First Aid Training Guide BC & Yukon July - December, 2013
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St. John Ambulance allocates 27% of all revenue from our first aid training and the sales from our first aid kits, supplies, and equipment to our community service programs. In 2012, our volunteers donated over 244,070 hours of their time, providing first aid assistance to over 6,105 people in need at public events and activities throughout BC and the Yukon. More than 460 Therapy Dogs (and their Handlers) brightened the days of the elderly and the chronically ill at health and seniors’ facilities. 671 children and teens participated in our leadership-building Youth programs. Your business provides the facilities, training, supplies, and vehicles that facilitate the delivery of these programs. From all of us, we thank you for your support.
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Schools Program
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Online Training
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H2S Alive
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Recommended Sector Specific Courses
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Requirements + Regulations 8-9 Community Service
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OUR COMMITMENT TO QUALITY + VALUE INSTRUCTOR QUALIFICATION & MONITORING St. John Ambulance instructors are one of our most valued resources. As experts in first aid, these highly trained adult educators are committed to providing a positive classroom experience. St. John Ambulance’s dedication to quality includes random program monitoring, instructor mentoring and regularly scheduled instructor workshops and updates. No matter where you take your SJA training in BC or Yukon, you will receive the same high quality of instruction. Payment You may pay by VISA, MasterCard or American Express online or over the phone; in person at any Branch, cash, debit and company cheques are also accepted. Course prices include the cost of all class materials (except Emergency Medical Responder Accelerated), training supplies and one exam fee. Prepayment is required to confirm your registration and seat(s) in class. Storm Cancellation Policy If your class is cancelled due to severe weather conditions, every effort will be made to contact you. We also ask that you use your own discretion; should the weather/road conditions in your area be dangerous and you choose not to attend, we will gladly reschedule you to another class at no charge, as your safety comes first. Privacy Policy Your right to privacy is important to us, therefore St. John Ambulance generally exceeds the regulations under the Personal Information Protection and Electronics Documents Act and the BC Personal Information Protection Act. We do not share your information with anyone outside St. John Ambulance unless required by law, but we do use this information to communicate directly with you. Class reschedule or Cancellation by St. John Ambulance St. John Ambulance reserves the right to cancel or reschedule any class or course. In the event that a class must be cancelled, you will be informed by telephone or email in advance. You may then either reschedule for another class or receive full reimbursement of course fees. class Reschedule or Cancellation by Student All payments are non-refundable except as follows: For courses under 20 hours, change or refund requests require 2 full business days notice before the course date and a $20.00 service fee will be charged; For courses more than 20 hours, 5 full business days notice is required and a $75.00 service fee will be charged. Refunds are not available once a change is made or if cancellation is not received within the time required. Instead, the service fee will be charged and a St. John Ambulance Gift Card will be issued in the form of a course credit. A private class failing to cancel more than 5 business days prior to the scheduled program will be subject to a group cancellation fee; no refund is available after this five-day period. Disclaimer While every attempt is made to ensure that the information we provide is reliable, errors or changes will occur. If you spot something you feel may be inaccurate, please contact our Marketing Communications Coordinator at 604.301.2716 so we can address it. All prices are correct at time of printing and are subject to change from time to time without prior notice. Questions? If you have any questions or concerns regarding our policies or procedures, please contact our Customer Serving Centre at 1.866.321.2651, M-F 8AM - 8PM, Saturday 9AM - 5PM, or contact your local branch during regular business hours.
Accessibility St. John Ambulance is working toward increasing the accessibility of our facilities and courses (improved building access, multilingual courses, focus on vulnerable populations). However, there is still much to be done. If you have any special access or learning needs, please contact your local branch to ensure we can accommodate you.
comfortable clothing Due to the physical requirements of many of our classes, we strongly recommend that you wear comfortable clothing that accommodates a wide range of motion such as bending, twisting, kneeling, and getting up from – and down to – our carpeted floors.
Infectious Illness If you are showing signs of infectious illness, such as coughing or fever, for the protection of your fellow students you may be asked to leave the class and invited to reschedule at a later date when you are in better health (there will be no reschedule fee applied).
Latex + other allergies St. John Ambulance is working hard to ensure a latex-free environment. However, we need your help! If you have any serious or life-threatening allergies, please inform the branch well in advance of your class.
Physical Capability Many courses require good mobility and physical health. If you have concerns about the level of activity required in a given course, contact your local branch in advance of your class.
Pre-Reading For All Courses It is strongly recommended that students complete their pre-reading before class. Exams include questions related to the pre-reading which may not be covered in class. Our courses are challenging – be prepared!
