1:00p | Johnny Allem – President & Founder, Aquila Recovery ClinicSay the Second Thing: Proven, realistic and thoughtful “tools” to address daily situations people face in early addiction recovery (first three years). Effective strategies for maintaining and growing recovery in challenges to an individual’s mind, body and spirit. These tools can be learned and practiced methodically or indexed for specific challenges. They are “suggestions” conveyed in a contemporary voice of an experienced helper. Tuesday | 3:00-3:30p | Greg Williams – Executive Vice President, Facing Addiction with NCADDIncentivize Recovery. Not Relapse: The Addiction Recovery Medical Home Alternative Payment Model (ARMH-APM) is a consensus learning model developed by dozens of healthcare institutions and professionals, representing an attempt to establish a structure that promotes the type of integration and patient care capable of producing improved outcomes for patients, payers, and health systems by aligning all incentives. Wednesday | 9:00-9:30a - Rebecca Farley David – Vice President, Policy and Advocacy, National Council for Behavioral HealthPast, Present, Future: The Evolution of Behavioral Health in Health Care: In a fast-changing health care ecosystem, new scalable tools, evidence based practice and collaborative cooperation provide greater opportunities for all to access quality care. Come take a look at where we’ve been and where our field is going in the midst of payment reform, delivery system integration, and the advent of technology and data in health care. Wednesday | 12:30-1:00p | Pam Lanhart – Director, Thrive Family SupportEmpowering Whole Family Healing: Explore 4 core beliefs that when addressed, facilitate connection and radically change and heal family systems. Learn how recovery coaches are using new family recovery curriculum to working with families on implementing actionable solutions that facilitate connection and health in family systems. Wednesday | 3:00-3:30p | Suzula Bidon, CPRS, E-RYT – Founder, Recovery Yoga Meetings®How to Thrive and Build Resiliency: Recovery Yoga helps people beat addiction and thrive in recovery by integrating recovery and yoga into a group activity. Using breath and movement, participants embody the principles of recovery, build resilience, and learn how to find peace in the present moment. This session will demonstrate how Recovery Yoga works, and what makes the practice unique and effective.

SPECIAL EVENTS – FREE AND ALL WELCOME!

2018 PRESIDENT’S AWARDS RECEPTION

Recognizing Leadership and Excellence in Service, Collaboration and Innovation

Monday, October 295:00-7:00pmSaint Paul RiverCentre – Upper Ballroom D/H

*Complimentary Beverages/Light Hors d’oeuvres Served.

THE “POWER OF STORY” RECEPTION

A conversation with acclaimed filmmaker Greg Williams and Advocacy Story Telling Panel Discussion

Tuesday, October 305:00-7:00pmSaint Paul RiverCentre – Upper Ballroom D/H

*Complimentary Beverages/Light Hors d’oeuvres Served.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 20187:00 AM - 3:00 PM Registration

7:45 AM - 8:00 AM WELCOME: John Magnuson

8:00 AM - 9:00 AM KEYNOTE: Dr. Stephen Delisi

9:00 AM 9:30 AM Break & Exhibit Hall Viewing

9:30 AM - 11:30 AM 1. Sexual Harassment: Ethics and Boundaries in Behavioral Health During the Time of the “MeToo” MovementCarment Finn

2. The Design and Implementation of Efficient Psychosocial Programming as an Adjunct to Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) for Opioid DisordersDr. Hal Baumchen

3. Effective Integration of Community Resources in the Co-Occurring Care ContinuumKenneth Roberts

4. Understanding the Relapse Process: Practical Tools for Clinicians Nicholas Anderson

5. Stories Matter: integrating narrative therapy techniques in the treatment of addictionJustine Mastin

6. Confronting and Reducing Stigma Surrounding Co-Occurring Disorders: Chemical and Mental health to Reduce Barriers to TreatmentJoyce Coleman

11:30 AM - 12:30 PM Lunch

12:30 PM - 1:00 PM Break & Exhibit Hall Viewing

1:00 PM - 3:00 PM 8. The Culture of Homelessness: Addressing the mental health and substance use disorders need of humans who experience homelessness.Todd Connaughty

9. Ethical and Effective Use of Psychoeducational Materials in Co-Occurring Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Treatment Dr. Hal Baumchen

10. Opportunity Knocks: Utilizing Treatment Coordination, Peer Support and 245G SUD Reform to Revitalize the Treatment ContinuumJustin Scharr

11. A Family Problem Requires a Family Solution: how families are affected by addiction, and what to do about itSherry Gaugler-Stewart

