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MIDTERMS HMIS MONITORING AND EVALUATION Flashcards

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● Monitoring and Evaluation are complementary.
They are two sides of the same coin.
● Analogous to Yin & Yang ☯

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HMIS MONITORING AND EVALUATION

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refers to the collection, analysis, and use of
information gathered from programs for the
purpose of

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MONITORING

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learning from the acquired
experiences

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LEARNING

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accounting the resources used both
internal and external

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MONITORING OF THE RESOURCES

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  • obtaining results and
    making decisions
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STEERING

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is the systematic assessment of completed
programs or policies

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EVALUATION

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help guide successful implementation of
integrated services and measure the effect on
both service delivery and use of services

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Purpose of HMIS M&E

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PURPOSE:
required to assess the _________ of integrated
service delivery

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effect

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Purpose M & E example:

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  1. THE PARIS DECLARATION ON AID
    EFFECTIVENESS
  2. INTERNATIONAL HEALTH PARTNERSHIP
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it is a practical, action-oriented roadmap to
improve the quality of aid and its impact on
development

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THE PARIS DECLARATION ON AID
EFFECTIVENESS

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measures and establishes a monitoring
system to assess progress and ensure that
donors and recipients hold each other
accountable for their commitments.

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THE PARIS DECLARATION ON AID
EFFECTIVENESS

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5 fundamental principles: OAHR(Ma)

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ownership
alignment
harmonization
results
mutual accountability

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developing countries set their
own strategies for poverty
reduction, improve their
institutions, and tackle
corruption.

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Ownership

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Developed countries cannot
help in the ways that they will
set their own objectives and
then implement them in the
developing countries.

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Alignment

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Developed countries should
coordinate their procedures and
share information with that of
developing countries.

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Harmonization

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Developing countries and
donors shift focus to
development results and results
get measured.

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Results

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Donors and partners are
accountable for development
results

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Mutual accountability

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is a group of partners committed to improving
the health of citizens in developing countries

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INTERNATIONAL HEALTH PARTNERSHIP

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INTERNATIONAL HEALTH PARTNERSHIP
Initiated by

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■ World Health Organization
■ World Bank

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INTERNATIONAL HEALTH PARTNERSHIP
With the help of:

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■ International Organizations
■ Bilateral Agencies
■ Country Governments

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INTERNATIONAL HEALTH PARTNERSHIP
This was started in 2007 but it was upgraded to
IHP+ in the year _______

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2016

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IHP+ transformed into ________________ for UHC 2030 (UHC2030) to
respond to the health-related Sustainable
Development Goals and expanded its scope to
include health systems strengthening to achieve
universal health coverage.

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International Health
Partnership

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aims to partner the countries with
intergovernmental agencies to achieve the goals,
especially health-related goals.

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UHC2030

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M&E Framework: According to IHP, provided by WHO and World
Bank, the M&E should have this framework.

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○ Indicator Domains
○ Data Collection
○ Analysis & Synthesis
○ Communication Use

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The use of antihelminthic
drugs in order for us to eradicate
helminthic infections in school childre

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Medical Services

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These are the factors that we need to
assess in order for us to really know if
our medical service is effective.

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Track Indicators

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It is basically a form of monitoring.

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Strengths & Weaknesses

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You cannot use the same previous
service because you need to amplify the
strengths and amend or take note of
those weaknesses for them not to be
applied in the subsequent programs.

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Troubleshoot

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This is applied after the implementation
of the program.

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Track Indicators (Evaluation)

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We now measure the outcomes and
impacts.

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Outcomes and Impact

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We should also note that measuring
outcomes and impacts does not mean
that it is due only to the medical service

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Other factors

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Also known as the Implementation of Framework

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PLAN

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PLAN Framework:

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○ be localized
○ address the needs for multiple users
and purposes
○ facilitate the identification of indicators
and data sources
○ be able to use the M&E in
disease-specific programs

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is a variable which measures the value of the
change in units that can be compared to past
and future units

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INDICATOR

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35
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A. CATEGORIES OF HMIS
KEY INDICATORS (USAID, 2013)

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● Reproductive Health
● Immunization
● Disease Prevention and Control
● Resource Utilization
● Data Quality

36
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Family planning acceptance
rate

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Reproductive
Health

37
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Antenatal Care coverage

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Reproductive
Health

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Proportion of deliveries
attended by skilled health
personnel

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Reproductive
Health

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Proportion of deliveries
attended by HEWs

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Reproductive
Health

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DPT-3 (Pentavalent-3)
coverage (>1 child)

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Immunization

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Measles Immunization
coverage (>1 child)