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Thank you for choosing St. John Ambulance as your training and product provider.
Our friendly & knowledgeable staff will be happy to assist you at one of our 25 locations.
Our goal is to meet the needs of our customers. We understand that as lifestyle, industry, and the marketplace change, your needs will also change. We are pleased to introduce a greatly improved online registration system to help you book classes easier. We also launched a new renewal reminder service so that you will never have to worry about your certification expiring. We are excited about our new courses such as the new Standard First Aid Recertification program which only takes half the time to complete as compared to previous versions. We’re proud to present new safety online courses such as H2S Awareness and Working Alone Safely in British Columbia. We are looking forward to our new online CPR Renewal course that will be coming out in late summer. As with all our courses, these new courses will have the same excellent quality and standards that we have perfected for 130 years since we first started in Canada. We improved our first aid and emergency preparedness kits. We increased the selection of AED to give you more choices to meet your needs and budget. To make purchasing equipment and supplies easier, you can visit our new online store at www. ShopSafetyProducts.ca. Whether you are at work, home or play, St. John Ambulance has you covered.
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Medical First Responders
MFR's are highly trained volunteers who provide first aid coverage at various community events and disaster response.
Therapy Dog Visitation Program
Therapy Dog Program - caring volunteers (two-legged as well as four-legged ones) who visit care facilities, hospitals, etc. to provide companionship for individuals who are alone in the world.
Youth Leadership Program
The Youth Leadership program contains some of our most dedicated volunteers who develop, encourage, and mentor youths 7 to 18 years to reach their potential as individuals, citizens, and future leaders in Canada and the global community. Contact: csd@bc.sja.ca
Instructor Development Program
Become a First Aid Instructor! The St. John Ambulance Instructor Development Program (IDP) qualifies participants to be St. John Ambulance instructors.
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OUR COMMITMENT TO QUALITY + VALUE
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Schools Programs schools@bc.sja.ca We Can Help Moi, j’aide (BC-WCH)
• Available In: • English & French • Suggested Time Commitment: 4-5 hours • Each Session Time: 15-30 minutes
We Can Help - Moi, j’aide is an innovative program in first aid for children in grade 3 or 4. The objective of the program is to introduce children to basic first aid by teaching them that they can help others and themselves by knowing where and how to get help. We Can Help encourages children to develop safety habits for life and helps to empower them in bad situations.
FREE
LifeSaver Students (BC-TLS-STUDENT)
• Course Time: 5 hours
LifeSaver is an introductory first aid course open to people in grade 6 and over. This course teaches five of the skills required most often to save a life such as shock, choking, CPR, wound care, burns, and poisoning. A St. John Ambulance instructor can come to the school to teach this course for $450 per 25 students or portion thereof.
FREE for Gr. 5/6/7 $4.00 for Gr. 8/9
Emergency First Aid Schools (BC-EFA-SCHOOL)
• Course Time: 8 hours
This Emergency First Aid course is excellent for preparing Students to take WorkSafeBC Level Occupational First Aid with St. John Ambulance. This course meets first aid requirements under Canada Labour Code for Basic First Aid and is taught by the teachers.
Instructor Workshop: Teachers (BC-T-EFA-INS)
• Course Time: 6.5 hours • Certification Valid For: 3 Years
This course teaches teachers how to use St. John Ambulance materials to instruct Emergency First Aid and Lifesaver courses to their students.
$6.00 per Student
$80.00
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Food Service Babysitting Construction Shipping/Driving Everywhere
BC-ECC
8 hrs.
BC-ESO
7 hrs.
BC-SSOC
14 hrs.
BC-HBS O-CSA O-TDG
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Emergency First Aid - Community Care Emergency First Aid - Industry (WorkSafeBC Level 1 equivalent) Standard First Aid - Industry (WorkSafeBC Level 1 equivalent) What Every Babysitter Should Know Confined Space Awareness (TDG) Transportation of Dangerous Goods WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System)
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*Up to 20% off Courses Include: Emergency or Standard First Aid WorkSafeBC Level 1, Emergency First Aid Community Care, Standard First Aid CPR Level C with AED, Standard First Aid Health Care Provider and any CPR Course. 5% Off Courses Include: WorkSafeBC Level 2, Level 3, Transport Canada Marine Advanced First Aid, or Emergency Medical Responder.
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Bear Aware: Travelling in Bear Country
Travelling in Bear Country provides a general knowledge about bears, their habits and behaviours. $20.00 It also discusses some ways to help prevent bear encounters, and ways to increase your chances of survival should a bear encounter or attack happen.
