On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions

The On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions offer greater flexibility for individual circumstances. The On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions consist of recorded accredited sessions from the live meeting. Take in the sessions 24/7 virtually from your workplace, comfort of your home or any other place of your choosing, starting August 15, 2021 and continuing through December 1, 2021. Registrants can participate in On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions on an a-la-carte basis, or bundle them as a package.

A-la-carte – Select one or more of the 22 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions, with .75, 1.0 or 1.5 CE hour(s) being offered per session. View the session(s) video and obtain a CE certificate after successfully completing and passing a 6-question test on the session content. The cost is $25 per session. If you are not successful in passing a test, you may review the session video again and retake the same test, at no additional cost. CLICK HERE to register for the On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions a-la-carte.

Package – The package will consist of 22 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions offering up to 29.25 CE hours cumulatively, which includes up to 7.75 CE hours cumulatively of pharmacology (Rx). View the session(s) video and obtain a CE certificate after successfully completing and passing a 6-question test on the session content. The package cost is $400. If you are not successful in passing a test, you may review the session video again and retake the same test, at no additional cost. The On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions Package is a pre-determined package. Substitution of sessions is not available. CLICK HERE to register for the On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions Package.

Notes:

You can register for the On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions (a-la-carte or package) without attending the live meeting in-person.
If you attend the live meeting in-person, and select the a-la-carte add-on option, the first 6 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions are complimentary, with additional sessions at $25 per session.
CE hours are not allowed to be awarded for duplicate session(s) previously attended at the live meeting in-person.
You do not need to complete everything in one sitting. You can return anytime through and including December 1, 2021 to view additional sessions and/or take tests.
80% correct is considered passing for the 6-question test.

After you have registered (for either the package or a-la-carte), CLICK HERE to view the sessions, access the video(s), and/or take the test(s). You can return anytime through and including December 1, 2021 to view additional presentations and take tests.

Below are the 22 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions that will be offered.

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Enduring Materials Sessions

The Enduring Materials Sessions offer greater flexibility for individual circumstances. The Enduring Materials Sessions consist of recorded accredited sessions from the live meeting. Take in the sessions 24/7 virtually from your workplace, comfort of your home or any other place of your choosing, starting August 15, 2023 and continuing through December 1, 2022. Registrants can participate in Enduring Materials Sessions on an a-la-carte basis, or bundle them as a package.

A-la-carte – Select one or more of the 20 Enduring Materials Sessions, with .75, 1.0 or 1.5 CE hour(s) being offered per session. View the session(s) video and obtain a CE certificate after successfully completing and passing a 6-question test and an evaluation on the session content. If you are not successful in passing a test, you may review the session video again and retake the same test, at no additional cost. Registration for Enduring Materials Sessions a-la-carte will open August 15, 2022.

Package – The package will consist of 20 Enduring Materials Sessions offering up to 25.75 CE hours cumulatively, which includes up to 9.25 CE hours cumulatively of pharmacology (Rx). View the session(s) video and obtain a CE certificate after successfully completing and passing a 6-question test and an evaluation on the session content. The package cost is $400. If you are not successful in passing a test, you may review the session video again and retake the same test, at no additional cost. The Enduring Materials Sessions Package is a pre-determined package. Substitution of sessions is not available. CLICK HERE to register for the Enduring Materials Sessions Package.

Notes:

You can register for the Enduring Materials Sessions (a-la-carte or package) without attending the live meeting in-person.
If you attend the live meeting in-person, and select the a-la-carte add-on option, the first 6 Enduring Materials Sessions are complimentary, with additional sessions at $25 per session.
CE hours are not allowed to be awarded for duplicate session(s) previously attended at the live meeting in-person.
You do not need to complete everything in one sitting. You can return anytime through and including December 1, 2023 to view additional sessions and/or take tests.
80% correct is considered passing for the 6-question test.

Links to view the session recordings will be posted here starting August 15, 2023. Below are the 20 Enduring Materials Sessions that will be offered.

