FEBRUARY /M ARCH 2015 Texas Psychiatrist Capitol Day 2015 “No man’s life, liberty or property are Attendance will afford you the opportunity to participate in several activities on February 19 to advocate for your safe while the legislature is in session.” patients and profession. CAPITOL DAY will begin with Judge Gideon J. Tucker activities at the Schmidt-Jones Family Life Center, First United Methodist Church, Great Hall on the 2nd floor (1300 The Texas Legislature is now in session. During the 140- Lavaca, one block west of the Capitol). The schedule day session, the 181 legislators will file over 6,000 bills. includes the following activities: Generally, about 300 filed bills could affect the practice of 10:00 am - 11:45 am:Advocacy Workshop - receive brief - psychiatry in Texas. ings on key legislative issues and tips on effective legislative Member organizations of the Federation, including the advocacy. Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians, the Texas Academy 11:45 am - 12:15 pm:Box Lunch – enjoy a brief lunch of Psychiatry and the Texas Society of Child and Adolescent with friends. Psychiatry, urge you to become involved in the political and 12:30 pm - 1:15 pm:Rally on the South steps of the legislative process to ensure that quality psychiatric care Capitol – participate in rally to draw public attention to For additional information about CAPITOL DAY, includ - and patient safety are preserved and protected. important legislation for persons with mental illnesses in ing registration information, please visit the Federation’s You can begin this involvement by attending and partic - Texas. website, www.txpsych.org. ipating in the activities of CAPITOL DAY on Thursday, 1:15 pm - 3:30 pm:Visits with members of the Come to CAPITOL DAY on February 19 prepared to learn February 19, 2015. CAPITOL DAY, sponsored by the Mental Legislature – visit members of the Legislature in teams of and to have a very fulfilling and fun experience.) I Illness Awareness Coalition (Depression and Bipolar advocates to encourage support of needed legislation. Support Alliance of Texas, Mental Health America of Texas, 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm:Reception – Wrap-up your visit to the “Just because you do not take an interest in politics doesn’t NAMI Texas and the Federation of Texas Psychiatry). Capitol with refreshments and sharing of your experience. mean that politics won’t take an interest in you.” Pericles

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# # They’re Back!!!! T E Y X R A T Eric Woomer, Public Policy Consultant, Federation of Texas Psychiatry S I A P S Y C H

he 84th session of the Texas Legislature change because both candidates in the District 117 - Rick Galindo (R-San Antonio) Twas kicked off at noon on Tuesday, Senate District 26 run-off are Democrats. District 129 - Dennis Paul (R-Houston) District January 13, 2015. As prescribed by the The 8 new members are: District 2 – Bob 132 - Mike Schofield (R-Katy) and District 144 - Constitution, the regular session of the legis - Hall (R-Center), District 4 – Brandon Gilbert Pena (R- Pasadena). lature will last for 140 days. The last day of Creighton (R- Conroe), District 7 – Paul The first order of business after the the session will be June 1, 2015. Bettencourt (R-Houston), District 8 – Van swearing in was election of the Speaker of 2014 was an historic election year in Texas Taylor (R-Plano), District 10 - Konni Burton the House. There was a contested race for because of the record number of open (R-Colleyville), District 16 - Don Huffines (R- House Speaker for the first time since 1975. statewide seats (with no incumbent). The Dallas), District 18 - Lois Kolkhorst (R- Rep. Joe Straus (R-San Antonio) was chal - Eric Woomer seven new Statewide officials are: Greg Brenham), and District 28 - Charles Perry lenged for Speaker by Rep. Scott Turner (R- Abbott replacing Governor Rick Perry; Dan (R-Lubbock). Frisco), a Tea Party favorite. By a record vote Patrick replacing Lt. Governor David Twenty-four new House members were of 127 to 19, Joe Straus coasted to re-election interest, broken policies, and potential viola - Dewhurst; Ken Paxton replacing Attorney sworn into the Texas House of as Speaker of the House. tions of the law that have occurred during General Greg Abbott; Glenn Hegar replacing Representatives. One member, Rodney Speaker Joe Straus announced the your leadership of the agency.” Comptroller Susan Combs; Sid Miller replac - Anderson (R-Grand Prairie) returned to the Legislative Budget Board’s release of the Senator Charles Schwertner (R- ing Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples; House after a two-year absence. Three addi - House’s two-year state budget plan. It would Georgetown) filed legislation to help expand George P. Bush replacing Land tional new members will be added to the spend $202.4 billion during the 2016-2017 the ranks of Texas’ mental health profession - Commissioner Jerry Patterson; and Ryan House after special election run-offs in budget cycle, up from an estimated $202.1 als and improve access to mental health Sitton replacing Railroad Commissioner House districts 13, 17, and 123 (the run-off billion in the current cycle, an increase of services. Schwertner’s SB 239 would offer Barry Smitherman dates have not yet been determined). In 0.2%. The plan would appropriate $98.8 bil - student loan repayment assistance for psy - Eight new Senate members were sworn in 2013, the Texas House had 95 Republicans lion in General Revenue, up from $95.2 bil - chiatrists, psychologists, licensed profes - to office, and after the special election run- and 55 Democrats. This session, there will be lion last session. sional counselors, psychiatric mental health off in Senate District 26 to replace Senator 98 Republicans and 51 Democrats (that totals The budget expands graduate medical advanced practice nurses, and clinical social Leticia Van de Putte (D-San Antonio) who is 149 - because district 123 involves a special education in order to begin addressing workers who agree to provide direct care to resigning to run for Mayor of San Antonio, election run-off with candidates from both shortages of medical professionals in Texas, underserved Texans. there will be 9 new members in the Texas major parties). Run-off candidates in House and maintains expansions in mental health The shortage of mental health profession - Senate. In 2013, the Senate had 19 Districts 13 and 17 are all Republican. services from the current budget and com - als represents one of the state’s most serious Republicans and 12 Democrats. This ses - The 24 new House members are: District 1 - mits additional dollars to mental health care healthcare challenges, as identified by both sion, there will be 20 Republicans and 11 Gary VanDeaver (R-New Boston) District 4 - for veterans. Governor-Elect Greg Abbott’s Healthy Texas Democrats. The partisan numbers will not Stuart Spitzer (R-Kauffman) District 10 - John The contracting scandal around the no-bid plan and the Interim Report of the Senate Wray (R-Waxahachie) District 15 - Mark contract with Austin technology company Committee on Health and Human Services. Keough (R-The Woodlands) District 16 - Will 21CT for Medicaid fraud detection continues “Helping those who struggle with mental I NSIDE Metcalf (R-Conroe) District 21 - Dade Phelan to wreak havoc around the Texas Health & illness is an issue very near and dear to my (R-Beaumont) District 23 - Wayne Faircloth (R- Human Services Commission. Multiple heart,” said Schwertner. “As someone whose Calendar ...... 8 Dickinson) District 50 - Celia Israel (D- Austin) Commission employees have lost their jobs mother spent over 25 years as a nurse in our Congratualations ...... 6 District 53 - Andrew S. Murr (R-Junction) over the scandal. Now, Sen. John Whitmire (D- state’s mental health system, I know first - District 55 - Molly White (R-Belton) District 58 - Houston) sent a letter to HHSC Commissioner hand what impact a dedicated mental health Foundation Thank You for Support . . . .7 DeWayne Burns (R-Cleburne) District 66 - Dr. Kyle Janek, calling for his resignation. professional can have on the life of someone Editors ...... 8 Matt Shaheen (R-Plano) District 76 - Cesar Senator Whitmire’s letter said, “I believe it is suffering from mental illness.” Blanco (D-El Paso) District 81 - Brooks abundantly clear that you have conflicted The Federation will be monitoring each TSCAP Annual Convention Landgraf (R-Odessa) District 83 - Dustin yourself out of being capable of running this of these issues with the concerns of psychia - and Scientific Program ...... 4-5 Burrows (R- Lubbock) District 90 - Ramon crucially important state agency. I have con - try in mind. Please let us know of any ques - TSPP Annual Convention Romero, Jr. (D-Fort Worth) District 94 - Tony ferred with many of my colleagues and others tions, comments or concerns you may have. and Scientific Program ...... 6 Tinderholt (R- Arlington) District 102 - Linda in state government and believe there is a We welcome your involvement in the legisla - Koop (R-Dallas) District 108 - Morgan Meyer growing consensus that you no longer have tive process, and look forward to a success - TSPP Spring CME Program ...... 2-3 (R-Dallas) District 115 - Matt Rinaldi (R-Irving) the credibility to fix the numerous conflicts of ful session in 2015. I AUSTIN

Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians & Texas Academy of Psychiatry Spring Committee Meetings, Continuing Medical Education Program April 24-26, 2015 • Westin Austin at the Domain Hotel • Austin, Texas

egister early and plan to attend the PROGRAM SCHEDULE R2015 Committee Meetings and Joint HOTEL RESERVATIONS Provider Spring CME Program of the Texas IMPORTANT!! Austin has several FRIDAY, APRIL 24 Society of Psychiatric Physicians and the events occurring this weekend 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm TSCAP Executive Committee Meeting ...... Bluebonnet Texas Academy of Psychiatry on April 24-26 (Austin Food & Wine Festival, Paleo 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm Federation Delegate Assembly Meeting ...... Bluebonnet at the Westin Austin at the Domain Hotel in F(X) Conference; Austin Auto Show) Austin, Texas, 11301 Domain Drive, Austin. so rooms will go quickly! TSPP has SATURDAY, APRIL 25 7:30 am - 9:00 pm Registration ...... Primrose Foyer negotiated a small block of rooms 7:00 am - 8:30 am Foundation Board of Directors Breakfast Mtg ...... Camellia A with a discounted room rate of 8:30 am - 9:50 am Council on Leadership Meetings ...... Primrose D $154.00 , a discount of over $200- (Ethics, Distinguished Fellowship, Finance, Strategic Planning) $400 off of the website reservation 9:00 am - 10:30 am Meeting Space Contingencies ...... Verbena A, Verbena B, Plumeria B rate! To take advantage of this rate, 9:30 am - 6:30 pm Exhibits ...... Primrose Foyer please call 1-800-228-3000 (PRIOR 9:50 am - 10:10 am Refreshment Break ...... Primrose Foyer TO APRIL 2) and ask for the group 10:10 am - 11:40 am Council on Service Meetings ...... Primrose D name ‘Texas Society of Psychiatric (Academic Psychiatry, Children & Adolescents Psychiatry, Forensic Psychiatry, Public Mental Health Services) Physicians’ for reservations at the 11:40 am - 12:00 pm Refreshment Break ...... Primrose Foyer Westin Austin at the Domain Hotel 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Council on Advocacy / Lunch Program ...... Primrose C MEETING LOCATION / INFORMATION in Austin. Discounted room rates (Government Affairs) Located in the heart of The Domain, within are available until APRIL 2 or upon 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Texas Academy of Psychiatry Board of Directors Meeting . . . .Verbena B one of Austin’s premier destinations, the sell-out, whichever occurs first . 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Resident/Fellow Section Program ...... Verbena A AAA 4- Diamond Award Winning Westin 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Council on Education Meetings ...... Primrose D Austin at the Domain Hotel is centrally (Continuing Medical Education, Professional Practice Management) located amongst 1.3 million square feet of 2:30 pm - 8:35 pm CME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM ...... Primrose ABC high-end shopping and local music, fine 3:45 pm - 4:15 pm Refreshment Break ...... Primrose Foyer dining, an upscale movie theater featuring 6:15 pm - 6:35 pm Refreshment Break ...... Primrose Foyer independent and major films, and jogging paths offering a taste of the calming green - SUNDAY, APRIL 26 ery found nearby. 7:30 am - 9:00 am 2015-16 Officer Orientation ...... Camellia A 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Executive Council Meeting, Continental Breakfast ...... Primrose D and Installation of Officers for 2015-16 MEETING HIGHLIGHTS • TSPP & TAP Spring CME Program (5 Hours of Category 1 CME Credit with 1 of the Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians and Texas Academy of Psychiatry Hours Designated for Medical Ethics • TSPP Committee Meetings – Open to all Spring Committee Meetings, Continuing Medical Education Program members, including Residents and April 24-26, 2015 • Westin Austin at the Domain Hotel • Austin, Texas Fellows in Training • Networking with Colleagues from REGISTRATION Around the State of Texas • Exhibits that Offer Business Practice NAME E-MAIL ADDRESS FOR MEETING CONFIRMATION Tools and Employment Opportunities • TSPP Government Affairs Committee & ADDRESS / CITY / STATE / ZIP: Luncheon Program PHONE/FAX • Complimentary Reception • TSPP Executive Council Meeting and REGISTRATION FEE SCHEDULE Installation of Officers for 2015-16 Before Apr. 2 After Apr. 2 Before Apr. 2 After Apr. 2 EXHIBITS COUNCIL ON ADVOCACY/PROGRAM LUNCH $20.00 $25.00 CME PROGRAM Complimentary refreshments and snacks MEETING SYLLABUS ORDER TSPP / ACADEMY / TSCAP Member $115.00 $145.00 will be provided in the Camellia and Meeting Syllabus in Color $30.00 $50.00 MS or Resident Fellow in Training / TSPP Meeting Syllabus in Black & White No Charge No Charge ACADEMY / TSCAP Member $15.00 $25.00** Primrose Foyer for registered attendees. ______Non-Member Physician $155.00 $185.00 Exhibits will be open throughout the day Note: Registration fee for the CME Program includes 3 presentations, reception and dinner. Non-Member Resident Fellow Physician $25.00 $35.00 Saturday to provide you with information Vegetarian Plate Requested. No additional fee if requested prior to Allied Health Professional $75.00 $115.00 designed to enhance your practice and March 13, otherwise there will be an additional fee of $15.00 Name for name badge: ______improve the delivery of medical care to Spouse / Guest (no CME credit) $55.00 $75.00 To register by telephone there will be a $7.50 convenience fee charged. your patients. In addition there will be ‘job To avoid this charge, you may fax (512-478-5223), scan and email Name for name badge: ______fair’ exhibitors who have employment ([email protected] or mail to: TSPP, 401 West 15th Street, Suite #675, Advocacy Organization (no CME credit) $55.00 $75.00 Austin, TX 78701 your registration form and payment. opportunities for Psychiatrists in the State ** NO CHARGE, if your Program Training Director registers for the CME Program. of Texas. Enter Program Director’s name here: If you require any special assistance to fully participate in ______this conference, please contact TSPP at (512) 478-0605. Total Registration Fees PARTICIPATING EXHIBITORS AND SPONSORS CONFIRMED TO DATE: METHOD OF PAYMENT: EXHIBITORS Check in the Amount of $______Make Checks Payable to Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians American Professional Agency, Inc. Please Charge $______To My: VISA MasterCard American Express Credit Card # ______Professional Risk Management Services, Inc. Expiration Date: ______3 Digit Code on Back of Card on Right of Signature Panel ______Texas Foundation for Psychiatric Education Name of Cardholder (as it appears on card) ______& Research Signature ______The Doctors Company Zip code where you RECEIVE your credit card statement: ______UTMB CMC CANCELLATION POLICY: In the event of cancellation, a full refund will be made if written notice is received in the TSPP office by April 2, 2015, less a 25% processing charge. NO REFUNDS will be given after April 2, 2015 GOLD SPONSOR RETURN TO: TEXAS SOCIETY OF PSYCHIATRIC PHYSICIANS, 401 WEST 15TH STREET, SUITE #675, AUSTIN, TX 78701; Signature Texas PHONE (512) 478-0605 FAX (512) 478-5223 EMAIL [email protected]

2 TEXAS PSYCHIATRIST FEBRUARY /M ARCH 2015 Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians & Texas Academy of Psychiatry Continuing Medical Education Program “Psychiatric Masquerades of Medical Illness”