12. The Matrix: Criminal Realities in Group Therapy Marina Fuhrman

13. Linking Addiction Treatment: Use of ASAM Placement Criteria and ASAM CONTINUUM SoftwareBrendan McEntee

7. Embedding Peer Support Into Clinical Treatment ServicesKris Kelly


3:30 PM - 5:30 PM 15. Achillies Last Stand*Richard Moldenhauer

16. Implementing cultural competence in Trauma informed care for emerging adults with co-coccurring disodersFred Dryer

17. Understanding Trauma and AddictionTamarah Gehlen

18. Understanding and Teaching the Science of Addiction (yes, even you)Joe Caravella

19. Understanding East African ClientsYussuf Shafie

20. The DLA-20: Finally a Usefull Functional AssessmentScott Westbrock

21. Managed Care Delivery of Substance Use Disorder Reform Services for Medical Assistance in MNLucas Peterson

5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Awards Ceremony

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 20187:00 AM - 3:00 PM Registration

8:00 AM - 9:00 AM KEYNOTE: Claire Wilson

9:00 AM 9: 30 AM Break & Exhibit Hall Viewing

9:30 AM 11: 30 AM 22. Treatment Obstacles faced by Undocumented Migrants and Asylum Seekers in Minnesota, and Ways You Can Help Kyle Lipinski

23. Inclusive Conversations, Wayside Womens Services ECHO: Serving Women living with OUD/SUDRebecca Buller

24. The Phoenix Model: Building Sober Active Community as a Form of Recovery SupportNell Hurley

25. The dangers of problem gambling with those in recovery and the trauma of addiction as a co-occurring disorder. Sheryl Anderson

26. Intimate Partner Violence and Co-Occurring Substance Use DisordersVanessa Kissinger

28. Innovative Integration of Clinical Pharmacy Services in Behavioral Health and Substance Use Disorder Treatment ShuYing Ng

11:30 AM - 12:30 PM Lunch


1: 00 PM - 3:00 PM 29. Taking off the Blindfold to Better Support Clients with Eating DisordersBen Meyers

30. Integrated Treatment of Substance Use Disorder, Mental Illness and TBI/Cognitive Challenges Rick Krueger

31. The Intersection of Chemical Health & HIVMegan Mueller

32. The Opiate Crisis: Understanding and Treating the Opiate Addict, Emphasis on Heroin and Fentanyl and its AnaloguesCardwell Nucklos

33. Non-opioid Treatment Alternatives for Chronic PainHolly Geyer

34. Designing & Implementing Care PathwaysJeff Capobianco

35. Developing Communication Skills and a New Take on CBT: How to Teach Clients to Think DifferentlyRaymond Wolf


3:30 PM - 5:30 PM 46. Developing and Implementing CBT Strategies for Co-Occurring Disordered ClientsDr. Hal Baumchen

37. The Power of Recovery NarrativesTherissa Libby

38. Innovative Ideas to Freshen up Your GroupsJennifer Londgren

62. Adverse Childhood Experiences and the Impact on Addiction and Mental HealthTracy Ronning

40. Putting Integrated Care Into Practice within CCBHCsJane King

41. Suicide Prevention Policies and PracticesSue Abderholden

42. Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics in Rural and Frontier Regions of MNShauna Reitmeier

5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Power of the Story

SCHEDULE-AT-A-GLANCE

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Case Management

Client Education

Consulting with other Professionals

Counseling

Crisis Intervention

Diversity/Other Training/Licensing Requirements

Ethics/Other Training/Licensing Requirements

Intake

Screening

Treatment Planning

All Core Functions

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 20187:00 AM - 3:00 PM Registration

8:00 AM - 9:00 AM KEYNOTE: Andre Johnson

9:00 AM 9: 30 AM Break & Exhibit Hall Viewing

9:30 AM - 11:30 AM 43. Best Practices in Family Programming – Treatment Interventions Designed to Help Male Clients and Family Member Succeed in RecoverySaul Selby

44. Alternative Peer Groups: An Essential Component in the Continuum of Care for Adolescents in RecoveryMichael Durchslag

45. The Importance of Collegiate Recovery Programs (CRPs)Tamarah Gehlen

65. From Cell to Street: What Offenders Need When They Return to the CommunityMark Groves

47. Leadership through relationshipsGary Norman

48. Building and Running a Culturally Specific Treatment Program - Lessons LearnedRik Lundgren

11:30 AM - 12:30 PM Lunch


1:00 PM - 3:00 PM 49. Ethics issues in working with clients with substance use and serious mental health disordersTim Walsh

