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ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

AUSTRALIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,

TASMANIA. Ltd.

(ACN 11 009 484 931)

31 DECEMBER 2015

CONTENTS

President’s Report ......................................................... 3

StateOfficeReport ...................................................... 6

Treasurer’s Report ......................................................... 8

FinancialStatements...................................................... 9

HonouraryMedicalSecretaries .......................... 32

Fellows ............................................................................... 33

Past Presidents .............................................................. 34

HonouraryMembersRoll ...................................... 35

Annual Report 2015 3

AMA State President’s Report 2015

2015provedtobeaneventfulyearand2016promisestobenolessbusy.

Asmemberswouldbeaware,afederalelectionistobeheldlaterthisyearandtheAMA’shealthpolicyagendawasdiscussedindetailatlastmonth’sPresidents’andCEOs’meetinginCanberra.Ourfocuswillbeonsecuringadditionalfundingforprimarycare,anendtotheMedicarerebatefreeze,therescindingoftheproposedwithdrawalofincentivesforbulk-billingofpathologyandmedicalimagingservicesandnewandongoinginvestmentinpublichospitals.

MemberswouldbeawarethatattherecentCOAGmeetinganagreementwasreachedwherebyStatesandTerritorieswillreceiveanextra$2.9billionfromtheCommonwealthforhealthexpenditureoverthethreeyearsfrom2017to2020.Tasmania’sshareofthisadditionalmoneywillbe$54million.Commonwealthgrantsaretraditionallyallocatedonthebasisofpopulation.Wehave2.2%ofAustralia’spopulation,soourshareshouldhavebeen$64million.Onecouldaskwhathashappenedtotheadditional$10milliontowhichwewerehistoricallyentitled.AnyadditionalCommonwealthfundingiswelcome,ofcourse,butthe$54millionwillbeinsufficienttocopewithincreasingdemandonthepublichospitalsystem.AMAwillbepursuingfundingcertaintyforthenextdecadeforourpublichospitals.

ThemostrecentAIHWdatafrom2014-15demonstratethatTasmaniahadthelowestnumberofpublichospitalpatientbeddays(659.8per1000populationcomparedwiththenationalaverage758.1)andseparations(208.3per1000populationcomparedwith240.2)ofanystateorterritory,whenpopulationdemographicswouldsuggestthatTasmaniansneedmorehospitalcarethanourmainlandbrothersandsisters.Inrecentweeks,wehaveseengraphicexamplesofthehumancostofover-crowdinginourpublichospitals.Tasmanianhospitalsdonothavesufficientcapacitytodealwithhighdemandperiods.

WhileAMATasmaniasupportstheprinciplesofClinicalRedesignandHealthServicesInnovation,thefactisTasmaniadoesnothaveadequatenumbersofpublichospitalbedsornursingstafftocareforpatientsinthosebeds.TherelativestayIndex,ameasureofthelengthofstayofourpatients,is1.00(i.e.thesameastherestofthecountry),suggestingthatmuchoftheproblemisduetoinadequatecapacity,notshort-comingsinefficiency.Indeed,ourweightedseparationsforpublicinpatientsarehigherthanthenationalaverage,confirmingthatwetreatmorecomplexandexpensivepatients.

TherecentAMAReportCardonpublichospitalperformancehighlightedthelongwaitingtimesforelectivesurgeryandoutpatientclinicappointmentsinTasmania.AnalysisoftheAIHWdatawouldsuggestthatTasmanianhospitalsareneglectingrelativelysimplecasesinordertotreatmoreseriousandcomplex(andexpensive)patients.TheStateGovernmentisspendinganextra$25millionthisfinancialyeartofundadditionalpublicelectivesurgeryinprivatehospitalsandonweekendsattheLauncestonGeneralHospital.WhileAMATasmaniaacknowledgestheimportanceofaddressingwaitinglistsforelectivesurgery;itbelievesthatfundingneedstobefoundforinfrastructuredevelopmentandadditionalcapacityinthepublichospitalsystem.IwillcontinuetoarguethiscasewiththeMinisterandExecutiveofboththeDHHSandTHS.