Saturday, April 25, 2015 • Westin Austin at the Domain Hotel • Austin, Texas

2:30 pm - 3:30 pm ETHICS: Risk Management and Behavioral Health ...... Primrose ABC CME PROGRAM GOAL / Moira Wertheimer, RN, JD, CPHRM TARGET AUDIENCE Objectives: The learning objectives for this activity have been designed to address clinician competence. Upon conclusion of the activity participants should be able to: This live activity has been designed in a • Identify behavioral health patient population demographics. format consisting of presentations and • Explore common claims against psychiatrists and other behavioral health providers. direct discussion to provide its’ primary • Discuss current trends in litigation against psychiatrists. target audience of Psychiatrists, as well • Explore issues with documentation and its impact on lawsuits as other specialties of medicine, with the most up-to-date, evidence-based data • Identify risk reduction strategies. that can be translated into clinical prac - 3:45 pm - 4:15 pm Refreshment Break ...... Primrose Foyer tice. 4:15 pm - 5:15 pm Psychiatric Masquerades of Medical Illness: Anti-NMDA Encephalitis ...... Primrose ABC M. Justin Coffey, MD, FAPA The information and data presented will address the professional practice gaps of Objectives: The learning objectives for this activity have been designed to address clinician Competence. Upon conclusion of the activity participants should be able to: the learners and advance the physician’s • Recall the neuropsychiatric presentation and course of anti- NMDA encephalitis. competence and effective use of tar - geted skills so that they may develop • Identify the clinical management and outcomes of anti-NMDA encephalitis and develop strategies to apply the knowledge in practice. strategies to apply the knowledge, skills 5:15 pm - 6:15 pm Psychiatric Masquerades of Medical Illness: Anxiety in Cardiac Patients: The Vexing Overlap ...... Primrose ABC and judgement of the information pre - Cheryl Person, MD sented in the educational activity into their practice. Objectives: The learning objectives for this activity have been designed to address clinician Competence. Upon conclusion of the activity participants should be able to: • Recognize the epidemiology of anxiety in cardiac patients. NEEDS ASSESSMENT • Identify treatment and prognosis of anxiety disorders in patients with cardiac disease and develop practical solutions for TSPP has incorporated into this CME working with cardiac patients activity the relevant educational needs 6:15 PM - 6:35 PM Refreshment Break ...... Primrose Foyer concerning competence that underlie 6:35 PM - 7:35 PM Psychiatric Masquerades of Medical Illness: the professional practice gaps of our Neuropsychiatric Scurvy: A New Old Example of Malnutrition in Mental Illness ...... Primrose ABC participants. Thomas M. Brown, MD Objectives: The learning objectives for this activity have been designed to address clinician Competence. Upon conclusion of the activity participants should be able to: ACCREDITATION STATEMENT • Recognize the high prevalence of malnutrition and vitamin deficiencies in the population and identify strategies to apply the This activity has been planned and knowledge in practice. implemented in accordance with the • Recall the presentation of neuropsychiatric scurvy and identify the causes and treatment of neuropsychiatric scurvy to develop Essential Areas and Policies of the Texas new strategies to apply the knowledge and judgement in practice. Medical Association (TMA) through the 7:35 PM - 8:35 PM Psychiatric Masquerades of Medical Illness: joint providership of the Texas Society of Approach to the Management and Treatment of Delirium ...... Primrose ABC Psychiatric Physicians and the Texas Michael P. Rafferty, MD Academy of Psychiatry. The Texas Objectives: The learning objectives for this activity have been designed to address clinician Competence. Upon conclusion of the activity participants should be able to: Society of Psychiatric Physicians is accredited by TMA to provide continu - • Recognize signs and symptoms and diagnostic issues in delirium. ing medical education for physicians. • Recognize risks and precipitating factors. • Recall updated pathophysiology of delirium. The Texas Society of Psychiatric • Identify choices of assessment tools. Physicians designates this Live Activity for a maximum of five (5) AMA PRA • Create a differential diagnosis Category 1 Credits TM . Physicians should • Understand principles of management and choose appropriate psychopharmacotherapy. claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. ABOUT THE SPEAKERS The presentation “Risk Management and Behavioral Health” , has been desig - THOMAS M. BROWN, MD CHERYL PERSON, MD nated by Texas Society of Psychiatric Director Assistant Professor Physicians for one (1) credit of educa - Psychosomatics Service Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences tion in medical ethics and/or profes - Audie L. Murphy Memorial VAMC University of Texas School of Medicine, Houston sional responsibility. Director of Psychiatric Services Author, Psychiatric Side Effects of Prescription Lyndon B. Johnson General Hospital and Over-the-Counter Medications Director of Global Mental Health Assistant Professor Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Department of Psychiatry University of Texas School of Medicine University of Texas Health Science Center Houston, Texas San Antonio, Texas FACULTY AND STAFF MICHAEL P. RAFFERTY, MD DISCLOSURE POLICY Assistant Professor M. JUSTIN COFFEY, MD, FAPA The Texas Society of Psychiatric Department of Psychiatry Medical Director, Neurostimulation Program Physicians will disclose to participants University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center the existence of any relevant financial Medical Director, Clinical Informatics Lead Psychiatrist for Mental Health Consultation-Liaison Team relationships between faculty members, The Menninger Clinic Veterans Affairs North Texas Health Care System TSPP staff and members, who planned, Medical Director, Neuropsychiatry Clinic Dallas, Texas authored, contributed to, and/or Associate Professor of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences reviewed the content of this activity, and any commercial interest discussed in Baylor College of Medicine MOIRA WERTHEIMER, RN, JD, CPHRM this educational activity. Disclosure will Houston, Texas President Elect, occur prior to the presentations through Connecticut Society of Healthcare Risk Management oral communication to the audience by Assistant Vice President the moderator or chair, and written Healthcare Risk Management communication in the syllabus or hand - AWAC Services Company out material. Farmington, Connecticut

FEBRUARY /M ARCH 2015 TEXAS PSYCHIATRIST 3 TSCAP Annual Convention & Scientific Program “Maximizing Your Impact: Doing More With Less” July 17-19, 2015 • Omni Fort Worth Hotel • Fort Worth, TX

