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Who are our future students/faculty/staff/trainees?Need them in this process but they might not yet see their future as tied to that of UCSF
UCSF could partner with local K-12 to show them what it would be like to attend UCSF
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Momentum in response to:
UCSF could provide more free public outreach programs to low income communities in the Bay Area.
Medical students could get credit for offering care to those who otherwise could not afford it
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
We already have a huge shortage of primary care doctors--can biosensors and tech really fill that gap?
Yes, but requires even more data analysts
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Critical Imagination in response to:
What urgent challenges will UCSF face in 2025?
Focus only on education with no emphasis on community services, student housing, or anything else that would limit resources for #highered
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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An Open Access data policy, where anyone can browse data dictionaries from previously published studies and submit a research proposal.
It would set an amazing precedent for universities worldwide to go #openaccess !
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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How can we implement this and include other state schools, and national laboratories as these are high-end potential resources as well?
National take a kid to college day!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Complex patients=most costly patients. UCSF should be the institution leading scientific and care innovations for complexity #TeamAging
How could UCSF become a leader in complex medical care?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Antagonism in response to:
Who really benefits from UCSF2025? The man on the street or big corporations?
or those part of the UCSF ecosystem?
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Adaptation in response to:
Make San Francisco the healthiest city in the US. Demonstrate how a great health sciences campus achieves optimal health for all at home.
A partnership with local gov't and #healthtech startups to track citizens' health
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Foster Health Science Education. Partner with industry to create K-12 curriculum in SF, San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties. #CPC
Yes! UCSF could track health education and disease rates to see if #healthed prevents chronic and other diseases
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Yes. Radical change in allocating $$$. Get rid of high-level administrative bloat (AVC $$$ positions) and pay staff a living wage.
#transparency of income and costs followed by a #foresightengine #game to #reimagine financial model
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Create micro-housing units for students, like the airport. How many units will fit into the University Hall rebuild???
What if start-ups could provide these external services instead? Competition reduces costs!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Develop game platforms such as eyewire and foldit for citizen science human-based computations.
Yes! What areas would you like to see this in?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Limit the need for non-productive inter-campus travel.
Use #computervision and #hci tech to simulate other environments
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Yes, for sure. I want a LOT more #foresightengine games. Maybe weekly... we could create another AVC position to oversee this.
It's like government polls but actually hearing what ideas people have rather than getting a pure yes or no
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Funding is a challenge.. in order for technology and advancement going forward more funds towards technology and innovation
Yes, but there needs to be an emphasis on risky, potentially very rewarding work and how to commercialize it
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
give employees opportunities for meals delivered and house cleaning services! #worklifeintegration
Use #taskrabbit as UCSF employee perk
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
I send patients to Stanford where they can get care UCSF cannot provide. UCSF must catch up to the present before embarking on the future.
System in which patients can see which services are provided at what institutions. #transparency
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Good... I can go with that. Could we do this without paying beaucoup bucks to some company?
A couple ideas. It could be a startup company. It could be UCSF internal. A student club could manage it!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
As a patient (and retiree) the wait time for specialities is horrendous. Look @ the future for where care trends are going (e.g. PT).
#realtime wait times posted on your phone, computer, on screens in waiting room. Get a massage while you wait :)
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Breakdown the barriers between all UC Campuses
What sorts of barriers do you mean?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Invest in technologies to give more efficent interactions between paitients and Doctors. Renovate buildings and equipments. Campus too old.
Agreed. Need to identify time and cost sinks and invest in tech to eliminate them
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
I like that. Okay, you have placated me, and I have no more momentum. But... living wage for all staff!!
Hooray for living wages! And have everyone who isn't earning one play the #foresightengine game! Let's hear what this group thinks
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Greater integration& synergy w Berkeley; institutions should be combined in rankings; both at disadvantage currently; would enhance prestige
How important is prestige to a university / students / faculty?
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We could map the foundational science #curriculum across schools, align the content and develop world class online modules.
Definitely! It would create a population of incoming #highered students and researchers ready to share findings. #openaccess
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Focus on changed communities, not more money, more fame, more status.
What is the role of UCSF to work with the community?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Without a focus on community service, you cannot educate people in the art of caring for communities, which is waht medicine is.
Interesting. I have never thought of medicine as the art of caring for communities. How can UCSF handle this big task?
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Water safety/desalination. Food safety/production. "Re-forestation". Law enforcement. Pharmacology.