Dr.DavidAlcorn,therecentlyappointedCEOoftheTHS,hasannounceditsnewexecutivestructure.CraigWatsonhasbeenappointedChiefOperatingOfficerandwilltakeresponsibilityforimprovingtheperformanceofTasmanianpublichospitals,specificallyfocusingonemergencydepartmentsandelectivesurgery.AseniorclinicianistoberecruitedtothepositionofExecutiveDirectorofPatientSafety,anewstatewideroleaimedatimprovingclinicalgovernanceandpatientsafety.AMATasmaniawelcomestheestablishmentofthispositionasithaslongbeenworriedaboutthelackofeffectiveclinicalgovernanceintheNorth-WestofthestateparticularlyandhasmadetheseconcernsknowntobothGovernmentandtheGoverningCounciloftheTHS.TheExecutiveDirectorofPatientSafetywillworkalongsideanExecutiveDirectoroftheMedicalProfession(alsoyettobeappointed).AMATasmaniahassomeconcernsthatthenewexecutivestructureaddsanotherlayerofbureaucracybetweenseniorhospitaldoctorsandtheGoverningCouncilandwillbemonitoringitsperformanceclosely.IhavemetwithDr.Alcornbrieflyontheseissues,andregularmeetingsbetweenAMATasmaniaandDr.Alcornhavebeenscheduled.


InitsfirstmajorresponsetothePrimaryHealthCareAdvisoryGroupreportfinalisedlatelastyear,theFederalGovernmenthasannouncedthatitwilltrialHealthCareHomesasawaytoimprovecareforpatientswithcomplexandchronichealthconditions.TheAMAsupportsthismodelwhichacknowledgesthepivotalroleGPsplayinprimarycare,butithascalledontheGovernmenttodetailhowitwillinvestinthisinitiative.AdditionalfundingforgeneralpracticeandtheHealthCareHomeswillbeakeyelectionissue.

IndustrialissueswereagainamajorfocusforAMATasmaniain2015.MemberswouldbeawarethatonJanuary23rdthePresidentoftheTasmanianIndustrialCommission(TIC)publishedhisinterimdecisionregardinganapplicationbytheTSMPSandAMATasmaniatovarytheMedicalPractitioner(PublicSector)Award.TheHodgmanGovernmenthasappealedthisdecision.ThebasisfortheappealistheGovernment’swishtoexcludefromtheAwardtheprovisionrequiringIttoguaranteeaminimumPrivatePracticeallowanceforallTasmaniansalariedspecialists(thereiscurrentlyadiscretionarypaymentmadetothoseNorth-Westsalariedspecialistsnotonlocumcontracts,specialistsintheNorthandSouthofthestateearn35%oftheirbasesalariesfromtheoperationofPrivatePracticeschemesintheLauncestonGeneralandRoyalHobartHospitals,participationinwhichisarequirementforemployment).TheTIC’sdecisioncodifiedthispracticeandgavesecuritytothe35%paymentshouldthePrivatePracticeschemesfail.ThisisacomplexissueandAMATasmaniahasprepareditscaseandwillappearbeforetheFullBenchoftheIndustrialCommissionagainonApril29.AMATasmaniaisnowalsonegotiatingnewIndustrialAgreementsforbothsalariedmedicalpractitionersandvisitingmedicalofficers(despitemultipleattemptsbyGovernmentrepresentativestodelaythisprocess).ItisasourceofongoingfrustrationforAMATasmaniathatatatimewhentheGovernmentisexpectinghospitaldoctorstodrivethelongoverduereformofthepublichospitalsystemitwouldseektoblockwhatareessentiallycostoflivingincreasesinsalarieswhilstatthesametimespend15-20milliondollarsannuallyonanunsustainablelocumserviceintheNorth-West.IhaveconsistentlypointedouttheincongruityoftheGovernment’sapproachinmyregularmeetingswiththeMinister.

Costsassociatedwithindustrialissuesaresubstantialandhaveincreasedsignificantlyinthelast12months.AMATasmaniaisgratefulfortheongoingexpertadviceofGeoffO’Kearney,DirectorofWorkplaceRelationsAMAVictoria.GeoffisalsorepresentingAMATasmaniaontheSpecialistMedicalPractitioners’RemunerationReviewPanelwhichhasbeenestablishedbytheGovernmenttooverseepaymentstoseniormedicalstaffinTasmania.