GENERAL INFORMATION

MEETING LOCATION / HOTEL RESERVATIONS TSCAP’s Annual Convention PROGRAM AT A GLANCE and Scientific Program will Friday, July 17 be held at the beautiful 1:00 pm - 5:30 pm Exhibit Set-Up ...... Fort Worth Ballroom 1-4 Omni Fort Worth Hotel, 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm TSCAP Executive Cmte Mtg ...... Stockyards 2 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Welcome Reception w/Exhibitors ...... Fort Worth Ballroom 1-4 1300 Houston Street, in downtown Fort Worth. A Saturday, July 18 special TSCAP discounted 7:30 am - 8:10 am Continental Breakfast w/Exhibitors ...... Fort Worth Ballroom 1-4 8:00 am - 3:45 pm CME Program ...... Fort Worth Ballroom 5-8 room rate of $170.00 is 10:30 am -10:50 am Refreshment Break ...... Fort Worth Ballroom 1-4 available to program 11:50 am-12:10 pm Refreshment Break ...... Fort Worth Ballroom 1-4 registrants until JUNE 15 or 12:10 pm- 1:10 pm Lunch / Resident Case Presentation ...... Fort Worth Ballroom 5-8 upon sellout, whichever 1:10 pm - 1:30 pm Refreshment Break ...... Fort Worth Ballroom 1-4 occurs first !! Make your hotel 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Exhibits Teardown / Depart ...... Fort Worth Ballroom 1-4 reservation today by calling Sunday, July 19 1-800-THE-OMNI (1-800-843- 7:45 am - 8:45 am TSCAP Annual Business Meeting / Breakfast ...... Stockyards 2 6664) or visit: 8:45 am - 12:30 pm CME Program ...... Fort Worth Ballroom 5-8 11:15 am - 11:30 am Refreshment Break ...... Fort Worth Ballroom Foyer http://www.omnihotels.com/FindAHotel/FortWorth/MeetingFacilities/ TexasSocietyofChildandAdolescentPsychiatry7.aspx EXHIBITS ANNUAL MEETING BREAKFAST And, be sure to enroll online at www.omniselectguest.com TSCAP’s Welcome Reception, Continental Breakfasts and The Annual TSCAP Business Meeting and Breakfast will be held to become a member of the Omni Select Guest program and receive complimentary benefits during your stay! Refreshment Breaks, will be held in Fort Worth Ballroom 1-4, Sunday, 7:45 am - 8:45 am in the Stockyards 2 Room, Omni Fort Omni Fort Worth Hotel. Please make plans to visit with the Worth Hotel. Open to all attendees. Register early and plan to OMNI FORT WORTH AMENITIES Exhibitors during the Friday Welcome Reception AND enter to attend! Located across the street from the beautiful Fort Worth Water win the drawings for door prizes to be awarded throughout the Gardens, the Omni Fort Worth Hotel offers the “Omni Sensational day on Saturday. Exhibit hours: Kids Program” with special amenities for children staying at the Welcome Reception - Friday - 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm hotel; in addition, the hotel features a state-of-the-art fitness Continental Breakfast - Saturday - 7:30 am - 8:10 am center and full-service health club; heated outdoor swimming Refreshment Break - Saturday - 10:30 am - 10:50 am pool and outdoor whirlpool; revitalizing spa featuring Refreshment Break - Saturday - 11:50 am - 12:10 pm steam/inhalation room; sauna and luxurious massage treatments, Refreshment Break - Saturday - 1:10 pm - 1:30 pm scenic hiking, walking, Exhibitors Tear Down and Depart - Saturday - 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm jogging and biking paths located nearby Texas Society of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry along the Trinity River. Or, take a ride on the Annual Convention & Scientific Program trolley and enjoy beautiful Sundance “Maximizing Your Impact: Doing More With Less” Square Plaza and live July 17-19, 2015 • Omni Fort Worth Hotel • Fort Worth, TX entertainment. Fort Worth, the 16th-largest city in the United States is one of REGISTRATIONREGISTRATION “America’s Most Livable Communities.” Today, Fort Worth, Texas is a thriving center of culture, cowboys and commerce. Visitors are NAMENAME DEGREEDEGREE often surprised by MAILINGMAILING ADDRESS ADDRESS CITY CITY STATE STATE ZIP ZIP everything Fort Worth has to offer: the TELEPHONETELEPHONE NUMBER NUMBER FAX FAX NUMBER NUMBER E-MAIL E-MAIL Historic Stockyards, Name(s)Name(s) of Guest(s) of Guest(s) Attending Attending______remarkable museums, a dazzling downtown SCIENTIFICSCIENTIFIC PROGRAM PROGRAM REGISTRATION REGISTRATION (Includes(Includes Scientific Scientific Program,Program, B/WB/W Syllabus,Syllabus, Saturday Saturday lunch, lunch, Saturday Saturday & &Sunday Sunday Refreshment Refreshment Breaks). Breaks). BeforeBefore June 15 After After June June 15 15 area, Texas Motor TSCAPTSCAP Member Member Physician Physician $195 $195 $215 $215 ______Speedway, spectacular Non-MemberNon-Member