I would love to see #games like #SimCity for these topics and use the best game scenarios as inspiration for real world efforts!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Hmmm... many who don't earn living wage are busy working right now. I'm glad to have the luxury of "playing" and speaking up for all!
Wow. Good point. How can more voices be heard? Maybe an SMS-in system that is less rapidly paced...
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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UCSF Home Ethnographies -- Med students visit people in homes to discover everyday health challenges and post results on shared platform
People can opt-in to making their interviews #opensource and available on #youtube. Researchers across the globe can compare
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Young adults for sure. it could be integrated key life events. Such as young family care. Expand maternity care to also improve dad health
and a great way to get parents working with kids on healthy behaviors... and vice versa!!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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An idea/concept never seen before seems obvious once revealed. In your mind there may be connections waiting to happen for new innovations.
Agreed. Emphasis is on publishing, not on sharing or innovating per se. I would love to see the motivation shifted.
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Yes - this is one way to generate enthusiasm. In time a larger force and methods are necessary to encourage to the younger generation.
I want to see more hands-on activities for kids that are less about grades than building things and thinking in outside of the book ways
A game runner marked this card Super Interesting.
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Novel solutions are often created by those who do not know the "rules" of the real world.
Are we talking #hackers? Who do you have in mind?
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Momentum in response to:
Anything to help lowest-paid staff have a voice! Phone-based system worked well for farmworkers: http://www.thesafetyofyourfamily.com/
Brilliant! #Social sharing for various community topics, marketed at bus stops, in schools, and so on
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
No, not hackers. The avg. gamer might be a scientist or banker who don't know about water safety/food production but who plays a good game.
The platforms would be sure to reveal new scenarios simply due to the rapid evolution possible
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Offer all employees free courses within and outside of thier area of expertise
I've heard of this at other universities. What do you see the outcome as?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Antagonism in response to:
No lectures over 15 minutes. Beyond this, each class, students would work collaboratively to show their understanding of and build on topic
Wouldn't that require an incredible increase in the number of lectures/classes necessary?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Antagonism in response to:
Yes, the number of game hours per day is astounding and if all those hours were spent on solving real-world problems, imagine the results.
Yes, but how do we convince game developers to work in these areas? It's millions$ to produce a game people want to play.
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
This is where I think bringing in several forces from other state and federally funded programs is vital.
I'd like to see schools working with #startups that specialize in certain things. There is a #techshop coming to ASU for example
A game runner marked this card Super Interesting.
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
This is a problem and part of the reason open-sourcing and creative teenagers in their bedrooms need to be inspired.
Which will probably happen through #gaming! Efforts in #coding #games show a good precedent
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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time lenght required to get funding makes great ideas to get old by the time funding is secured
Crowdfunding! microryza and scistarter are at their foundational stages. Need more focus on scientific crowdfunding efforts #social
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Outcomes-based learning would prepare practitioners for performance-based practice. #education
Important. Metrics based on performance and repeat care, not on number of patients seen
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Instead of professional game developers, leverage teenagers and university students to develop such games for course credit/experience. #CPC
I like it. Makes students aware of the pressing needs as well as giving them skills. A new #social awareness through #gaming and #education
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Our research group has had tremendous success with recent grads who are sincerely interested in the projects. Innovative and affordable.
Sounds awesome. What sorts of projects are they working on?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Not in number of classes but is found to increase the value of classes (the amount absorbed and that can be remembered and applied)
Thanks. That makes sense, but how do we manage to get students enough information? Maybe supplement with digital learning?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Yes! Like this one... from UCSF BioE grad students. Microscopy for the people! http://designscience.ucsf.edu/lego/home.html
Complete lego lab. A challenge across the university!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Ask the community that we serve what it most needs from us.
Yes. #foresightengine games like this could be a start or SMS based feedback systems. Great #social learning idea
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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divide out responsibility for gathering info on topics across students; they investigate and share. Teaches collaboration.
#collaboration is definitely a useful skill. But when students run into troubles, which experts can they reach out to?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Raw data, clean datasets, figures, and a complete story are all posted independently, quickly, and openly as they are created.
Scientists collaborate worldwide and in real time
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
UCSF becomes the first free medical, nursing, pharmacy, and dental school. No tuition for any student.
How would UCSF vet new students?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Interactive pharmacy! Where you can face time with a pharmacist! This does not exist at this moment.
Great idea. There is tele-therapy already. Would be great to make appts online and virtually see pharmacists and doctors
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Interactive pharmacy! Where you can face time with a pharmacist! This does not exist at this moment.