WearealsogratefulfortheextraordinaryfinancialassistancefromtheFederalAMA,whichhasallowedustoretaintheservicesofMr.CraigGreen(Dobson,Mitchell,andAllportLawyers)duringtheappealprocess.

The5thTasmanianHealthConferencewasheldinHobartonOctober17andwasagainagreatsuccess.TheconferenceisorganisedundertheauspicesoftheAMAandhasbecomeanimportantannualopportunityfortheTasmanianhealthcaresectorandGovernmenttoreviewthequalityandcostofhealthcareinthestate.Lastyear’sconferencehadthetheme:‘Onesystem,manypeople:Howcanweworktogethertomakeithappen?’withtheaimofimprovingcommunicationandco-operationbetweenthevariouselementsoftheTasmanianhealthsystem.

MonthlymeetingsoftheSouthernDivisionoftheTasmanianAMAhaverecommencedandarebeingchairedbyAnnetteDouglas.Thesemeetingsarenowwellattendedandhavetheaimofre-engagingwithgeneralpractice.NorthernDivisionmeetingscontinuetobewellattendedunderthechairmanshipofGlennRichardson.

MembersmaybeawarethatIchairedlastyearasubcommitteeoftheHealthCouncilofTasmania,theHealthyTasmaniaCommittee,whichwastaskedwithprovidingrecommendationstotheGovernmenttowardsachievingitsstatedgoalforTasmaniatobecomethehealthiestpopulationinthecountryby2025.TheCommitteedelivereditsreport:VisionforaHealthyTasmania:TheHealthiestPopulationinAustraliaby2025totheMinisterinearlyJune.AsIreportedtoCouncilinSeptember,theHealthyTasmaniaCommitteewasdisbandedbytheMinisterbuta5yearActionPlan,whichIunderstandwasbasedlargelyonthereport’s


recommendations,waspresentedbytheSecretaryoftheDHHS,MichaelPervan,totheMinisterinlateAugust.TheMinisterannouncedtheGovernment’sresponsetothePlanimmediatelypriortoChristmas.IthasanemphasisonreducingobesityandsmokingratesinTasmania.CommunityconsultationwithrespecttotheGovernment’sresponseisbeingundertakencurrently.AMATasmaniaisandwillcontinuetobeactivelyinvolvedinthecommunitydiscussionsandtherecommendationsfromthesewhichwillbedeterminedbytheHealthCouncilofTasmania(ofwhichIremainDeputyChair).IcontinuetorepresenttheAMAontheprofessionalreferencegroupwhichhasbeensetuptoreviewtheredevelopmentoftheRHH.

Memberswouldbeawareofanumberofongoingconcernswiththeredevelopmentincludinginadequatebednumbersandfacilitiesforacutementalhealthservicesinthetemporarydemountablebuilding,therelocationofthehyperbaricchamberduringKBlockconstruction,inadequatebednumbersforgeneralandsubspecialtymedicinepatientsinKBlock,limitedofficespaceforseniormedicalandnursingstaffandinadequateITinfrastructure.TheHospitalre-developmenthasalsobeensignificantlydelayedbynecessaryworkstoremoveasbestosfromthesitesafelyandwaterdamageandmouldcontaminationofseveralofthedemountablebuildings.

IhavehadseveralmeetingswiththenewHeadoftheSchoolofMedicineattheUniversityofTasmania,ProfessorBenCanny,whoalsoaddressedawell-attendedSouthernDivisionmeetingoftheTasmanianAMAearlierthisyear.Hediscussedtheforthcomingre-accreditationoftheMedicalSchoolandhiswishtoworkcloselywiththeAMA,generalpracticeandhospitaldoctorstohelpcreatea“fit-for-purpose”nextgenerationofdoctorsforTasmania.

Onabrightnote,membershipofAMATasmaniacontinuestogrow,particularlyamongyoungdoctors.Engagementwithgeneralpracticeremainsaproblembutisimproving.

AMATasmaniahasalsorepaidtheFederalloanforAMAHouseinHobart,whichwenowownoutright.ThisisatremendousachievementwhichwillstandtheorganisationingoodsteadandistestamenttoyearsofdiligentworkbyourExecutive,Council,andBoard.