Physician Physician $250 $270 $270 ______annual events and a lot SpouseSpouse / Guest / Guest Claiming Claiming CME CME Credit Credit $195 $195 $215 $215 ______more. With activities AlliedAllied Health Health Professional Professional / Spouse / Spouse / Guest / Guest $180 $200 $200 ______TSCAPTSCAP Member Member Trainee Trainee $15 $15 $30 $30 ______and amenities for everyone, Fort Worth and the Omni Hotel is the Non-MemberNon-Member Trainee Trainee $25 $50 $50 ______perfect location for TSCAP’s 2015 Annual Meeting! MedicalMedical Student Student $0 $15 $15 ______MEETING REGISTRATION SOCIALSOCIAL EVENTS EVENTS I I The earlier you register, the greater the savings on meeting FridayFriday Welcome Welcome Reception Reception Name(s)Name(s) Attending Attending Reception: Reception:______registration AND hotel reservations! To take advantage of the I I Special Discounted Registration Fees , please remit your SundaySunday Membership Membership Business Business Breakfast Breakfast TSCAPTSCAP Member Member $15 $15 $20 $20 ______meeting registration PRIOR TO JUNE 15 . If paying by credit card Non-Members/Guests/Spouse/ChildNon-Members/Guests/Spouse/Child $20 $25 $25 ______you may fax your meeting registration form to Name(s)Name(s) Attending Attending Breakfast: Breakfast:______512-478-5223. A confirmation of your registration will be MEETINGMEETING SYLLABUS SYLLABUS ORDER ORDER sent IF you include your email address. I ColorI Color Printed Printed Copy Copy $75 $75 $100 $100 ______OPENING WELCOME RECEPTION WITH EXHIBITORS I BlackI Black & White & White Copy Copy FREE FREE FREE FREE Check in early and join your friends and colleagues at the I VegetarianI Vegetarian Plate Plate Requested. Requested. No No additional additional fee fee if ifrequested requested priorto priorto June June 15, 15, otherwise otherwise there will bebe an an additional additional fee fee of of $15.00. $15.00. complimentary Welcome Reception for all TSCAP attendees! The welcome reception will be held Friday evening, July 17. Visit If youIf yourequire require any any special special assistance assistance to tofully fully participate participate in in this this conference, conference, TOTALTOTAL REGISTRATION REGISTRATION throughout the evening with your friends, colleagues and pleaseplease contact contact TSCAP TSCAP via viae-mail e-mail [email protected] [email protected] or or 512/478-0605. 512/478-0605. exhibitors in a relaxing atmosphere and become eligible for PAYMENTPAYMENT INFORMATION special door prize drawings to be awarded on Saturday! Check Check in the in theAmount Amount of $______of $______MakeMake Checks Checks Payable Payable to to Texas Texas Society Society ofof Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Psychiatry MEETING SYLLABUS IN COLOR PleasePlease Charge Charge $______$______To To My: My: VISA VISA MasterCardMasterCard American Express CreditCredit Card Card #______#______Expiration Expiration Date: Date: ______All CME program registrants will receive at No Additional 3 Digit3 Digit Code Code on Backon Back of Card of Card on onRight Right of ofSignature Signature Panel Panel ______Charge a black and white printed copy of the speakers’ NameName of Cardholder of Cardholder (as (asit appears it appears on on card) card) ______presentation. Due to the higher cost of color copying, IF you SignatureSignature______wish to receive the syllabus in color you may purchase a color AddressAddress where where you you RECEIVE RECEIVEyouryour credit credit card card statement statement (include (include address, address, city, city, state,state, zip) copy of the speakers’ syllabus by checking the box on the ______CANCELLATIONSCANCELLATIONS – Deadline – Deadline for cancellationfor cancellation is June is June 15, 15, 2015. 2015. In In the the event event of of cancellation, cancellation, a a full full refund refund will be made if if written written notice notice is is received received in in the the TSCAP TSCAP office office by byJune June 15, 15,2015, 2015, less less a 25% a 25% handling handling charge. charge. Registration Form and including the additional charge. NO REFUNDSNO REFUNDS WILL WILL BE GIVEN BE GIVEN AFTER AFTER June June 15, 15, 2015. 2015. The color copy will be provided to you upon check-in the RETURNRETURN TO: TO: TEXAS TEXAS SOCIETY SOCIETY OFOF CHILD AND ADOLESCENTADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY, PSYCHIATRY, day of the program. 401401 WEST WEST 15TH 15TH STREET, STREET, SUITE SUITE #675, #675, AUSTIN, AUSTIN, TX 78701; PHONE (512) (512) 478-0605 478-0605 • FAX• FAX (512) (512) 478-5223 478-5223

