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What specifically should be done to ensure that kamp is successful (e. g., it provides kams with the appropriate skills, knowledge, and abilities; it keeps the skills alive after the event, it leads to the transfer of training to the job and long-term results)? for example, what should be done before the kamp event; during the kamp event; after the kamp event?

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