50. Breaking through Stigma and Shame: A MOFAS Birth Mother Panel Tifany Morgan

52. SUD and Trauma: Exploration of Symptoms and SelfSteven Loos

53. The Cross Roads of Chronic Pain and Opioid AddictionAnne Pylkas

54. Integrating Tobacco Treatment into Policy and Delivery SystemsReba Mathern-Jacobson

55. Minnesota’s Substance Use Disorder Reform MattersBrian Zirbes

63. Issues and Ethics of Wokring with Minnesota Communities of Color and CultureTed Tessier


3:30 PM - 5:30 PM 56. 50 strategies for working with Defiant, oppositional, and Resisting substance using adolescentsFred Dryer

57. Project ECHO: a multi-disciplinary approach to integrated care expansion for opioid use disordersBrian Grahan

58. When Substance Abuse Works: understanding the importance of context in working with individuals with substance use disorders and other addictions. Jason Reed

59. Medication-Assisted Treatment with MethadoneLeighann Straughen

60. Naloxone/Narcan Training Randy Anderson

61. The ABC’s of MAT Holly Geyer

64. What You Ought to Know About the New Psychiatric Treatment FacilitiesDave Hartford

CORE FUNCTIONS

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Referral Orientation Reports & Recording

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SPONSORS

Breakfast Sponsors

HOUSE OF HOPE, INC.MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEMS

THE DULUTH BETHEL

Charging Station Sponsor

INNOVATEL TELEPSYCHIATRY

Coffee Break Sponsors

DREW HOROWITZ & ASSOCIATESELITE RECOVERY

SANFORD BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

Notebook & Pen Sponsor

ROOTS RECOVERY/MINNESOTA CAREPARTNER

EXHIBITORS

Adler Graduate School ....................................................................................................................49Adolescent Treatment Center of Winnebago ...............................................................150Aegis Sciences Corporation ......................................................................................................154Alcohol and Drug Counselors Coalition of Color (ADCCC) ......................................73Alkermes, Inc. .........................................................................................................................70 & 113Alliance Wellness Center ............................................................................................................128Allina Health...........................................................................................................................................77American Addiction Center ......................................................................................................137American Lung Association ........................................................................................................31Amherst H. Wilder Foundation ................................................................................................105Anthony Louis Center ......................................................................................................................60Arbor Place, Inc. ...............................................................................................................................149Avivo ..........................................................................................................................................................86Behavioral Healthcare Providers .............................................................................................131Burkwood Treatment Center .......................................................................................................15Canvas Health .......................................................................................................................................28Center for Alcohol and Drug Treatment ..............................................................................97Club Recovery, LLC ............................................................................................................................69Cochran Recovery Services .......................................................................................................127Common Ground Recovery Housing, Inc. ..........................................................................19Credible Beahavioral Health, Inc. ..........................................................................................142C.R.E.A.T.E., Inc. ..................................................................................................................................107Crossroads Aftercare Program ....................................................................................................67Drew Horowitz & Associates, LLC ..........................................................................................117Edens Group .........................................................................................................................................29Elite Recovery .....................................................................................................................................118Faith Family Recovery Center ......................................................................................................33Fond Du Lac Tagwii ...........................................................................................................................59Fountain Centers ............................................................................................................................141Four Winds Lodge ...........................................................................................................................143Freedom Center .................................................................................................................................58Genoa Healthcare ..............................................................................................................................13Geritom Medical Pharmacy ........................................................................................................38Gilead Sciences .................................................................................................................................136Gobi Support.........................................................................................................................................74Great Lakes ATTC ................................................................................................................................21Haven Chemical Health Systems ..............................................................................................16Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation ...........................................................................................129Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies ..............................130Healing Stones, Ltd. ........................................................................................................................155House of Charity..................................................................................................................................89House of Hope, Inc. .......................................................................................................................120InnovaTel Telepsychiatry ................................................................................................................80Iris Telehealth ....................................................................................................................................156J&R Agency .............................................................................................................................................11Journey to Recovery .........................................................................................................................53Just Us Health ........................................................................................................................... 35 & 36Keystone Treatment Center ......................................................................................................139Kinnic Falls Alcohol-Drug Abuse Services, Inc. ................................................................79Kodiak Recovery ...............................................................................................................................151Lakeplace Retreat Center ............................................................................................................... 5Living Free Recovery Services .....................................................................................................87Livio Health Group ............................................................................................................................40Mash-ka-wisen Treatment Center ............................................................................................20Melrose Center ..................................................................................................................................134Mental Health Systems ...............................................................................................................103Meridian Behavioral Health .........................................................................................115 & 116Metropolitan State University ....................................................................................................95Millenium Health ................................................................................................................................46Minneapolis Community and Technical College (MCTC) .........................................18Minnesota Addiction Professionals .........................................................................................50Minnesota Adult & Teen Challenge ........................................................................109 & 110Minnesota Alliance of Rural Addiction Treatment Programs .................................... 6Minnesota Association of Sober Homes ..............................................................................12Minnesota Center for Chemical and Mental Health .....................................................27Minnesota Certification Board....................................................................................................17