4 TEXAS PSYCHIATRIST FEBRUARY /M ARCH 2015 “Maximizing Your Impact: Doing More With Less”

CME PROGRAM SCHEDULE ACCREDITATION STATEMENT This activity has been planned and implemented in Saturday, July 18 Sunday, July 19 accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the (5 Hours of Category 1 CME Credit) (3 Hours of Category 1 CME Credit) Texas Medical Association (TMA) through the Joint 8:00 - 8:30 am Welcome & Opening Remarks 8:45 - 9:15 am Welcome & Opening Remarks Providership of the Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians and the Texas Society of Child and 8:30 - 9:30 am KEYNOTE: Maximizing Treatment of 9:15 - 11:15 am ETHICS: Supervisory, Adolescent Psychiatry. Depressive Disorders in Youth Consultative and Karen Dineen Wagner, MD, PhD Collaborative Relationships: The Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians is accredited Liability Concerns with by the Texas Medical Association to provide continuing 9:30 - 10:30 am Behavioral Health Integration Split Treatment Octavio N. Martinez, Jr., MD, MPH, MBA, FAPA Moira Wertheimer, RN, JD, CPHRM medical education for physicians. 10:30 - 10:50 am Refreshment Break 11:15 - 11:30 am Refreshment Break The Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians designates 10:50 - 11:50 am The Philosophy of Integrative Child Psychiatry 11:30 - 12:30 pm ABPN – How to Fit MOC this Live Activity for a maximum of eight (8) AMA PRA Scott Shannon, MD, ABIHM into Practice Category I Credits TM Participants should claim only the Laurel Williams, DO, BS 11:50 - 12:10 pm Refreshment Break credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. 12:10 - 1:10 pm Resident Case Presentation Maria Lopez-Rosario, MD, Psychiatry Fellow The presentation entitled “ETHICS: Supervisory, Meredith Chapman, MD, Discussant Consultative and Collaborative Relationships: Liability 1:10 - 2:30 pm Refreshment Break Concerns with Split Treatment ” has been designated by the Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians for 1:30 - 3:30 pm Collaboration of Psychiatrists and Primary Care Practitioners two (2) hours of education in medical ethics and/or Steven R. Pliszka, MD professional responsibility. 3:30 - 3:45 pm Closing Remarks TARGET AUDIENCE / PROGRAM OBJECTIVES This live activity has been designed with didactic lectures supplemented with clinical vignettes, SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM SPEAKERS audiovisual presentation, direct discussion, panel discussion and a case study presentation in multiple MEREDITH CHAPMAN, MD SCOTT SHANNON, MD, ABIHM educational sessions. The program is designed to Medical Director Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, provide its’ primary target audience of Child and Consultation/Liaison Service Integrative Health Clinic Adolescent Psychiatrists, General Psychiatrists and Children’s Medical Center University of Colorado Children’s Hospital, Denver other specialties of medicine in the State of Texas, with Assistant Professor Founding Member, American Holistic Medical Association clinically-relevant information to advance the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center President, American Holistic Medical Association 2000-2001 physician’s competence and effective use of targeted Dallas, Texas President, American Board of Integrative Holistic skills so that they may develop strategies to apply the MARIA LOPEZ-ROSARIO, MD Medicine 2011-2013 knowledge, skills and judgment of the information Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellow Editor / Author, Handbook of Complementary and presented in the educational activity into their practice. University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Alternative Treatments in Mental Health, Dallas, Texas At the conclusion of this activity, participants should be Academic Press, 2002 able to: OCTAVIO N. MARTINEZ, JR., Author, Please Don’t Label My Child, Rodale Press, 2007 • Describe diagnostic strategies and current best MD, MPH, MBA, FAPA Author, Mental Health for the Whole Child: Moving Young practice recommendations for treatment of children Executive Director, Hogg Foundation for Mental Health Clients from Disease & Disorder to Balance & Wellness, and adolescents with depressive disorders Associate Vice President, Division of Diversity and W.W. Norton & Company, 2013 • Critique treatment benefits of integrated Medicaid Community Engagement at University of Texas at Austin Author, Parenting the Whole Child: A Holistic Child behavioral health services, including targeted case Clinical Professor, University of Texas at Austin School of Psychiatrist Offers Practical Wisdom on Behavior, Brain management, mental health rehabilitative services Social Work Health, Nutrition, Exercise, Family Life, Peer Relationships, and physical health services Adjunct Professor, Department of Psychiatry School Life, Trauma, Medication and More, • Evaluate potential benefits of integrating University of Texas Health Science Center at San W.W. Norton & Company, 2014 complementary and alternative treatments into Antonio School of Medicine Private Practice, Fort Collins, Colorado mental health practice • Assess the benefits and risks of collaboration with Member, Institute of Medicine’s Committee on the KAREN DINEEN WAGNER, MD PHD Governance and Financing of Graduate Medical Education primary care practitioners for mental health delivery Marie B. Gale Centennial Professor and Vice Chair • Recognize supervisory, consultative and Former Member, Institute of Medicine’s Roundtable on the Director of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry collaborative relationships and liability issues Promotion of Health Equity and the Elimination of Health Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences involved Disparities University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston • Establish strategies to efficiently complete the ABPN Former Member, IOM’s Committee on the requirements for Maintenance of Certification Mental Health Workforce for Geriatric Populations Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Columnist for Psychiatric Times Chair, Board of the National Hispanic Council on Aging NEEDS ASSESSMENT Galveston, Texas Chair, Board of the Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute TSCAP has incorporated into this CME activity the Committee Chair, Texas Health and Human Services MOIRA WERTHEIMER, RN, JD, CPHRM relevant educational needs concerning competence Commission - Behavioral Health Integration Advisory President Elect, Connecticut Society of Healthcare Risk that underlie the professional practice gaps of our Committee Management participants. Commissioner, Supreme Court of Texas Permanent Judicial Assistant Vice President FACULTY AND STAFF Commission for Children, Youth and Families Healthcare Risk Management DISCLOSURE POLICY Member, University of Texas, AWAC Services Company University Charter School Advisory Board Farmington, Connecticut The Texas Society of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Member, Board of Directors for Grantmakers in Health will disclose to participants the existence of any LAUREL WILLIAMS, DO, BS Member, Editorial Board for Home Health Care relevant financial relationships between faculty Associate Professor Services Quarterly Journal members, TSPP staff and members, who planned, Menninger Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences Austin, Texas authored, contributed to, and/or reviewed the content Director, Baylor Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Clinic of this activity, and any commercial interest discussed STEVEN R. PLISZKA, MD Associate Professor TCH – Clinical Care Center in this educational activity. Professor and Interim Vice Chair Director of Residency Training, Child & Adolescent Disclosure will occur prior to the presentations through Chief, Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Psychiatry Fellowship written communication in the syllabus or handout University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Baylor College of Medicine material and through oral communication to the San Antonio, Texas Houston, Texas audience by the moderator or chair.