Finally,Iwouldliketotakethisopportunitytoacknowledgethehardworkofourexecutiveofficer,TonySteven,andtheadministrativestaff,JacquiQuinnandNadineCove.IremainverygratefulforthesupportofCouncil,chairedsoablybyChrisMiddleton,andourvicepresident,StuartDay.

Tim Greenaway

A/Prof


State Office Report 2015

Membership

Asatthe31stDecember2015ourmembershipwas630,excludingstudents,thefirsttimeinmanyyearswehaveexceeded600.DrivingtheincreaseisindustrialrelationsandaneffectiveinternrecruitmentcampaigninJanuaryeachyear.OuractivitylevelshavebeenveryhighonceagainingeneraladvocacytotheMinister,industrialrelations,mentalhealth,andworkerscompensation.

TheTasmanianwebsitehasbeenre-launchedusingtheAMAFederalplatformandensuresweareabletohavethebestavailabletechnologyandimpact.Thisincludesanewupdatedversionofourfortnightlye-newsletterAMANews.

In2015,wewelcomedNadineCovetoourteamasacommunicationsassistantandwithheradditionalskills,wehavebeenabletoadoptmoreofourmediaworkin-houseandproducemoreprofessionalcommunicationswithourmembers,especiallytheAMAeNews.

IndustrialRelationsIssues

Throughout2015,wespentthehighestamounteveronindustrialrelations.ThankstotheexpertiseofGeoffO’KearneyfromAMAVictoriawehavefinalisedtheoverdueVMOAgreement,whichwillbelodgedshortly.WehaveimmediatelystartedworkonthenextAgreement.

TheStateGovernmenthasappealedagainstthePrivatePatientSchemeclauseintheInterimSalariedMedicalOfficers’Agreement.ThismatterisbeingheardbythefullbenchoftheTasmanianIndustrialCommission,andweareduetoappearbeforethemagainonApril29.

Representations

OnceagainIacknowledgealltheworkdonethroughourongoingrepresentationsthatassistustostayinformed,relevantandtheleadinghealthadvocacyorganisationinTasmania,theyinclude:

• MinisterialMeetings• THSSouthJointUnionsandManagementCommittee(JUMIC)-CEO• THSNorthUnionsManagementCommittee–StuartDay• THSMentalhealthJointUnionsandManagementCommittee(JUMIC)-CEO• DHHSSecretary-President• PrimaryHealthTasmania–DonRose• PostgraduateMedicalEducationCouncilofTasmania–HelenMcArdle• AHPRA-President• PrevocationalMedicalWorkforceWorkingGroup• ReviewPanelonRMORecruitment–GeoffO’Kearney• AMACGP• AMACSD• AMACDiT• AMARuralDoctors-Vacant

Events

TheTasmanianHealthConferenceinOctober2015wasthebiggestwehavehad;itcontinuestogrowinrelevanceandimportanceandisacknowledgedasamostsignificantstatehealthmeeting.TheParliamentaryDinnerinSeptemberwas,asusual,agreatsuccess.

Administration

OnceagainabigthankyoutoMrs.JacquiQuinnforherprofessionalcontributiontotheassociationandthankyoualsonowtoMrs.NadineCove.Theirworkiscomplementedbymanyothercontractorslike Ms.KerithNicholsonandherstaffplusMr.SteveNieuwhof,allfromIJustNeedHelpBookkeeping.Mr.CraigGreennowofDobsonMitchellandAllporthasagainhelpedwithIRrepresentationandtheteamatIntuit,wholookafterITforus.


OurthanksgototheAMANSWteamheadedbyKerryEvripidouandMichelleLelempsis,whoassistusgreatlywiththeirprofessionalapproachtomembershiprenewals.

ThanksalsototheteamatFontPR,particularlyMrNedWorledgewhohasassistedthePresidentthroughouttheyearonallthingsmedia.

MostimportantlyIwouldliketothankagainDr.TimGreenawayasPresident;wehadanothersuccessfulyear,andtheAMAstandsindependentlyintheeyesoftheGovernmentandthemedia.

Financial Results

In2015,wehadadeficitofjustunder$22,000whichhasbeencateredforbypreviousyearsfundsheldinreserve.Themainreasonforthisdeficitistheadditionalamountspentonindustrialrelations.

Attheendoftheyear,wewereontracktopayofftheloantoAMAFederalinMarch2016.Thisistheendofaseven-yearjourney,anditisatributetoallwhohavebeenontheBoardandBranchCouncil.