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Immunization

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Malaria case fatality rate
among patients under 5 years
of age

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Disease
Prevention and
Control

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New malaria cases per 1,000
population

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Disease
Prevention and
Control

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New pneumonia cases among
children under 5 per 1,000
population < 5 yrs

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Disease
Prevention and
Control

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TB case detection rate

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Disease
Prevention and
Control

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TB cure rate

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Disease
Prevention and
Control

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Clients receiving VCT services

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Disease
Prevention and
Control

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PLWHA current on ART

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Disease
Prevention and
Control

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Trace drug availability

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Resource
Utilization

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OPD attendance per capita

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Resource
Utilization

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In-patient admission rate

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Resource
Utilization

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Average length of stay

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Resource
Utilization

52
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Bed occupancy rate

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Resource
Utilization

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Reporting completeness rate

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Data Quality

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Reporting timeliness rate

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Data Quality

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These are indicators that focus on the
number of resources.

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Inputs

56
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This pertains to the delivery of the
resources

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Outputs

57
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This is the effect of the output.

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Outcomes

58
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The overall impact of the output.
Basically, the end results of the
outcomes.

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Impact

59
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In many countries, measles coverage is _______
than DTP3 coverage, even though measles is supposed to be given later. Analysis and interpretation of findings for measles coverage should be done within the context of individual
_______ circumstances.

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higher; country

60
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Some examples of Health Programs:

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● Maternal Survival Interventions
● Child Mortality and Child Survival Interventions
● Stop TB Program

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MATERNAL SURVIVAL INTERVENTIONS
● _____ Millenium Dev’t Goal
○ ↓ Maternal mortality ratio by __%
○ Universal access to __________ health

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5th; 75; reproductive

62
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1st antenatal care attendances
clinic visits after giving birth

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Pregnancy Care Interventions

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4th antenatal care attendances

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Pregnancy Care Interventions

64
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Cases of abnormal
pregnancises attended at
out-patient departments (OPD)
of health facilities

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Pregnancy Care Interventions

65
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Institutional cases of maternal
morbidity and mortality due to
antepartum hemorrhage (APH),
hypertension and edema
reported by in-patient
departments (IPD) of health
facilities

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Pregnancy Care Interventions

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Cases of abortion attended at
health facilities

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Pregnancy Care Interventions

67
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Cases of medical (safe)
abortion conducted at health
facilities

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Pregnancy Care Interventions

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Deliveries by skilled attendants
at health facilities

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Intrapartum care

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Deliveries by health extension
workers (HEW) at home of
health posts

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Intrapartum care

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Institutional cases of maternal
morbidity and mortality due to
obstructed labor

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Intrapartum care

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■ 1st postnatal care attendance
■ Institutional cases of maternal
morbidity and mortality due to
post partum hemorrhage (PPH)
and puerperal sepsis

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Postpartum care

72
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■ Family planning method
acceptors (new and repeat)
■ Family planning methods issued
by type of method

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Interpartum care

73
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This was launched by DOH. It serves as
a framework for policy making and
program planning and as a roadmap for
interventions aimed at safeguarding the
welfare of Filipino Children.

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Child 21 (Philippine National Strategic
Framework for Plan Development for Children
2000 to 2025)

74
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This focuses on the development of
Filipino children and the protection of
their rights.

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Children’s Health 2025

75
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○ This focuses on lowering the mortality
rate caused by common illnesses.
○ Refer to the indicators shown in the
table below

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Integrated Management of Childhood Illness
(IMCI)

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○ An intervention aimed to improve the
health and nutrition of Filipino children
by operating community-based health
and nutrition posts.

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Enhanced Child Growth

77
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STP vision

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TB-free world

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STP Goal:
dramatically reduce the __________of
tuberculosis (TB) by 2015

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global burden

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STP
Objective:
○ achieve universal access to ______
healthcare for all people with TB
○ Including those with co-infection with
__, which is a rising trend. That is why
when you are tested positive for TB, you
also get tested for ____.

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high-quality; HIV; HIV

80
Q

STP Strategy: TB case detection and successful
completion of the ________________

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treatment/cure

81
Q

number of new
smear-positive pulmonary TB cases
enrolled in the cohort

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TB patients on DOTS

82
Q

number of new
smear-positive pulmonary TB cases
detected, number of new
smear-negative pulmonary TB cases,
number of new extra-pulmonary TB
cases detected

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TB case detection

83
Q

(Proportion of
newly diagnosed TB cases tested for
HIV

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HIV-TB co-infection

84
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Treatment
completed PTB+, Cured PTB+,
Defaulted PTB+, Deaths PTB+

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TB treatment outcome

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