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#	Session Code	Title	Speaker	CE Hours	% Rx
1	Pre 2	A Case Study of Dermal Dilemmas Dermatology presents itself in all areas of clinical practice. Lesion description and differential diagnosis are crucial to diagnosis, treatment, or referral. Incorrect diagnosis can exacerbate the condition. Focus on case studies of dermatology conditions, including lesion description, differential diagnosis, and treatment options, as well as, referral criteria.	Peggy Vernon, RN, MA, C-PNP, DCNP, FAANP Owner, Nurse Practitioner, Creekside Skin Care; Greenwood Village CO	1.5 CE hours	75%
2	Pre 4	Entrepreneurship for the NP: Developing the "Business Brain" You Need to Be Successful With Full Practice Authority sweeping the country, NPs from all over are considering opening their own practices. While most NPs are expert clinicians, many have little or no business experience or training. Developing a "business brain" is essential to opening a sustainable NP-owned practice. Identify if you have the "right stuff" to open your own business, and learn and the key elements that are needed to be successful and sustainable in business. Rewards and challenges of business ownership will also be presented.	Lorraine Bock, DNP, FNP-BC, ENP-BC, FAANP; Nurse Practitioner and CEO, Bock CRNP Services, PC; Carlisle PA and Co-founder, National Nurse Practitioner Entrepreneur Network; Philadelphia PA	2.0 CE hours	0%
3	Pre 7	Adult Vaccination - Rates, Recommendations, and Resources Vaccination is one of our most cost-effective medical interventions, generating cost savings through reduced treatments for illness and hospitalizations. Adults need different vaccines based on their health, age, lifestyle, and occupational factors. Adult immunization rates in the United States are low, even though adults are much more likely to experience severe illness or death from vaccine-preventable diseases than are children. Gain an understanding of current adult vaccination rates, brush up on new and old vaccine recommendations for adults, and become familiar with adult vaccination resources.	Karen Miller, MSN, RN; Adult/Adolescent IM Coordinator, Public Health Nurse Consult, Disease Control and Public Health Response Division, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment; Glendale CO	1.5 CE hours	100%
4	A1	Medication Errors: Taking Care When Giving Care A medication error is defined as a preventable occurrence, yet these errors are responsible for thousands of cases of patient morbidity and mortality every year. Major contributors to errors with specific examples will be provided. Focus on strategies for identifying and mitigating medication errors.	Elizabeth A. VandeWaa, PhD Professor, Adult Health Nursing, College of Nursing, University of South Alabama; Mobile AL	1.5 CE hours	100%
5	KN	Building the Future of Nursing: Disrupting our Own Future Healthcare is being fundamentally disrupted. The future of our profession and the system will rely on our ability to lead innovation. learn about the principles of innovation leadership, its impact on systems, and how nurses can build the future of health. In times of crisis, we often revert to command and control or remove decision making from our teams, but evidence from high performing organizations shows that using the energy of crisis and conflict can catalyze true innovation. Nurses are primed to lead the paradigm shift of healthcare. This is our blockbuster moment and the leadership skills needed to build our desired future will be highlighted.	Dan Weberg, RN, PhD, MHI, BSN, FAAN; Assistant Professor of Practice, College of Nursing, The Ohio State University; Columbus OH and Principle and Owner, DrNurseDan Consulting; Alameda CA	1.0 CE hour	0%
6	C4	Pediatric Concussion Management: Headaches for Patients and Providers Sport-related concussions can occur in nearly every sport and across levels of competition for children and adolescents. Providers need the ability to competently manage prevention, diagnostic evaluation, initial management strategies, and return-to-play protocol. A holistic approach encompassing recognition of social, emotional, and psychological burden is essential. Learn why treatment plans should be individualized in consideration of the environment, genetic predisposition, temperament, external supports, and other influencing factors.	Jessica Peck, DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC, CNE, CNL, FAANP, FAAN; Clinical Professor, Louise Herrington School of Nursing, Baylor University; Dallas TX	1.5 CE hourS	0%
7	D5	Heart Failure: Real World Experiences Using the New Guidelines Heart Failure is a significant health issue affecting millions of Americans and is associated with high mortality and cost. The new 2022 ACC/AHA/HFSA Guideline for the Management of Heart Failure provides treatment approaches which can significantly improve outcomes, however, full implementation of these guidelines in real world patient scenarios can be challenging. Gain expertise in addressing these challenges in both primary care and cardiology specialty settings through a brief overview of the new guidelines and medication classes, utilizing a robust set of interactive actual patient cases and solutions.	Michael Horne, MBA, DNP, AGNP-BC; Assistant Professor of Clinical Teaching, College of Nursing, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus; Aurora CO and PRN Nurse Practitioner, Optum; Denver CO	1.5 CE hours	50%