Great idea. There is tele-therapy already. Would be great to make appts online and virtually see pharmacists and doctors
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Interactive pharmacy! Where you can face time with a pharmacist! This does not exist at this moment.
Great idea. There is tele-therapy already. Would be great to make appts online and virtually see pharmacists and doctors
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Could UCSF get into organizing/directing/advising crowdfunding? Provide standards, peer review, warn public about crackpots?
Definitely. There is precedent with other university, like U of Utah, which is partnering with Rockethub http://bit.ly/17qJPiA
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
But we have to hold the team (including the patient) not just the solo provider accountable, right? #finance
This could work with #biosensors on one hand, virtual coaches on another
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Invite local companies to become sponsors for outreach with programs like Sponsor of month, Diabetes awareness, Eye clinic, Dental Clinic...
The companies could sponsor community health education programs, a sticky way to get their names out
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Antagonism in response to:
A long distance yet interactive feature with physicians might be more plausible.
Long-distance with physicians is harder because physicians are licensed in states and can't practice across state lines
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Antagonism in response to:
What if there was not sugar on campus?
What about the bacteria that grow on sugar?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Develop chemistry labs to designing new drugs with research labs without having to team up with start up nor pharmaceutical companies
What's wrong with teaming up with startups and pharma co.s?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Global governing of health could be the basis to solve this problem.
Interesting! Would allow European docs to practice in US and vice versa. But where do we start the conversation?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Might dilute the patents... If you find a natural molecule, you cannot patent all variants that might pop during improvement phase
So, nothing inherently wrong with collaboration? They could work together at the product/commercialization stage only, not to do with IP
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Patients will not need to bring id to check in because UCSF will be using the most advanced method to identity the patient id.
The iPhone 5s was announced yesterday - it reads identity through your fingerprint, not passcode. Cool precedent for med
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Positive Imagination in response to:
How can UCSF lead the way in 2025?
Create an innovation architecture school that builds new buildings for university departments. #SOP and #nursing are asking!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Registration should be equipped with tablets.
To help triage patients before they ever see a human
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
How could such platforms act as a pre-screening for patients before they go to the clinic? Or to provide medical advice remotely?
Not the best platform for pre-screening, though it could detect irregular patterns in behavior, useful for Parkinsons, Alzheimers
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
I guess United Nations and WHO will be some good places to start.
Anyone know what relationships UCSF and other universities have with WHO and/or UN?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Open sim lab - all day, every day!
Open to the public? or just UCSF?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Studying the results of this could be used to improve and enhance K-12 education
Would be great to see how those results translate in #highered and beyond. Do #maker doctors think differently?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
No more getting scooped. Wikipedia like accreditation. You did the work, it's there - everyone knows.
Individual contributors rack up reputation with points, regardless of their status at university. (Not just PIs get credit)
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
True, similar to http://www.parkinsonsvoice.org/science.php. How would this impact medical education? Patient empowerment?
Patients could test themselves using simple games and apps, collect data over time, see pros when important
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Health system moving to ACO models where clinicians will need to be accountable for health of enrolled population, practice #community med
Will we need more doctors for that to work? Seems pretty intensive
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
absolutely, as long as we are doing in-house R&D
Sounds good! Maybe we can modularize different parts of bench-to-bedside, where even different countries can take part
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Each and every individual will receive recognition based on section contribtuions. This helps to prevent abuse to authorship hierarchies/
Also let's people from different disciplines shine. #citizenscience #citizenmedicine. I like this model
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
why not get rid of departments entirely? more research integration, more equal distribution of resources, less bureaucracy.
Would there be less bureaucracy with fewer departments, or more?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Clinical trials HAVE to take place in various countries to take in consideration the efficacy of the drug on various ethnic groups
Yes, very important. There should be international standards for collaborating and emphasis on recruiting using web 2.0 methods
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Takes a team, including clinicians, social workers, health coaches, etc. Many examples of comprehensive #primarycare team models that work
Ok. I'm with you. Would love to see a stronger team effort but I'm having trouble visualizing it happening
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Global but dynamic standardization of protocols used in the research lab would save a lot of time money and energy
Would require heavy global collaboration and investment up front but worth it for a sustainable collaborative infrastructure
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Good question. Let's not let OE run amok anymore than it already has.
What is OE?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Community service is essential to education. It creates well-rounded individuals who have a greater sense of purpose than just oneself.
