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The document discusses a panel discussion from the 2010 annual meeting of the IPHA. The panel included Prof Frances Ruane, Dr Fergus O'Ferrall, and Mr Jimmy Tolan. They likely discussed topics relevant to the organization in a session during the annual meeting.
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