DrAndrewJacksonhasstoodovertheprocesswithdiligenceandfervour,designingfinancialreportsindetailalongwithmodellingtoolstogetustothispoint.HisreportsattheAGMshaveneverbeenboringandhaveallhighlightedthelessonsofthepast.

AsIsaidlastyearcashflowiscontinuingtochange.Asmoreandmorememberspaymonthlyorbysalarydeductionplusmoredoctorsintrainingjoinourranks,theyieldpermemberlessens.Wehavetomanagetodomorewiththeresourceswehaveandatthesametimefindwaystoincreasethoseresources.

Tony Steven

CEOAMATasmaniaLtd.


Treasurer’s Report 2015

Headlines

• MortgageonAMAHouseextinguished(originalprincipal$109,000)• Increaseinmembershipof6%butlower‘yield’• Deficitof$13,045(exclusiveofdepreciation)at4.6%oftotalrevenue

ThefinalisationofthemortgageonAMAHouseaftereightyearshasbeenamajorachievement(whichoccurredinAprilthisyear)freeing-uparound$24000perannumtouseelsewhereincludinghelpingtoensureasurplusin2016.

TheAssociationshouldaimtohaveasurplusofatleast5-10%ofBranchincomeandsomeofthisshouldbeusedtobuildacashreservefundtohelpensurefinancialstability.

TotalBranchincomewas$366,009representingasmalldecreaseofaround2%overlastyear.Thedecreaseintotalsubscriptionincomethathasoccurreddespiteanincreaseinmembershiprelatestoachangedmix of membership,wherethereisaloweraveragesubscriptioncontributionpermember(theYield)whichwas$581($620thepreviousyear).

Expensesat$384,543representedanincreaseofaround13%.Alargeproportionofthisrelatedtoasignificantincreaseinspendonindustrialrelationsincludingawardnegotiations.ThisspendhelpedresultinanewawardforsalarieddoctorsacrosstheState,butasavariablecostcontributedsignificantlytoourdeficit.Doctorswhobenefitfromthesehard-wonawardconditionsandwhoarenotmembersoftheAssociationshouldconsidertheirposition.

Membersshouldunderstandthatweactuallycollected$540,748insubscriptionsbutretainedonly$264,985oraround48%ofthetotal.Inmyview,asmallStatesuchasourswithnoeconomiesofscalewillalwaysfindithardtoexistwhenlosinghalfofoursubscriptionstofundfederalactivities.Iconsiderthatretainingaroundthree-quartersofcollectedsubscriptionsoraround$400kwouldputourTasmanianBranchonamoresustainablefootingwithouttheconstantmendicantneedforafederalAMAannualgrant,currently$40000(andstillleavesusalongwayshortofthesuggestedamount).

ThisisthesecondfullyearofaspendonMediaAdvocacy(Font PR)andaPresidentialStipend.YourHon.Treasurerregardsitasmoneywell-spent.TheMediaspendraisestheBranchmediaprofile(importantformembership),improvesourlobbyingcapabilityandprovidesmuch-neededmediaandlogisticalsupportfor thePresident.

Dr. Andrew Jackson Honorary Treasurer


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Honorary Medical Secretaries

BMA 1949–1955 FRFay

1956 JDobson

1957–1963 KMKelly

AMA 1963–1965 JDHMuir

1965–1974 WMcLThomson

1974–1983 JMcPCartledge

1984–1987 PJBeaumont

1987–1991 BGWalpole

1991–1994 PTSexton

1994–1998 DJWLaw

1998–2003 RIWalker

2003–2004 DRCooke

2004–2005 MJMackinnon

2005–2007 CMiddleton

2007–2010 RMLowenthal

2010– DRose


AMA Fellows

1963 F.R. Fay L.N.Gollan K.M.Kelly J.B.G.Muir1964 C. Craig F.W.Fay B.Hillier1965 T.Giblin J.L.Grove A.McL.Miller1966 W.W.Wilson1967 K.J.Friend R.A.Lewis1968 R.Wall1969 W.McL.Thomson1970 J.F.Correy1975 P.F.Gill1977 J.McL.Hunn D.J.Walters1982 J.C.H. Morris D.A.Tilsley1983 J.McP.Cartledge1984 D.D.E.Evans1989 P.J.Beaumont R.Edmond1990 C.J.Castellino1991 M.J.H. Hodgson G.N.Flaherty1992 B.G.Walpole1993 M.Cook1994 R.A. Pargiter1995 B.J.Nelson F.Cook1996 J.M.B.Wane2002 P.T.Sexton2003 J.A.Davis R.I.Walker2007 M.R.J.Claxton2008 R.M.Lowenthal2009 C.Middleton2010 M.Aizen