How can we integrate community service into education in a more rigorous way?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Operational Excellence http://operationalexcellence.ucsf.edu/
Thanks! Are they running amok? Sounds like a good card to play
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Operational Excellence http://operationalexcellence.ucsf.edu/
Thanks! Are they running amok? Sounds like a good card to play
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Offer flexible work hours; work from home for nursing mothers and affordable child care
Different way of assessing work that's based on efficacy and not on specifically 9-5 hours
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Offer MBA programs for administrative at UCSF for employee retention and career developement
Great. It will empower people on the ground level to contribute back to UCSF in more meaningful ways!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Which was is up?
Whether Operational Excellence http://operationalexcellence.ucsf.edu/ is creating problems. Would like to hear more
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Adaptation in response to:
It would save a lot of time to learn new protocols and would give you name of UCSF people experienced with the technique that can help you
Hiring could happen from anywhere based on who has the desired skills
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
UCSF should have more interdiciplinary parties. This would allow people to meet. Cant just be all work
What level of interaction is there now?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
What about a #medtech degree and center? Building ideas like these: http://blog.ucsf2025.org/technology-as-the-new-middle-man-in-medicine/
Merging engineering and medicine with an emphasis on user experience, innovation and design
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Use technology to empower deeper and more engaged interaction between providers and patients not simply to reduce cost/headcount.
FaceTime between providers and patients discussed in #medtech post http://blog.ucsf2025.org/technology-as-the-new-middle-man-in-medicine/
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Many of us are working 50+ hours a week. Will this be worse in 2025? Will we finally realize life-work balance is crucial for health?
How many of these hours are spent on simple tasks that could be replaced by technology or even outsourcing?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
UCSF Fitness centers thoughout the Bay Area that focus on prevention and wellness.
A great way to promote UCSF-community interaction. Could offer #healthed classes and nutritional counseling on site
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
What can the scientific research community learn from the tech & maker communities open code, open hardware models? #socialstruct
To work more collaboratively and in small chunks, not necessarily all day, every day like pros
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Antagonism in response to:
Make community service mandatory.
Making community service mandatory could create backlash. It could be integrated into core education in a more tantalizing way
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Researchers shouldn't be limited by their technical limits. Expertised technicians and engineers should be hired to help with these aspects
What do you mean they shouldn't be limited by technical limits? What criteria would you use?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Better yet, meals are recommended based on your current nutritional needs! Healing? More vit c for you. Tired? B complex rich dish.
Get a punchcard to earn free personalized meals the more nutritional testing you do
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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That would be a great idea. RE Developers could work with UCSF on new medical office/housing mixed-use complex. #Esther
True integration of speciality into community! We are moving back to the "it takes a village" model
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
UCSF Tesla Model -- car specially outfitted to track your vital signs, customized for diabetics, e.g., glucose monitoring
Ford and Toyota have test models for this already, with eye tracking, mood perception, and detecting heart disturbances. No glucose yet!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Safeway has massive data on eating behavior in California. Partner with them to find new associations between diet and health.
Great idea. Target is able to determine that someone is pregnant by shopping habits. What else could we learn?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Yes, and only if I need to talk - 95% of the time, just give me my pills! I don't need to talk to anyone.
True. A pharmacy can just be a dispensary. But pharmacies are accountable for where pills go. There should be some touch point
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
That's been the focus of SF HIP. Check it out! And help it to grow!
Sorry, what is HIP? Can you share a link? Thanks!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Antagonism in response to:
Patients could get better, more personalized care by pairing a student with a patient (or patients) all throughout their schooling.
Instead of students, could patients get paired with robots?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Yes. I was thinking food, but other behaviors (known to Target, Walmart, others) could also be studied. #social
Nice. Could be really interesting in aging population. Are people buying unusual food, or not enough to survive?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
If you don't know a technique, you should be able to asked some real expert to help you or do it for you. Develop core facilities
This could go back to education. Identify key techniques and skills and create a class to teach each one. Anyone can master any skill
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
http://ctsi.ucsf.edu/news/about-ctsi/sf-hip-creates-model-community-health Started as CTSI pgm with commnty partners; now full partnership.
This is awesome. Thanks for sharing. I'm very interested in watching how this evolves. I want them to get a better website tho
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
SF HIP=San Francisco Health Improvement Partnership. http://ctsi.ucsf.edu/our-work/sfhip.
Thanks! Cool to see the work they've done. I'm hoping it's helping
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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give monetary bonus or to staff who go extra miles and made themselves flexible for their employers. Merit Increase should be given.