8	E4	Gynecologic Cancers: Prevention and Early Detection Breast cancer is not the only women’s cancer, and Pap tests for cervical disease are not the only preventive measure for pelvic cancer. Although less well recognized, ovarian, endometrial, and vulvar cancer also cause significant mortality and morbidity in females. Fortunately, much is known about the pathophysiology of gynecologic cancers, making primary care clinicians well-positioned to reduce rates of these cancers and even save women’s lives. Focus on strategies for risk reduction, recognition and management of high-risk women, and current guidelines for early detection of gynecologic cancers.	Jan Shepherd, MD, FACOG; Medical Director, Women's Wellness Connection, Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment; Denver CO and Clinical Associate Professor, Obstetrics & Gynecology, School of Medicine, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus; Aurora CO	1.5 CE hours	50%
9	F7	Legal Issues Facing Nurse Practitioners Hear about current legal issues faced by nurse practitioners related to prescribing, patient records, practicing in multiple states, and others. Using scenarios developed from actual cases, explore what kinds of legal concerns can arise within and outside of NP practice, and strategies for dealing with them. The speaker cannot provide legal advice to individual participants.	Diana R. Maurer Schatz, JD; Attorney, Sheila H. Meer, P.C.; Denver CO	1.5 CE hours	0%
10	CIC	Medical Debt, Patients and the NP Medical debt afflicts one in three adults in the United States, is the leading cause of personal bankruptcy, and weakens the healthcare sector. Almost one in five adults (18%) carries medical debt that had been turned over to a collection agency. Many of these patients are insured, but are straddled with bills for high deductibles, co-pays, and rejected claims. Medical debt from previous health care encounters has a profound effect on patient engagement and health. Join us for an exploration of the problem, the role of nurse practitioners and the institutions where we work, possible strategies to ease the burden of medical debt, and ethical considerations.	Nancy Rudner, DrPH, MPH, MSN, APRN; Nurse Practitioner and Wellness Coach, Eileen OGrady Wellness Coaching, LLC; McLean VA and Founder, The School of Wellness; McLean VA Stephanie Arenales, BA; Consumer Assistance Program Director, Colorado Consumer Health Initiative; Denver CO Andrea Rosenberry, JD; Attorney, Colorado Legal Services; Grand Junction CO	1.5 CE hours	0%
11	G1	Restoring the Health of the Health Workforce The nation's health workforce is in distress, limiting the capacity and well-being of clinicians of every stripe. There is a national movement to restore and promote the health of clinicians as a necessary step to restore the health of our country. Hear about collective and individual strategies, including tools for personal resiliency and well-being. The National Academy of Medicine's National Plan for Health Workforce Well-Being will be highlighted, as it aims to drive collective action to create and lead humane health care delivery systems which embody a culture of health.	Eileen T. O'Grady, PhD, RN, ANP-BC; Nurse Practitioner and Wellness Coach, Eileen O'Grady Wellness Coaching, LLC; McLean VA and Founder, The School of Wellness; McLean VA	1.0 CE hour	0%
12	H1	Moving the NP Profession Forward: Standards, LACE, FPA, APRN Compact, and More Gain a better understanding how far your profession has come and how much further it needs to go. What results on educational accreditation have come from the American Association of Colleges of Nursing and National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties’ Standards? What are the pros/cons of transitioning to the LACE Consensus Model and its effect on care delivery? What is the definition and impact of Full Practice Authority and the current status of states? What has been the outcome of the APRN compact licensure, particularly as it relates to telehealth? As the Nurse Practitioner profession approaches its 60th year, the answers to these and other questions become more important than ever.	April N. Kapu, DNP, APRN, ACNP-BC, FAANP, FCCM, FAAN; Associate Dean for Clinical and Community Partnerships, Professor of Nursing, School of Nursing, Vanderbilt University; Nashville TN Jennifer Rodgers, DNP, APRN, ACNP-BC, FAANP; Vice President Advanced Practice, Associate Chief Nursing Officer, UCHealth; Aurora CO and Assistant Clinical Professor, Pulmonary/Critical Care Medicine, School of Medicine, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus; Aurora CO	1.5 CE hours	0%
