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College of Pharmacy
Pharmacy Building
7 Greenhouse Road
Kingston, RI 02881
P: 401.874.2761
F: 401.874.2181
pharmcol@etal.uri.edu
Office of Continuing Education
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28th Annual Seminar by the Sea |
Retooling to Meet Healthcare Challenges in Pain Management and Beyond |
March 13, 14 & 15, 2013
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Pre-Conference, Wednesday, March 13
APhA's Immunization Certificate Training Program
Pharmacy-Based Immunization Delivery is an innovative and interactive practice-based educational program that provides pharmacists with the skills necessary to become primary sources for vaccine advocacy, education, and administration. The program reviews the basics of immunology, identifies legal and regulatory issues pharmacists must consider before start
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Preceptor Training and Development Workshop:
“Motivational Interviewing: Assessing and Assisting Patients for Health Behavior Change”
Behavior is the result of the interaction between what we believe and how we feel. In order to change behavior, it is necessary to change the underlying beliefs and feelings related to that behavior. Pharmacists can have a positive or negative influence on patient behaviors and adherence.
This program explores the pharmacists beliefs and barriers that may impair quality healthcare communication delivery; and will introduce techniques and skills to assist the pharmacist in helping patients make healthy behavior or lifestyle changes.
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Conference, March 14 & 15
Target Audience
Agenda
Thursday, March 14, 2013
7:00 AM |
Registration, Breakfast, and Exhibits |
8:00 AM |
Welcome, Overview & Awards |
Keynote Presentation: From Tweaks to Transformations: Retooling the Profession of Pharmacy Saul Kaplan, RPh, MBA UAN 0060-0000-13-012-L04-P |
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9:15 AM |
HIV and Hepatitis Prevention in Community Pharmacies: What Does the Future Look Like? Jef Bratberg, PharmD, Clinical Associate Professor, UAN 0060-0000-13-013-L02-P |
10:15 AM |
Break |
10:30 AM |
Preserving a Shared Resource: Using Antibiotics Appropriately Kerry LaPlante, PharmD, Associate Professor UAN 0060-0000-13-014-L01-P |
11:30 AM |
New Drugs of 2012–Part One Dan Hussar, PhD, Remington Professor of Pharmacy UAN 0060-0000-13-015-L01-P |
12:30 PM |
Luncheon, Awards, and Exhibits |
1:45 PM |
New Drugs of 2012–Part Two Dan Hussar, PhD, Remington Professor of Pharmacy UAN 0060-0000-13-015-L01-P |
2:45 PM |
Opioid Use and Misuse: Perspective from the RI Board of Medical Licensure and Discipline James V. McDonald, MD, MPH UAN 0060-0000-13-016-L01-P |
3:45 PM |
Break |
4:00 PM |
Compounding v. Manufacturing: Pharmaco-legal Issues* Norman Campbell, RPh, JD, PhD, UAN 0060-0000-13-017-L03-P |
5:00 PM |
Wrap Up and Evaluations |
5:30 PM |
Exhibits and Networking Reception |
Friday, March 15, 2013
7:00 AM |
Registration, Breakfast, and Exhibits |
8:00 AM |
Welcome and Overview |
8:15 AM |
Role of Medication Management in the New Health Care Environment Troyen Brennan, MD, MPH UAN 0060-0000-13-018-L04-P |
9:30 AM |
Prescription Drug Abuse Kelly Matson, PharmD, Clinical Associate Professor Jayne Pawasauskas, PharmD, Clinical Associate Professor UAN 0060-0000-13-019-L04-P |
10:45 AM |
Break |
11:00 AM |
Stress Management for Pharmacists: Michele L. Deck, RN, BSN, MEd, LCCE, FACCE UAN 0060-0000-13-020-L04-P |
12:30 PM |
Luncheon and Exhibits |
1:45 PM |
The Pharmacist’s Role in the Patient-Centered Medical Home Marie Smith, PharmD, Professor and Assistant Dean for Practice and Public Policy Partnerships UAN 0060-0000-13-021-L04-P |
2:45 PM |
Risk Evaluation & Mitigation Strategies (REMS) for Opioid Analgesics Jake Nichols, PharmD UAN 0060-0000-13-022-L04-P |
3:45 PM |
Break |
4:00 PM |
The Rhode Island Prescription Monitoring Program and Practice Updates* Patrick S. Kelly, PharmD UAN 0060-0000-13-023-L03-P |
| 5:15 PM | Wrap Up and Evaluations |
5:30 PM |
Adjourn |
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of the 2-day application and knowledge-based program, participants will be able to:
Day 1
- Discuss HIV prevention and hepatitis immunization strategies implemented in community pharmacies nationally and globally;
- Demonstrate experience with and knowledge of nonstructural barriers to HIV prevention and hepatitis immunization techniques;
- Express desirability to implement clinically and financially sustainable public health efforts like HIV testing at community pharmacies;
- Apply community pharmacy practice-specific priorities for sustainable public health efforts like HIV testing and Hepatitis immunization;
- Describe the history of antibiotic use and the effects on antibacterial drug resistance;
- Discuss how antimicrobial stewardship decreases resistance and improves patient outcomes;
- Explain antimicrobial stewardship, national and statewide initiatives and necessary components for a successful outcome;
- Describe the role of the Board of Medical Licensure and Discipline;
- Discuss relevant federal statutory and regulatory definitions;
- Restate a risk management check list for practice.