I like this. It's akin to gamifying jobs. Different points for different types of skills, including time flexibility
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Kiosk-based nutritional testing by reading your skin/biometrics with a camera, before you go into the cafeteria #medtech
or, while you wait in line at the cafeteria
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
You don't need everybody to master every techniques but to have people with a REAL and TOTAL expertise in a technique available on demand.
#openaccess infrastructure showing which people have which skills for on-demand hiring
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Momentum in response to:
Absolutely - complete community integration, interaction, and support are essential for this model to work. #Esther
And it's awesome for kids growing up in those areas to see how doctors work first-hand. Missing in today's world
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
I am not talking about basic skills like western blot or PCR but NGS or generation of a mouse model
Ok. What's on your mind?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
I agree. Could motivate kids from underrepresented populations in medicine to pursue scientist-researcher careers. #Esther
And since the physician residents would be from UCSF, they could create a path for interested kids to do internships
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
for elders- ask about #goalsofcare- focus in on what's most important to the patient- #cantfixitall #teamaging
Sounds like you're suggesting improved communication?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
in 2025, there will be no more lines to wait in! (efficiency in moving people around will exist broadly, not just at disney world) :)
No lines?! Mind: blown :)
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Yes, I could see fingerprint scanning to access health info in the cloud, or a ring that stores your health records #cpc
If everyone's records were stored in the cloud and associated with fingerprints, we wouldn't need rings, bracelets or anything, just fingers
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Sorry-OE is Operational Excellence, an initiative to centralize admin functions such as HR, IT, Finance and Research Admin
Gotcha! There was a great suggestion earlier to provide free MBA training to those types of careers. Seems like it would only help
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
UCSF builds a school at Mission Bay on the school site block. Makes it available to students from all over the Bay area.
Have areas of campus that relate to daycare for employees' children, pre-schools and K-12
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
UCSF builds a school at Mission Bay on the school site block. Makes it available to students from all over the Bay area.
Have areas of campus that relate to daycare for employees' children, pre-schools and K-12
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Rabbits with email? They would learn to read, then organize. Rabbit Union would lobby USDA for better working conditions.....
Ha! Taskrabbit.com is a site that syncs people with time and skills to typically local people with time sensitive needs
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Adaptation in response to:
What types of tools could we build at #techshop to improve health, science, and education?
What if #techshop had physicians in residence? They can rapid prototype things that might improve #care!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
UCSF international students and scholars can go into the K-12 schools to present information about healtcare in their cultures and countries
and help kids get internships abroad when the time comes
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
UCSF could partner with local K-12 to show them what it would be like to attend UCSF
@suvin Sure! What is your passion for K-12? What should we talk about?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
UCSF could partner with local K-12 to show them what it would be like to attend UCSF
K-12-ers experience virtual environments from point of view of doctors, researchers, business people etc who wear cameras and do interviews
A game runner marked this card Super Interesting.
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
From what this card started to what has transpired in time is amazing! Can we go back to the topic on UCSF with local K-12 and higher?
Yes! I added an adaptation. Let me know what you think!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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What if UCSF professionals could participate in a high-value taskrabbit-ish program. Hire an MD...
Love it! Would be more efficient for people with hiring needs and help skilled workers pick up more $$$ #funding
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
SF Techshop has a startup that makes 3D printers. They are engaged and hold workshops on Wednesdays. Let's print organs.
BioCurious and others have built #opensource bioprinters. Amazing! But see antagonism....
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Antagonism in response to:
SF Techshop has a startup that makes 3D printers. They are engaged and hold workshops on Wednesdays. Let's print organs.
Organ printing is happening (e.g. Organovo) but home-brew organ printing can't happen before real standards exist. Let's get those!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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UCSF becomes a center for training and research in data analysis.
Probably the most important skill set of the future. Let's get students excited about this now
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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But there's little interaction between the maker movement, silicon valley and UCSF. They had no idea we do this down the street.
Ah, then my simple adaptation is: let's get makers more involved in UCSF. Fab lab open to the public + students
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Host practical challenges for the local tech community. Give them the real data/problems they yearn for.
and create more environments for tech community and UCSF together so it doesn't always happen over challenges
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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could you please elaborate?
@suvin Instead of UCSF specializing in everything, they can bring in companies that excel in a given area, like techshop for fabrication
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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An important challenge is training clinicians to think about the health of populations and not immediate needs of individual patients.
Definitely. It would be great to incorporate population health into health #education for the community
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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@biobits At very least have centralized web portal of info so kids could explore intern possibilities abroad, with funding opps even better!