1911–G.Sprott1912–G.Sprott1913–F.Allwork1914–G.H.Hogg1915–R.G.Scott1916–G.E.Clemons1917–B.A.Anderson1918–D.H.E.Lines1919–W.W.Giblin1920–J.Sprent1921–R.G.Scott1922–G.H.Hogg1923–G.Sprott1924–G.E.Clemons1925–J.Ramsay1926–E.B.Moore1927–G.H.Hogg1928–D.H.E.Lines1929–G.E.Clemons1930–T.C.Butler1931–J.A.Newell1932–F.W.Fay1933–W.K.McIntyre1934–W.E.L.H.Crowther1935–G.E.Clemons1936–E.B.Moore1937–A.Pryde1938–R.Wishaw1939–W.P.Holman1940–A.W.Shugg1941–C.Craig1942–W.E.L.H.Crowther1943–A.Pryde1944–B.Hiller1945–G.M.W.Clemons1946–T.H.Goddard1947–J.L.Grove1948–J.B.Hamilton1949–T.G.H.Hogg1950–S.G.Gibson1951–G.M.W.Clemons1952–T.Giblin1953–A.Pryde1954–J.B.G.Muir1955–W.K.McIntyre1956–A.O.Green

1957–M.W.Fletcher1958–A.McL.Millar1959–L.H.Wilson1960–R.A.Lewis1961–H.J.C.Engisch1962–W.W.Wilson1963–H.M.Fisher1964–K.J.Friend1965–R.Wall1966–C.W.Clarke1967–H.B.Gatenby1968–K.M.Kelly1969–L.N.Gollan1970–F.R.Fay1971–D.B.Nathan1972–J.F.Correy1973–D.A.Tilsley1974–P.F.Gill1975–D.A.T.Farrar1976–W.McL.Thomson1977–J.C.H.Morris1978–J.McL.Hunn1979–A.H.Woodhall1980–D.J.Walters1981–R.Edmond1982–T.S.Kirkland1983–J.R.Lauder1984–D.D.E.Evans1985–J.McP.Cartledge1986–J.R.Grove1987–R.W.MacintyreSmith1988–C.J.Castellino1989–M.J.H.Hodgson1990–91B.J.Nelson1992–93M.Cook1994–95P.T.Sexton1996–98R.M.Lowenthal1998–00B.G.Walpole2000–03J.A.Davis2003–04A.J.Lawler2004–07M.G.Aizen2007–08E.H.Walters2008–10C.Middleton2010–11M.G.Aizen2011–J.A.Davis2014– T.M.Greenaway

Past Presidents


Members Awarded Honorary Status

Dr. ThomasAndersonDr. GillianAstleyDr. IanBurgesWatsonDr. PaulineCarruthersDr. CarlCastellinoDr.MichaelClaxtonDr.FredaCookDr.MichaelCookDr. KevinDoranDr. JohnGaleDr. GerardGartlanDr. KeithGoulstonDr. RodneyGrantDr. HenryHorneDr. DennisHumphreyDr. JohnHunnDr. CliffordKellandDr. GeorgeKelsallDr. ThomasKirklandDr. DennisLevetDr. JeanNorelleLickissDr. DesmondLuggDr.MurdochMacKenzieDr. DonaldMcTaggartDr. JennyMeeDr. GeorgeMellefontDr. TerenceMorganDr. JohnMorrisDr. NevilleNewmanHon.RussellPargiterDr. JohnPaullDr. DavidReidDr.IanRoddickDr. BoyneRussellDr. CharlesShuggDr. RobertStewartDr. BertelSundstrupDr. AndrewThomsonDr. GeoffreyTreziseDr. AnthonyTymmsDr.BryanWalpoleDr. RodneyWestmoreDr. JohnWilliams

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