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The document outlines the registration process for the ICF/IID Training scheduled on September 13, 2012, organized by the Oklahoma State Department of Health. It includes details on attendee information, registration deadlines, training agenda, and target audience. The training aims to provide staff at Intermediate Care Facilities for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities with updated regulatory information and improve client care.

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