A platform for 1. companies looking for interns 2. kids who want experience 3. inspired by UCSF partnerships
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Educating the best and brightest may be a thing of the past. The more the Average person knows the better their health. #CPC
Yes! Yesterday people brought up great ideas about #community health science #education stemming from UCSF. http://blog.ucsf2025.org/
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Educating the best and brightest may be a thing of the past. The more the Average person knows the better their health. #CPC
With gamified tracking of health #education, it's easier to see progress & lets people shine in a given area
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
By creating a world wide interactive medical research system UCSF will help to open up mental health services to persons the world over.
More and more, tele-therapy is happening. See NYT Therapists Are ‘Seeing’ Patients Online: http://nyti.ms/mZFv5e
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Develop a daily motto for all UCSF employees: "PACE"-Positive Attitude Cumulative Excellence
Interesting. Have you seen this play out in other venues?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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San Francisco becomes the Wall Street of the health innovation economy, with UCSF a key convener
Wall Street during 1998 or 2001?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Boy Scout model: MOOCs for the public to further own education (merit badges) but only a few go indepth for degree (Eagle Scout). #education
Enough points earned from MOOCs earns you a spot in a more advanced, in-person course (free of charge). And more points!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Learners from all disciplines will be forced to walk in their patients' shoes to see the challenges imposed by the system.
Powerful! Turn it around and let patients and others (like young kids) see what it's like to be a doctor. Not as glamorous as some think
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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But if we're talking 2025, I'm thinking big, like FREE gym. Great companies are doing that today, so we're behind the times.
Some companies have free gyms to make sure their employees don't leave the office. Same for free lunches. (Read: there's no free lunch)
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Ha! Wall Street 2013. Perhaps Geneva would be a better model location...
Ah, yes :). Can you further explain your vision?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Break away from the other UCs so that we can spend the money where it was meant to be spent. (Or tuition could be reduced)
What are the top priority #funding areas?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Antagonism in response to:
Create a working environment with really earnest, caring, compassion humans, devoid of the ability to self-deprecate.
Humans devoid of the ability to self-deprecate sound kind of scary/non-human. Do they exist?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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I get the hidden incentive for companies to offer this. But it would be nice to have some semblance of perks for our employees.
Earn free gym membership by attending a certain number of health #education or straight up gym classes.
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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What if instead of trying to make hospitals safer, we move acute care out of the hospitals and do most acute care at home? #TeamAging
Use biosensors and smart homes to ship health data back and forth from doctors to patients, allowing the environment to change
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Oh, they are around. And with current trends in hiring, I think we could get to 100% compliance by 2025.
How would people get to that state in 2025?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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I have seen the NYT program & like it but still need to reach more people in more areas - many hospitals do not have PSYC as a service at al
What is holding back hospitals from having this service? #funding issues?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
I have seen the NYT program & like it but still need to reach more people in more areas - many hospitals do not have PSYC as a service at al
Give patients the ability to use services like TalkSession to find #care http://talksession.com/
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Good idea -- positive incentives to have gym membership. The $15/day charge sucks. I'd rather buy a burger and beer at SOMA StrEAT Food Park
Wow, that's specific :) It shouldn't have to be a trade-off but more people will use the gym if they "earn" it rather than it being all free
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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yes @biobits - communication is key; provide training for providers to increase comfort with difficult conversations #teamaging
Put more emphasis on patient-medical professional communication in health #education. Empathy from both sides can be increased
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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pioneer innovative #telemedicine collaborations with medical centers and hospitals in #developingcountries
Allow researchers at UCSF to virtually lead clinical trials in other countries, making them able to look at results from difft nationalities
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
What does the future of dentistry look like? I'm not seeing much discussion here? #education #cpc
Interesting. Not something I think about a lot except when my tooth aches. #Robot dentists replace humans in 2025
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Ban e-cigarettes
What about regular cigarettes?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Deep sequencing technologies, flow cytometry applications, mass spectroscopy, high resolution microscopy, in vivo microscopy tracking...
that sit on your desktop!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Yes. Cigarettes should NOT be legal
Focus on public health #education from a young age. Against a future of "Children's Use Of E-Cigarettes Increasing" http://n.pr/17A0EnR
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
New ways of seeing things, new tools to address issues and orgnazational loyalty as some options, others?
I can imagine free courses draining univ resources further. What about letting employees co-teach and be TAs as well?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Certainly - foster a culture so that ideas flow on their own over beers and for fun. But first they must know we exist.
Commission an anthropological evaluation of SF and map different communities, #tech, #UCSF and other. Make map available everywhere
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Positive Imagination in response to:
How can UCSF lead the way in 2025?