Minnesota Department of Commerce .............................................................................148Minnesota Department of Corrections ...............................................................................30Minnesota Department of Human Services ......................... 3 & Welcome CenterMinnesota Disability Determination Services ..................................................................55Minnesota School of Professional Psychology .................................................................96MIWRC ...................................................................................................................................................132Narcotics Anonymous .....................................................................................................................14New Beginnings ...............................................................................................................................100New Season ...................................................................................................................................... 1& 2NextGen Monitoring .......................................................................................................................56Northstar Behavioral Health ......................................................................................................133Northstar Problem Gambling Alliance ..................................................................................45NorthStar Regional ...........................................................................................................................54Nurturing House, LLC ..................................................................................................................157NUWAY .......................................................................................................................................... 93 & 94Nystrom & Associates, Ltd. ............................................................................................................85Options Family and Behavior Services ...............................................................................123Park Avenue Center ........................................................................................................................114Pathway House ................................................................................................................................158P.E.A.S.E. Academy .............................................................................................................................64People Incorporated Mental Health Services ..................................................................24Phoenix Recovery Programs ........................................................................................................37Prairie St. John’s ....................................................................................................................................88PrairieCare ..............................................................................................................................................68Precision Diagnostics ......................................................................................................................47Premier Biotech Labs, LLC .........................................................................................................147Pride Institute .....................................................................................................................................146ProCare HR ..............................................................................................................................................23Procentive ...............................................................................................................................................32Progress Valley, Inc. ............................................................................................................................. 9Project Turnabout .......................................................................................................................7 & 8Recovering Hope Treatment Center ....................................................................................138Recovery is Happening ................................................................................................................126Recovery Plus – St. Cloud Hospital .............................................................................. 75 & 76Recovree ..................................................................................................................................................57Red River Behavioral Health System .......................................................................................22Restoration Counseling & Community Services (RCCS) .............................................98River Ridge ...........................................................................................................................................124Riverplace Counseling Center .................................................................................................122Rogers Behavioral Health ..............................................................................................................48Roots Recovery/Minnesota CarePartner ................................................................................ 4RS Eden .....................................................................................................................................................25RSI Laboratories ...................................................................................................................................43Sage Prairie ..........................................................................................................................................121Sanford Behavioral Health ...........................................................................................................78Share House ...........................................................................................................................................10Specialized Treatment Services ................................................................................144 & 145Sprint Medical ....................................................................................................................................135St. Joseph’s Hospital Mental Health & Addiction Services .....................................106StepUP at Augsburg University .............................................................................................153SUCCESS Computer Consulting ...............................................................................................44The Duluth Bethel ..............................................................................................................................90The Gables ...........................................................................................................................................119The Heights ........................................................................................................................................140The Phoenix ..........................................................................................................................................39The Retreat ..........................................................................................................................................125Timberline Knolls .............................................................................................................................104True Link Financial .........................................................................................................................152University of Minnesota – CCAPS .............................................................................................84Valhalla Place .........................................................................................................................................99Valley Medical and Wellness .....................................................................................................108Vinland Center ......................................................................................................................................63Wayside Recovery Center ..............................................................................................................83Wellcome Manor Family Services .............................................................................................34West Hills Lodge, Inc. ......................................................................................................................65Wings Adolescent Treatment Center .....................................................................................26

AWARDS

Congratulations to Our 2018 Award Recipients:

LEGISLATORS OF YEAR AWARD

State Senator Chris Eaton State Senator Julie Rosen State Representative Dave Baker

BEYOND CALL ETHICS AWARD

Cristina Muelken

BERNIE BELLING ETHICS AWARD

Doug Greenlee

COUNSELORS OF THE YEAR AWARD

Renae Danberry Elizabeth Bassett

PRESIDENT’S AWARD

Rick Dauer

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

John Curtiss

LEADERSHIP AWARD

U.S. Representative Jim Ramstad

PROGRAM INNOVATION & COMMUNITY COLLABORATION

AvivoMental Health Resources

People IncorporatedVail Place

facilitated by the American Lung Association of Minnesota

PEER SUPPORT SPECIALIST

Derrick Yang

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