Bear Aware: Working in Bear Country
Working in Bear Country covers general bear facts as well as discussing safety procedures for $20.00 personnel working in the field, and the proper procedures for setting up and maintaining a safe camp.
Canada Labour Code: Part 2
Canada Labour Code: Part 2 is intended for employers and employees, members of health and safety $30.00 committees and representatives who are covered by Part 2 of the Canada Labour Code.
Confined Space Awareness
This online course identifies the characteristics of a confined space, describes the risks associated with $25.00 working in a confined space and the prescribed methods for controlling those risks, and explains the documentation requirements pertaining to confined space work. It meets the requirements for Awareness Level training.
Construction Safety This interactive, multimedia safety training program is a 15 module program designed to provide $65.00 Training System (CSTS) individuals with a solid base of knowledge about workplace safety. Contact your local branch for more information. Note: PST Equivalent Fire Safety
This course consists of four main sections including basic workplace fire safety awareness, fire safety and $20.00 prevention, fire extinguishers and the proper use of extinguishers.
H2S AWARENESS
Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) is a highly toxic and flammable gas. This course explains the properties of H2S, $20.00 identifies control measures, and provides a practical description of what to do in the event of exposure.
INFECTION CONTROL AND PREVENTION BASICS FOR HEALTH CARE WORKPLACES
The purpose of this course is to provide a foundation that you can build to improve your understanding $20.00 of routine practices, proper hand hygiene and the means of transmission of infectious agents. This course shows how infections spread and the routine practices you can use to prevent the transmission of microorganisms that cause infections in any healthcare setting.
Lockout-Tagout
This program explains the importance of Lockout-Tagout in safeguarding workers who operate machinery $20.00 or processes in industry. The basic tenets of safety are explained as are the specific stages and procedures of the Lockout-Tagout process.
Medical Terminology
The Medical Terminology course provides an introduction to the professional language used by those $280.00 who are directly and indirectly involved with the health care profession.
Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG)
The course consists of: Introduction to TDG, its regulations and proper training, proper $35.00 documentation, safety marks and means of containment, forbidden goods, exemptions and special provisions, immediate reporting and procedures to follow in the event of an emergency.
WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System)
This course meets the legislated worker training requirements for all Federal and Provincial $33.00 workplaces in all provinces and territories.
WHMIS Refresher
This course is intended for individuals who have previously taken WHMIS training. It is recommended $15.00 that individuals refresh WHMIS training on an annual basis.
Workplace Harassment Sensitivity Training
This course is designed for both management and non-management workers. Upon completion, $30.00 you will be equipped to recognize and properly address workplace harassment and to prevent such situations when possible.
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H2S Alive info@bc.sja.ca This one-day course is intended for all workers who may be exposed to environments where Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) is present. Each student will be required to operate a detector tube device, operate a self-contained breathing apparatus, and perform breathing on a mannequin. Students must demonstrate required skills and obtain 70% on a written examination. Certified by ENFORM. Where is H2S Found1: • Petroleum industry, especially at oil and natural gas wells; in refineries, where H2S is removed from natural gas and oil; and in pipelines used to carry unrefined petroleum • Pulp and paper industry, where H2S is a by-product of wood breaking down into pulp • Construction industry, where H2S could be released during excavation work in swamps or old landfills • Sewers, sewage treatment plants, manure tanks, and other places where organic material breaks down without oxygen • Iron smelters, coke ovens, and other places where H2S may be a by-product • In some mines and tunnels where mineral rock may contain H2S Topics Covered: • Physical Properties of H2S • Initial Response Strategy • Occupational Exposure Limits • Health Hazards of H2S gas • Respiratory Protective Equipment (SCBA and SABA) - required lifting of approx 15 kg • Detection of H2S (Manual and Electronic) • Rescue Techniques (4 methods) - some lifting required • Rescue Breathing (CPR with mannequin) • Case Studies and Review • Written Examination "Every year, workers are accidentally exposed to unsafe levels of hydrogen sulfide (H2S), also called sour gas, sewer gas, stink damp, and hydrosulphuric acid. H2S can be deadly; too much of the gas can kill a worker in a few seconds."1 Tip 1