Short, high quality videos of UCSF researchers explaining their work in accessible language. Freely available worldwide
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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A social map? LIke facebook does? It's pretty clear what's going on - it just needs to be made institutional and not just social.
Social map yes but way more in depth. What do these communities have in common, what resources, if shared, may provide addl benefit etc
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Great idea! Maybe a pay it forward model, learn it then learn to teach it so you really can apply it.
Yes! The student becomes the master.... to another student. Sustainable #education
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Antagonism in response to:
Yes - ban e-cigs - will lead to increase in youth addiction to nicotine. UCSF can lead the way
Banning e-cigs could lead to increase in use of regular cigs and increase in lung cancer. Need more #education, not bans
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Antagonism in response to:
This ignores the importance of student resident and, faculty #wellness, and the risk of #burnout that is pervasive in our field,
If people looked beyond UCSF for solutions to housing and happiness, they would find what exists outside the bubble & be more resourceful
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
The videos should include a message on preventative medicine, exercise, good diet, how to stay healthy
The #prevention videos can feature recent research from UCSF nutritionists, exercise scientists, and docs
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Housing in SF is ruinously expensive & commuting sucks hours from your life. UCSF could help change this.
UCSF and SF gov't commission industry to build modular, skyscraper like university housing
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Antagonism in response to:
San Francisco as a "lab" of provider/hospital collaboration - one town that takes care of all citizens/population needs comprehensively.
Where does the city start and the university end? Aren't these things the responsibility of the government?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
1 day/wk hold a UCSF slot on a radio show where Doctors, Nurses, and Social Scientists answer questions from call-ins on any health issue
Great idea. A precedent for virtual check-ups/ins. Gives professionals a voice and improves #communication
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Allow medical records to be accessible to/for each patient by fingerprint readers installed on computers
Backed by a single health database that is accessible at any medical center
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Foster pockets of internal community - spaces for informal interaction, like adult playgrounds, interactive workshops, place to get free hug
Take a page from makerspaces and hackerspaces and have a low-cost to free place to #build and #collaborate
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Help faculty to learn the skills they need to get their research funded through alternative means e.g.from the masses (like indiegogo)
a UCSF-created crowdfunding site. Let constituents vote with their dollars on what they'd like to see go forward
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
A strong community is a healthy community. Foster health by fostering community ties. UCSF sometimes seen as far on hill, not giving back.
What role does SFHIP play in fostering a strong community in 2025? http://www.sfhip.org/
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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And make it available to staff/facilities/maintenance, not just faculty+students.
Yes, make it a real UCSF #community, and have open spaces to study, cook and eat together
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Instead of emphasizing women's health --include the other half of the population. Invest in a center for men's health!
Center for personalized medicine! We need to focus on individual differences, not necessarily gender
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Promote careers for people with a family by having more and affordable flexible daycare options at UCSF sites.
San Franciscans can work daycare and earn free classes
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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UCSF is so fractured.There would have to be some initial nudging to get people to attend.
Good point. Marketing and media would be useful tools to highlight the #globally important things both "sides" are working on
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Yes--but data shows MEN WONT come in...because of norms of masculinity=need a center for men's health
How interesting! How important is the labeling of "men's health" to get men to come in? Will they go with the name change?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Haven't seen them - what do you think?
Honestly, I don't know. I heard about it through this game. I'm curious what others think?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
Patient gets to choose kind of doctor's office they want to be seen in - empty room with yoga mats, cafe table with coffee, comfy couch.
How do you think #environment will change the patient-doctor interaction?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Team up with science fiction/other authors: they have time/incentives, are researching realistic future medical scenarios & solutions
Open network for collaboration with filmmakers, journalists, in addition to science fiction authors. Promotion of scientific literacy ftw!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Mobile clinics/labs that allow for data collection across the nation.
Instead of doing a residency, a young doc can drive the mobile clinic across the country and get data from a representative sample of ppl
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
For example, I was reluctant to participate in this site because I didn't quite understand the game metaphor. I still don't, to be honest.
Cool that you're playing anyway! How could UCSF improve messaging?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
keep skills lab open for students to practice
virtual surgery lab that can be used from any location. Experts can see and comment on your progress
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Most innovations have come from allowing people to pursue their interests in undirected, unscripted ways--opposite of the national trends
How does UCSF differ from the trends?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
Having a group that concentrates on UX and UI would be great! #TeamIT
Yes. Messaging is so important and UX/UI helps make sure ppl get the most out of it!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
In studies, research shows that men perceive that clinics are for women or do not meet their specific needs-so labeling as MEN'S MATTERS-YES
The man cave clinic
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Now that I started, I see the value in it. Messaging in terms of getting the word out about events?