13	J4	Confessions of a Food Allergist: Lessons Learned over Forty Years Review the advances in the field of food allergy over the past 40 years which have led to significant changes in management and advice provided to food allergic patients. Aspects that are well addressed in most practices will be discussed, in addition to areas needing further attention.	Dan Atkins, MD; Past Section Chief, Allergy and Immunology, Children's Hospital Colorado; Aurora CO	0.75 CE hour	0%
14	M2	Less is More: Meeting your Patient's Goals of Care Learn about the concept of “Less is More” and strategies for having conversations with patients and their families about their wishes for their goals of care. Strategies for the provider to use to start this conversation will be offered, along with a review of the purpose of Advanced Directives as POLST forms. This will be an interactive and low-stress session on a difficult topic.	Michelle Wade, MSN/Ed, APRN, NP-C, ACNPC-AG, FAANP; Hospitalist, Gifford Medical Center; Randolph VT and Adjunct Faculty, Vermont Technical College; Randolph Center VT	1.5 CE hours	25%
15	N1	Benign Lesions and Rashes: What to Do and When to Worry Across the lifespan, there are lesions and/or rashes that are considered normal or benign. The pathophysiology, epidemiology, prognosis, appropriate workup, and differential diagnoses of benign lesions and rashes will be described, along with treatment options if desired. Learn the red flags to indicate a more serious lesion or rash.	Susan Voss, DNP, FNP-BC, DCNP, FAANP; Dermatology Nurse Practitioner, Riverside Dermatology; Hannibal MO and Dermatology certified nurse practitioner, Riverside Dermatology; Hannibal MO	1.0 CE hour	50%
16	N6	Fluid Management: What's New in Acute and Critical Care Intravenous fluid administration is a common intervention which has come under closer scrutiny in recent years. The choice of fluid type can influence multiple physiologic processes that could lead to adverse effects when caring for critically ill patients. Learn strategies on how to select the best intravenous fluids and understand the proper dosing. Evaluation of the fluid status of the patient will be discussed, as critically ill patients have dynamic fluid requirements.	Nancy Munro, RN, MN, CCRN, ACNP-BC, FAANP; Acute Care Nurse Practitioner, Contractor; Sterling VA	1.0 CE hour	50%
17	O4	STI Update 2023 The cost of under- and untreated Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) is $16 billion annually and they contribute to overall morbidity and mortality of patients. Hear about the current epidemiology, treatment, prevention, and patient education for STIs. The required components of a complete sexual history will be discussed, along with the different diagnostic tests available.	Alison Marshall, RN, MSN, FNP-C; Clinical Instructor, Connell College of Nursing Boston College, The Sylvie Ratelle STD/HIV Prevention Center of New England; Jamaica Plains MA and Family Nurse Practitioner, Internal Medicine and Pediatrics, South Boston Community Health Center; South Boston MA	1.5 CE hours	50%
18	P5	Most Common "Trap and Errors" in the Diagnosis and Management of Constipation and other Colorectal Conditions Constipation is a very common gastrointestinal problem in children. The current and standard treatment is inadequate for many patients. Focus on a different proposed approach in the evaluation and treatment of constipated children to obtain a successful outcome and avoid complications.	Luis De la Torre, MD; Physician, International Center for Colorectal and Urogenital Care, Children's Hospital Colorado; Aurora CO and Associate Professor, Division of Pediatric Surgery, Department of Surgery, SOM, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus; Aurora CO	1.5 CE hours	0%
19	R4	Oncologic Emergencies You Need to Know Oncologic emergencies can be complications from the malignancy or its treatment. Common oncologic emergencies are febrile neutropenia, tumor lysis syndrome, hypercalcemia, superior vena cava syndrome, cardiac tamponade, spinal cord compression, SIADH, and malignant bowel obstruction. Gain a better understanding of how to recognize and treat oncologic emergencies.	Laura Zitella, MS, RN, ACNP-BC, AOCN; Nurse Practitioner and Associate Clinical Professor, Hematology/Oncology, University of California San Francisco; San Francisco CA	1.5 CE hours	50%
20	S2	Breast Cancer: Heart Effects and Bone Health Advances in breast cancer management have led to increase in overall survival with an estimated five-year rate of 91%. However, these advances can come at a cost. A number of these therapies can have an impact to cardiac health, while some are short-lived effects, there are some that cause lifelong ill-effects. The therapies also may accelerate bone mineral density loss, increasing the risk for fractures. Gain a better understanding of how to assist patients with additional treatments for these conditions.	Pamela McCarthy, DNP, APRN, OncNP, AOCN, CBCN; Advanced Practice Provider, Breast Medical Oncology, MD Anderson Cancer Center, University of Texas; Houston TX	1.0 CE hour	75%