Jump to Pg 25 of the course calendar for the schedule, price and more. Source: http://www.worksafebc.com/publications/health_and_safety/by_topic/assets/pdf/hydrogen_sulfide.pdf
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RECOMMENDED SECTOR SPECIFIC COURSES
THE ROAD TO YOUR NEXT CAREER BEGINS HERE
Confined Space Rescue Awareness Construction Safety Training System (CSTS)
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BC-CSR PST
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equivalent
Emergency Community Care
BC-ECC
EMergency medical responder accelerated
bc-emr120
Fall Protection
BC-FALL
Forklift Operators
BC-FORK
Ground Disturbance
BC-GTD
H2S Alive
BC-H2S
Marine Basic First Aid
BC-MBF
Marine Advanced First Aid
BC-MAF
STANDARD FIRST AID - INDUSTRY (ofa LEVEL 1)
BC-SSOC
STANDARD FIRST AID - CPR C WITH AED
BC-SFC-AED
Standard FIRST AID - CPR C WITH AED recert
bc-sfc-aed-r
sTANDARD FOR MINES (WorkSafeBC Level 1)
BC-SSOM
Traffic Control Personnel
BC-TCP
WorkSafebc Level 1
BC-ESO
Worksafebc level 2
BC-OF2
Worksafebc level 3
BC-OF3
Transportation Endorsement
BC-TE
Bear Aware
Online
Confined Space Awareness
Online
fire safety
Online
h2s awareness
Online
Transportation of Dangerous Goods
Online
WHMIS and WHMIS Refresher
Online
working alone safely in British Columbia*
Online
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Health Care & Emergency Response
✓ ✓
Oil & Gas
Hospitality
Forestry & Silviculture
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Transportation & Logistics
bc-csem
Retail & Warehouse
Confined space entry monitor
Mining & Exploration
BC-CSE
Marine, Fishers & Aquaculture
Confined Space Entry
Construction
Recommended Safety Training By Industry
Aviation
Looking for a job? St. John Ambulance’s first aid training programs are considered a valuable asset in gaining employment. St. John Ambulance offers first aid training options both in-class, and conveniently online.
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Add a St. John Ambulance first aid training course to your resumé and get a leg up on the competition. Register online anytime or call our Customer Serving Centre or visit us at one of our 25 branches where our friendly, knowledgeable staff will help you plan your roadmap back to work!
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FAMILY FIRST REQUIREMENTS + REGULATIONS federal training standards1
Surface Travel to Hospital
Hazard Classification Office Setting
Other Setting
Number of Workers per Shift
First aid certificate required for attendant
Supplies
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2-5
None
Federal Level A kit
< 2 hrs.
6+
Basic (Emergency) First Aid
Federal Level B kit
> 2 hrs.
6+
Standard First Aid
Federal Level C kit
< 20 mins.
6+
Basic (Emergency) First Aid
Federal Level B kit
> 20 mins.
6+
Standard First Aid
Federal Level C kit
Provincial (Worksafebc) training standards2
Surface Hazard Travel time level to a Hospital
number of Workers per Shift
Required Attendant Certification
required on-site first aid Supplies
Low
2 - 10
None
Basic kit
11 - 50
Level 1
Level 1 kit, (3) blankets
< 20 mins.
> 20 mins.
Medium
< 20 mins.
> 20 mins.
High
< 20 mins.
> 20 mins.
51 plus
Level 2
Level 2 kit, (3) blankets, BVM, oxygen unit
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None
Personal First Aid Kit
2-5
None
Basic kit
6 - 30
Level 1
Level 1 kit, (3) blankets
31 - 50
Level 1 with Transportation Endorsement
Level 1 kit, (3) blankets
51 plus
Level 3
Level 2 kit, (3) blankets, BVM, oxygen unit, manual suction unit
1
None
Personal First Aid Kit
2-5
None
Basic kit
6 - 25
Level 1
Level 1 kit, (3) blankets
26 plus
Level 2
Level 2 kit, (3) blankets, BVM, oxygen unit
1
None
Personal First Aid Kit
2-5
Level 1 with Transportation Endorsement
Level 1 kit, (3) blankets
6 - 15
Level 1 with Transportation Endorsement
Level 1 kit, (3) blankets
16 - 300
Level 3
Level 2 kit, (3) blankets, BVM, oxygen unit, manual suction unit
300 plus
(2) Level 3
Level 2 kit, (3) blankets, BVM, oxygen unit, manual suction unit
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None
Personal First Aid Kit
2 - 15
Level 1
Level 1 kit, (3) blankets
16 - 300
Level 2
Level 2 kit, (3) blankets, BVM, oxygen unit
301 plus
(2) Level 2
Level 2 kit, (3) blankets, BVM, oxygen unit
1
None
Personal First Aid Kit
2-5
Level 1 with Transportation Endorsement
Level 1 kit, (3) blankets
6 - 10
Level 1 with Transportation Endorsement
Level 1 kit, (3) blankets
11 - 200
Level 3
Level 2 kit, (3) blankets, BVM, oxygen unit, manual suction unit
201 plus
(2) Level 3
Level 2 kit, (3) blankets, BVM, oxygen unit, manual suction unit
transport canada training standards3
First aid certificate required for attendant
Hazard Classification
Marine Basic
(a) Any person who wants to obtain a boating certificate or endorsement or who wants to obtain a Master or Chief Mate Limited certificate. (b) The person designated to provide first aid on board a vessel engaged on a near coastal voyage, class 2 or sheltered waters voyage.