Day 2
- Discuss current thought regarding appropriate management of opioids for pain management;
- Discuss problem of opioid use, misuse, addiction and dependence;
- List three symptoms of the stress response;
- Analyze three relaxation strategies to cope with stressors;
- Describe the overall purpose and goals of REMS programs;
- List commonly prescribed drugs that require dispensing with a medication guide;
- Discuss recent developments in REMS programs, particularly for opioid agonists;
- Define the role of the pharmacist in REMS programs;
- Discuss the current trends and statistics on prescription drug abuse in the United States;
- Discuss the most commonly abused prescription drugs and their effects;
- Describe the rise in abuse of non-controlled drugs;
- Explain simple strategies that can be implemented to help minimize the potential for prescription drug abuse;
- Discuss the RI Prescription Monitoring Program and its use in pharmacy practice;
- Describe recent changes to RI Pharmacy Regulations;
- Discuss Drug Scheduling Updates and Federal Proposals;
- Review and achieve understanding of the RI Controlled Substances Act with respect to Prescriptions (sec 3.18).
Program Faculty
Jeffrey P. Bratberg, PharmD
Clinical Associate Professor
The University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy
Kingston, RI
Troyen A. Brennan, MD, MPH
Executive Vice President, Chief Medical Officer
CVS Caremark
Woonsocket, RI
Norman A. Campbell, JD, PhD, RPh
Professor Emeritus/Ambassador
The University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy
Kingston, RI
Michele L. Deck, RN, MEd, BSN, LCCE, FACCE
President and Chief Executive Officer
G.A.M.E.S
Baton Rouge, LA
Daniel A. Hussar, PhD
Remington Professor of Pharmacy
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, University of the Sciences in Philadelphia
Philadelphia, PA
Saul Kaplan, RPh, MBA
Founder and Chief Catalyst
Business Innovation Factory
Providence, RI
Patrick S. Kelly, PharmD, RPh
Chief, Compliance and Regulatory
Rhode Island Board of Pharmacy, Department of Health
Providence, RI
Kerry LaPlante, PharmD
Associate Professor
The University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy
Kingston, RI
Kelly L. Matson, PharmD
Clinical Associate Professor
The University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy
Kingston, RI
James V. McDonald, MD, MPH
Chief Administrative Officer
Rhode Island Board of Medical Licensure and Discipline
Providence, RI
Jake Nichols, PharmD, MBA, BCPS
Medical Science Liaison – Addiction Medicine Resources
The Medical Affairs Company
Boston, MA
Jayne Pawasauskas, PharmD
Clinical Associate Professor
The University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy
Kingston, RI
Marie Smith, PharmD
Henry A. Palmer Professor in Community Pharmacy Practice
Assistant Dean, Practice and Public Policy Partnerships
School of Pharmacy, University of Connecticut
Storrs, CT
Nickolas D. Zaller, PhD
Assistant Professor of Medicine (Research)
The Miriam Hospital/ Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University
Providence, RI
Continuing Education Credits
Thursday and Friday, March 14 & 15, 2013
Participants will receive up to 0.75 CEUs (7.5 contact hours) for each day of attendance up to a total of 1.5 CEUs (15 contact hours.) *One contact hour of law credit will be awarded each day to Thursday and Friday attendees. One Contact Hour of immunization credit will be awarded to Thursday attendees. The University Of Rhode Island College Of Pharmacy is accredited by the Accreditation Council on Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education. Attendance and completion of online program evaluations and self-assessment tools at the conclusion of the program are required to print a statement of credit. This program includes application and knowledge-based learning activities.
Location, Parking and Room Reservations
Hyatt Regency, Goat Island, Newport, RI 02840
FREE daytime parking at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Spa and Conference Center.
Room reservations can be made by calling the Hyatt Regency directly at 1-800-233-1234 or online at https://resweb.passkey.com/Resweb.do?mode=welcome_ei_new&eventID=9687136 . Callers can refer to the “URI College of Pharmacy Seminar by the Sea” to obtain the conference room rate of $141 plus tax, single or double occupancy. The resort fee is waived. This benefit includes high speed wireless internet access in guest rooms, overnight self-parking, Hyatt shuttle van transportation to and from downtown Newport, two bottled waters per guest room per night, 24-hour access to the fitness center and indoor pool, unlimited local phone calls and on-property resort activities.
The deadline for room reservations at this special rate is February 24, 2013 or until the room block is full. Reservations received after the deadline will be based on availability at the hotel’s prevailing rates.
Registration
The registration fee includes all program materials, Thursday and Friday luncheons, coffee breaks and a Thursday evening reception.
March 14 th& 15th Plenary Sessions
Early Registration (on or before March 11th)
Thursday Only |
Friday Only |
Two Days |
$195 |
$195 |
$335 |
Registration (after March 11th & on-site if seating is available)
Thursday Only |
Friday Only |
Two Days |
$225 |
$225 |
$350 |
Refunds
Registration fee, subject to a $35 processing charge, will be refunded provided written notification of registration cancellation is received ten days prior to the seminar.
Payment
Payment via Visa, Master Card, Discover Card, or American Express can be made upon completion of the online registration process. Electronic checks are also accepted. No payments or registrations will be accepted by phone.
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Registration and Refund Policy
The registration fee includes all program materials, Thursday and Friday luncheons, coffee breaks, and a Thursday evening reception. Registration fee, subject to a $35 processing charge, will be refunded provided written notification of registration cancellation is received ten days prior to the seminar.
Questions
Call the Office of Pharmacy Continuing Professional Development at 401-874-5552 for additional information or possible weather emergency information. You may also email questions to pharmce@etal.uri.edu
Contact List
Mary-Jane Kanaczet
Continuing Education Specialist
(401) 874-2615
mjkanaczet@mail.uri.edu
Brenda Nazareth
Snr. Word Processing Typist
(401) 874-5552
nazareth@etal.uri.edu