ON-DEMAND ENCORE VIRTUAL SESSIONS

The On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions offer greater flexibility for individual circumstances. The On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions consist of recorded accredited sessions from the live meeting. Take in the sessions 24/7 virtually from your workplace, comfort of your home or any other place of your choosing, starting July 15, 2021 and continuing through December 1, 2021. Registrants can participate in On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions on an a-la-carte basis, or bundle them as a package.

A-la-carte – Select one or more of the 22 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions, with .75, 1.0 or 1.5 CE hour(s) being offered per session. View the session(s) video and obtain a CE certificate after successfully completing and passing a 6-question test on the session content. The cost is $25 per session. If you are not successful in passing a test, you may review the session video again and retake the same test, at no additional cost. Registration for On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions a-la-carte will open July 15, 2021.

Package – The package will consist of 22 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions offering up to 29.25 CE hours cumulatively. View the session(s) video and obtain a CE certificate after successfully completing and passing a 6-question test on the session content. The package cost is $400. If you are not successful in passing a test, you may review the session video again and retake the same test, at no additional cost.The On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions Package is a pre-determined package. Substitution of sessions is not available. CLICK HERE to register for the On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions Package.

Notes:

You can register for the On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions (a-la-carte or package) without attending the live meeting in-person.
If you attend the live meeting in-person, and select the a-la-carte add-on option, the first 6 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions are complimentary, with additional sessions at $25 per session.
CE hours are not allowed to be awarded for duplicate session(s) previously attended at the live meeting in-person.
You do not need to complete everything in one sitting.You can return anytime through and including December 1, 2021 to view additional sessions and/or take tests.
80% correct is considered passing for the 6-question test.

Presentation #1 (Pre 2) – Dermatology Conundrums: Interesting Cases
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.75 Rx hour)
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Presentation #2 (Pre 3) – Hereditary Cancer Risk Assessment and Testing: Evolving Guidelines, Updates and Resources to Support Identification and Management of Patients at Risk
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #3 (Pre 5) – Primary to Acute Care Palliative Care Transitions
(1.0 CE hour, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #4 (Pre 7) – Partially Responsive Depressed Patient
(1.0 CE hour, including 0.75 Rx hour)
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Presentation #5 (Pre 9) – Body Clock, Diet, Hormones & Metabolism: What their Connection Means for Disease Prevention and Treatment
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.75 Rx hour)
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Presentation #6 (A2) – Ketamine: Uses and Abuses
(1.5 CE hours, including 1.5 Rx hours)
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Presentation #7 (KN) – How Nurse Practitioners Can Improve Health Equity
(1.0 CE hour, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #8 (B1) – Adverse Childhood Events: Genetic Impacts and Risks for Adult Disease
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #9 (C5) – Viral Rashes: New and Old
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.75 Rx hour)
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Presentation #10 (D3) – Syphilis: The Return of a Supervillain
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.75 Rx hour)
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Presentation #11 (E6) – New Ideas for Old Conversations: Discussing Advance Directives
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #12 (CIC) – Challenges in Care: What Have We Learned From COVID-19?
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #13 (F1) – Choosing Wisely National APRN Collaborative
(1.0 CE hour, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #14 (G1) – Advanced Practice Leadership Panel
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #15 (H3) – New ASCCP Guidelines and App
(0.75 CE hour, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #16 (J1) – Swimming Upstream on Omega-3 Recommendations for Cardiovascular Health: New Research Finds Existing Recommended Dosage May Not Be Enough
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Presentation #17 (L4) – Winning Strategies and Messaging for Improving Access to Care
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Presentation #18 (M5) – ARDS and Ventilator Induced Lung Injuries
(1.0 CE hour, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #19 (N1) – Diabetes Mellitus
(1.5 CE hours, including 1.125 Rx hours)
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Presentation #20 (O2) – Epilepsy, Seizures and Faints
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.375 Rx hour)
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Presentation #21 (P5) – Cytokine Release Syndrome: What Is It Really?
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.75 Rx hour)
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Presentation #22 (R4) – Concepts of Pediatric Urology
(1.0 CE hour, including 0.25 Rx hour)
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