FEBRUARY /M ARCH 2015 TEXAS PSYCHIATRIST 5 SAVE THE DATE AND REGISTER EARLY!! Program and Registration Forms will be mailed and available online in July.

It’s Island Time For TSPP 59th Annual Convention and Scientific Program NOVEMBER 19-22, 2015 • MOODY GARDENS HOTEL

n addition to an outstanding continuing medical education program, adventure & fun await at the ‘New’ Moody Gardens Hotel. The spectacular over-20 million dollar hotel renovation Iis now complete and there are now even more fun-filled activi - ties for everyone to enjoy on-site! TSPP has arranged an incredi - bly low discounted room rate of $142 and rooms will go very quickly so be sure to place your hotel reservations as soon as pos - sible by calling 888-388-8484! Following is a preview of the exciting events that are awaiting Annual Convention attendees: Opening at Moody Gardens for the first time in 2014, and just Congratulations! in time for TSPP’s 2015 Annual Convention is a new frosty addition to the magic of the 2015 holiday festivities.. ICE LAND..the only TSPP and APA recognize the following members who achieved 50 Year holiday ice exhibition featuring a vast and amazing display of Membership Status in 2015: magnificent ice creations carved from 900 tons of ice on the Gulf Doyle I. Carson, MD, Dallas Coast! And everyone will enjoy the 14th Annual Festival of Lights Cecil A. Childers, MD, Corpus Christi featuring over one million lights and the area’s only outdoor skat - Normabelle Conroy, MD, Kerrville ing rink and thrilling Arctic Ice Slide! All of this is in addition to Emilio J. Dominguez, MD, San Antonio the full service salon and spa, Texas size outdoor heated pool, David C. Kay, MD, Houston championship golf at Moody Gardens Golf Course, the Aquarium, Edward L. Reilly, MD, Houston Lewis H. Richmond, MD, San Antonio Rainforest and Discovery Museum Pyramids, the FIVE-TIER Sky Robert M. Rose, MD, Galveston Trail Ropes Course, Zip Line over Palm Beach and the Colonel Paddlewheel Boat! I TSPP and APA recognize the following members who achieved Life Status in 2015:

DISTINGUISHED LIFE FELLOWS Baer Max Ackerman, MD - Plano Philip M. Becker, MD - Dallas Gary L. Etter, MD - Fort Worth James S. Ezelle, MD - Bellaire Francisco Fernandez, MD - Harlingen Kathleen A. Gallentine, MD - Houston Fructuoso Irigoyen-Rascon, MD - McAllen Daryl K. Knox, MD - Houston Gary L. Malone, MD - Grapevine Daniel B. Pearson, III, MD - Dallas William H. Tullis, MD - Austin Mitchell A. Young, MD - Houston

LIFE FELLOWS David H. Beyer, Jr., MD - Waco Elma G. Granado, MD - Fort Worth Thomas Horvath, MD - Houston Guy K. Patterson, MD - Houston Jorge A. Raichman, MD - Houston Robert L. Woodham, MD - Houston

LIFE MEMBERS Jeffrey Glass, MD - Dallas Victor A. Gutierrez, MD - Plainview Satyajeet Lahiri, MD - Rusk Umamaheswara R. Maruvada, MD - Corpus Christi Bharat N. Patel, MD - Carrollton Carol A. Tamminga, MD - Dallas Stephen A. Tew, MD - Houston

6 TEXAS PSYCHIATRIST FEBRUARY /M ARCH 2015 Thank You for Your Support J. Clay Sawyer, MD, Chairman, Texas Foundation for Psychiatric Education and Research