Not quite getting the word out - that seems like marketing. But how could the game analogy, for example, be said more clearly?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Antagonism in response to:
When men do arrive to clinics, they ARE MUCH MORE SICK than women as they waited too long to come in...THUS the need for men's clinic
It sounds like the bigger problem is waiting too long to come in. How about more health counseling for men, a step between clinics?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
The mystery/vagueness it was shrouded in did get some people's attention. I don't have an alternative other than "be heard" "interact"
Good feedback. In other threads ppl are talking about the importance of UI/UX. Seems equally important to use clear language
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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YES precisely
Georgia Tech did it. Check out http://www.fastcompany.com/3016767/georgia-tech-launches-its-own-crowdfunding-site-for-science-research
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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actually great you said this..truth in jest-but--"man cave" would reinforce the norms that led them to NOT come in...
Ha! Good to know. Leads me to a suggestion for improved inter-gender literacy
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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lovely--and broader health messaging/media campaigns/more
Maybe takes place in health clubs, not hospitals
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Great TED talk on this technology... it can be done! #TeamAging
Share the link to the ted talk please!
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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I think it would certainly allow for the patient to be more comfortable and maybe for the relationship to have more human interaction.
Sounds good! We could use #biosensors to track pulse, blood pressure and other stress related metrics to test the concept
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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:) I really like the UX/UI of this site. It's hard to appeal to people with different sources of motivation. Maybe a multi-throng approach
Maybe start with a deeper knowledge of campus population and different messaging for different types of thinkers
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
That tech already exists in some form too.
It does. We can test it now. So... in 2025, people stress test continuously and shape their experiences for calm
A game runner marked this card Super Interesting.
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
This would be very frustrating don't you think?
Seems useful to both sides from my point of view. How do you find it frustrating?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Continuous biofeedback. Some people choose to demonstrate their emotion level on their sleeve, others have visible stress dial
communities evolve as people with similar bio reactions to activities hang out
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
High school counselors would use these videos to provide career guidance on "what I want to do when I grow up" would really look like.
and kids can chat with professionals who opt-in after saying what they want to do when they group up
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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This is essential to our work in #primarycare . If we want the greatest impact, we have to address illness outside the clinic/hospital
How can we track populations outside of the clinic?
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
UCSF is now partnered with Indiegogo for crowdfunding - www.indiegogo.com/partners/ucsf. A UCSF platform is coming in November. Stay tuned!
Wonderful! It's like it's already 2025 :)
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
careful with patient confidentiality. lets think of a different idea that conveys the excitement of what we do #education
Yes, let's do that with specific situations that also have patient buy-in
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Investigation in response to:
The appeal of research is intellectual stimulation and we don't want to loose that.
Intellectual stimulation doesn't have to be lost. But a way to find compensation enables it to continue. Also fun for researchers
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
not sure this would engage students and connect to the real mission. they would have to be highly produced to be effective. #education
Agreed on production quality. In 2025 it's going to b awesome
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Antagonism in response to:
Highly educated and well trained persons doing repetitive task without being completely involved in projects
Tasks are of all sorts and depths of involvement. People can find what they're interested in with an open platform
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Yes, particularly great for PIs with a lot of money
A lot of what I'm seeing in this game is the need for more #funding and a #livingwage. I like giving ambitious PIs the chance to crowdfund
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Momentum in response to:
We have a lot of space that is not used on the weekends or in the evenings. A regular hack space would be cool.
Great idea. There could be a dynamic map of available spaces
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Web is an optimistic term ; ) The IOM calls it silos - multiple sites, no communication across them = poor patient outcomes and high cost!
Instead of comprehensive care in one visit, use sensors and smart homes to get data during all phases of life. Easier to be comprehensive
played over 7 years ago by biobits
Adaptation in response to:
Agree- valuable info outside of clinic data. But if must go in, why is the system set so all visits are different sites & different days?
Definitely an infrastructure problem. What if doctor visits were sched'ed and routed like smart taxi systems? You opt for "drivers" closest
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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Partner w/UCDavis & Merced 2 underwrite a family farm or buy a farm. Teach students @ those campus' & affordable produce for staff #TeamCLS
Inspire vertical farming and an online marketplace to sell/trade what you grow
played over 7 years ago by biobits
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