Marine Advanced
(a) Any person who wants to obtain a Masters or Officers certificate or endorsement. (b) The person designated to provide first aid on board a vessel engaged on a near coastal voyage, class 1 or unlimited voyage (includes Fishers).
Source: http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/SOR-86-304/ Source: http://www2.worksafebc.com/Publications/OHSRegulation/Part3.asp#Schedule3A 3 Source: http://www.tc.gc.ca/ 1 2
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ü Looking for a great team-building event? ü Have a group of seven or more co-workers or family members that want to take first aid together?
EMR120
MAF
Basic First Aid
OF3
Canada Labour Code
OF2
Basic Life Support
SSOC
ILCOR Guidelines for CPR
ESO
training level
ECC
SJA Courses meet or exceed requirements for:
SFC-AED
Our friendly staff will be happy to help you find the right program. Our team specializes in finding ways to fit your needs anytime, anywhere. Depending on the facility’s suitability, for an extra charge we will come to you or to a classroom near you. Contact your nearest branch directly for private group prices. CPC-AED
Private Classes
College of the Rockies.(Creston) 250.428.5332...(Fernie) 250.423.4691.. (Cranbrook) 250.489.8242 Staying Alive First aid Academy.........................(Sparwood) 250.425.6913 Ghost Riders Safety Services..............................(Fernie/Creston/Cranbrook) 250.423.6254 ec First Aid Training...............................................(Port Alberni/Tofino) 250.327.0872 Selkirk College........................................................(Kaslo) 250.353.2618 VITAL FIRST AID..........................................................(Powell River) 604.885.0804
CPB-AED
Partner Providers
St. John Ambulance Partner Providers are a great asset to the community. Partner Providers are trained and monitored by St. John Ambulance so they can offer CPR and first aid courses. For training information in your area, contact our partners listed below:
CPA-AED
Multilingual Training
St. John Ambulance is continuously striving to improve our CPR and First Aid training standards by implementing life-saving strategies that increase awareness and accessibility to safety training. A part of this is multilingual delivery of first aid training, St. John Ambulance offers a variety of courses that meet demands for Cantonese, Mandarin, French, and soon Punjabi communities throughout British Columbia and the Yukon.
Standard First Aid Advanced First Aid Ministry of Healthy Living and Sport
Community Care Licensing Branch
Transport Canada
Marine Basic First Aid* Marine Advanced First Aid*
WorkSafeBC
OFA Level 1 OFA Level 2 OFA Level 3
Alberta Occupational Health + Safety
Emergency First Aid Standard First Aid
Alberta Occupational Health + Safety
Advanced First Aid
Certification Valid for:
Annual Renewal**
Minimum Age Requirement
Three Years
14 years plus
16 years plus
* Contact your local branch or call our Customer Serving Centre at 1.866.321.2651 for details about obtaining a CDN Number (Candidate Document Number) from Transport Canada and additional requirements. **The Canadian Heart & Stroke Foundation recommends annual CPR/AED refresher training. WorkSafeBC supports these recommendations.
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OUR COMMITMENT TO QUALITY + VALUE
Community Service
244,070
Hours Volunteered in 2012
725 Medical First Responders volunteered 118,478 hours of their time attending 1,558 events and providing first aid services to 6,105 people in need. 671 Youth Volunteers invested 78,734 hours of their time attending 405 events and providing first aid services to 525 people in need. 464 Therapy Dog Program Volunteers gave 33,794 hours of their time visiting over 234 health and seniorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; facilities. 218 Senior Volunteers invested 13,064 hours of their time to the above programs and more.
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St. John Ambulance volunteers can assist when you need them for a sporting event, community gathering or therapy dog visitation. To request volunteer services please contact your local St. John Ambulance Branch.
contact your local branch for volunteer opportunities or email: csd@bc.sja.ca
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