Reilly, Dr. and Mrs. Edward he Texas Foundation for Psychiatric foundations who support the Foundation, Rhodes, MD, Linda J. TEducation and Research concluded the Foundation has established Donor Stubblefield, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Annual Campaign 2014 on December 31 Recognition Designations, as follows: Tripp, Dr. and Mrs. Larry with excellent results...thanks to the gener - Chairman’s Club: Honors and recog - Texas Society of Psychiatric Administrators ous financial support of Texas Psychiatry, nizes friend of the Foundation who con - TSPP Auxiliary advocates and friends. Annual Campaign tribute or pledge a cumulative sum of Whitley, MD, Agnes V. J. Clay Sawyer, MD Wick, Dr. and Mrs. Paul 2014 received $13,355 in charitable contri - $10,000 or more. Wyeth-Ayerst butions, increasing the Foundation’s total Founder’s Circle: Honors and recognizes Gary L. Etter, MD charitable contributions received since donors who contribute a cumulative sum of CLUB 2000 Arthur and Harriette Farley 1993 to $373,874. $2,500 or more during the first five Annual Abbott Laboratories Catherine Fontaine, MD TSPP members have accounted for about Campaigns. Ash, Margarita Edward S. Furber 55% of donations since the Foundation began Club 2000: To help launch the Bowden, MD, Dr. & Mrs. Charles Constance George, MD Bush, John R. Robert J. Harden, MD receiving contributions in 1993: Foundation into the 21st Century, the Cimmarron Foundation R. Andrew Harper, MD TSPP Members - 60.2% Foundation will recognize donors who con - Feaster, Miriam and Keith Edythe Harvey, MD Academy Members - 1.4% tribute at least $2,000 from 1999 through Hamilton, Tom and Carolyn Mark S. Jacobs, MD Individuals - 13.0% 2003. Jameson, MD, Grace K. Matt Jeffreys, MD Business - 11.9% Linnie Pierce Fund Alison R. Jones, MD Foundations - 10.7% Foundation Associates: Recognizes Munson, Dr. and Mrs. Alex Judith P. Kane, MD Organizations - 2.8% friends who donate $500 or more during an Reilly, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Daryl K. Knox, MD Annual Campaign. Rhodes, MD, Linda J. Martha Leatherman, MD The geographic distribution of contribu - Foundation Advocates: Recognizes con - Stubblefield, Mrs. Robert L. Robert L. Leon, MD tions to the Foundation has been diverse: tributors who donate $100 or more during Tripp, Dr. and Mrs. Larry Harry Lundell Houston - 21.4% an Annual Campaign. TSPP Auxiliary Maryrita Mallet, MD Southeast Texas - 3.0% The Foundation proudly acknowledges Wick, Dr. And Mrs. Paul Laura Marsh, MD East Texas - 4.5% the following donors for their support of The Foundation wishes to acknowledge the Olajide Masha, MD North Texas - 16.0% Conway McDanald, MD the Foundation through 2014 (Legend: following donors who earned membership Heart of Texas - 0.8% Terry C. McMahon, MD Austin - 20.7% Annual Campaigns supported): in the 2014 Foundation Associates ($500 or Arnold W. Mech, MD Bexar County - 14.5% more) and Foundation Advocates ($100- Adib R. Mikhail, MD West Texas - 4.7% CHAIRMAN’S CLUB $499): Camis Milam, MD South Texas - 0.3% Anonymous Alex and Patti Munson El Paso - 2.5% John R. Bush FOUNDATION ASSOCIATES – 2014 Edgar P. Nace, MD Tarrant - 5.0% Shirley F. Marks, MD Debra Atkisson, MD Diane P. Nguyen, DO Brazos Valley - 0.0% Dr. and Mrs. Alex K. Munson John R. Bush Richard L. Noel, MD Corpus Christi - 0.4% Larry E. Tripp, MD Bernard M. Gerber, MD Lynda M. Parker, MD Red River - 0.0% Linnie Pierce Trust Daniel A. Goggin, MD Daniel B. Pearson, III, MD Victoria - 0.2% Linda J. Rhodes, MD William Holmes, MD Joseph V. Penn, MD Lone Star - 1.2% Kathleen Salvatore, MD Dr. & Mrs. Edward Reilly Galveston-Brazoria - 1.0% FOUNDER’S CIRCLE J. Clay Sawyer, MD Linda J. Rhodes, MD Panhandle - 0.5% Abbott Laboratories Arturo F. Rios, MD Leslie H. Secrest, MD Out of State - 3.3% Bennett, MD, Robert D. Homero R. Sanchez, MD Bowden Massey Foundation Charles H. Sargent, MD FOUNDATION ADVOCATES - 2014 Grants Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. Linda A. Schmalstieg, MD A. David Axelrad, MD Through 2014, the Foundation has awarded Burguieres, Philip J. Brian Skop, MD Bush, John R. Charles H. Barker, MD 132 grants amounting to $265,921 Dr. and Mrs. Paul Wick Eli Lilly & Co. Emilie Becker, MD supporting the following purposes of the Glaxo Wellcome Cerenex Robert D. Bennett, MD Foundation: Public Education/Advocacy - Andrew Brylowski, MD Others Grossman, Burton E. Shetal Amin, MD Rebecca Castro, MD 41%; Professional Education - 56%; and Goodrich Memorial Trust Francisco Aviles-Roig, MD Regina Cavanaugh, MD Research - 3%. Jameson, MD, Grace K. Teresita G. Balderas, MD Beth A. Chambers, MD Janssen Pharmaceutica Alvin Beyer, MD V. Frank Cody, MD Donor Recognition Marks, MD, Shirley F. Jules H. Bohnn, MD John R. Debus, MD Munson, Dr. and Mrs. Alex K. C. Marshall Bradshaw, MD To help recognize the participation of indi - Dexion Foundation Peel, Deborah and Larry Virgil M. Cox, MD viduals, corporations, organizations and Michael J. Downing, MD Pfizer, Inc. Charles S. DeJohn, MD Robert G. Denney, MD TEXAS FOUNDATION FOR PSYCHIATRIC EDUCATION AND RESEARCH James F. Dotter, MD Alexander H. Fan, MD I am pleased to support the Foundation with a contribution of: Esteban A. Gonzalez, MD $50 $100 $250 $500 $1000 DONOR INFORMATION Jose A. Gutierrez, MD $______Patrick and Sarah Holden Name ______W. Mitchell Jones, MD I am pleased to commit a pledge of $ ______Marie T. Kelly, MD Address ______payable on (date)______R. Anthony Moore, MD William Patrick Moore, MD ______Check in the Amount of $______Ramesh R. Parikh, MD Make Checks Payable to “Texas Foundation for Psychiatric Education and Research” ______Elias K. Pasol, MD Rajeshkumar P. 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