24th Annual Pharmacy Practice Seminar

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2009

7:00am Registration & Continental Breakfast

Grand Ballroom Concourse

FIRST PLENARY SESSION:

Managing Drug Therapy in Special Populations

Moderator Bruce R. Canaday, PharmD, BCPS, FASHP, FAPhA

Director, Department of Pharmacotherapy, South East  AHEC, Wilmington NC

Clinical Professor & Vice Chair, Division of Pharmacotherapy

UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy, Chapel Hill NC

7:45am Welcome and Announcements

8:00am Self Care and Non-Prescription Therapy for Special Populations

ACPE 046-999-09-084-L04-P (2 contact hours)

Stefanie Ferreri, PharmD, Clinical Associate Professor,

UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy

10:00am Evidence based use of herbals, vitamins and Minerals: Issues in Patients wanting/needing supplements

  ACPE 046-999-09-083-L04-P (1.5 contact hours)

  Ashley Branham, PharmD, Clinical Instructor,

  UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy

11:30am Brunch

12:00pm Updates in Pediatric Self Care

  ACPE 046-999-09-087-L04-P (1.5 contact hours)

  Jennifer Stegall, PharmD, Clinical Assistant Professor,

  UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2009

7:15am Registration & Continental Breakfast

Grand Ballroom Concourse

SECOND PLENARY SESSION:

Medication Therapy Management (MTM) Applications in your Practice

Moderator Joan Settlemyer, PharmD

7:50am Welcome, Announcements & Introductions

8:00am Introductory to MTM

Joan Settlemyer, PharmD

8:15am Panel Discussion of MTM Practices at your practice site

ACPE 046-999-09-090-L04-P (2 contact hours)

Joe Moose, PharmD, Pharmacist, Moose Pharmacy

Frank Burton, BS, Burtons Pharmacy

Joey McLaughlin, BS, Vice President, Realo Discount Drugs

Tracy Antoon, PharmD, MTM Pharmacist Trainer, Realo Discount Drugs

10:00am Break

INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS for a total of 3.0 contact hours

(1.5 Hrs CE Credit each workshop)

10:30am Workshop I – Attend pre-selected workshop A - F below

12:00pm Break

12:15pm Workshop II – Attend pre-selected workshop A - F below

1:45pm Program Evaluation

A. What to Expect When the Inspector Arrives…

ACPE 046-999-09-092-L04-P   (1.5 hours)

Karen S. Matthew, MS,BS,BA,

Director of Investigations

North Carolina Board of Pharmacists

B. Spanish for Pharmacists

ACPE 046-999-09-085-L04-P  (1.5 hours)

Jennifer P. Askew, BS, PharmD, CPP

Manager, Outpatient Pharmacy

New Hanover Regional Medical Center

C. Drugs of Abuse 2009: What’s Hot on the street?

ACPE 046-999-09-086-L04-P (1.5 hours)

Megan O. Rose, PharmD

Access III of Lower Cape Fear

D. Pens & Needles: Dealing with Questions on “gear” from Your Patients with Diabetes

ACPE 046-999-09-091-L04-P (1.5 hours)

Tammie Davis, BS

Clinical Assistant Professor,

UNC Eshleman School of Pharmacy

E. New Drugs: Evidence and Opinion on the place of newer agents in therapy

ACPE 046-999-09-088-L04-P  (1.5 contact hours)

Debra Kemp. PharmD

Clinical Assistant Professor,

UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy

F. Interpreting Lab Values: Using the numbers to Guide Patient Care

ACPE 046-999-09-089-L04-P  (1.5 hours)

Amber Peoples, PharmD

Assistant Professor

Campbell University, School of Pharmacy

Click here for Printable Registration Form with Registration Instructions

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Pharmacy Practice Seminar- 09/12 & 09/13
Target Audience: Pharmacists in community pharmacy. Ambulatory care and long-term care practice.

Program Goal: This program will provide pharmacists an
update on current pharmacotherapy and pharmaceutical care
concerns in primary care community/ambulatory care practice.
Learning Objectives: At the conclusion of this seminar, depending
on the sessions attended, the participant should be able to:
•    Define the term dietary supplements
•    Discuss federal regulations governing dietary supplements
•    Describe categories of nonprescription medications that should be used with caution in patients who are pregnant or breastfeeding
•    Describe common disease states that may affect self care and nonprescription medication use in patients
•    Use basic Spanish phrases to obtain a patient’s medication history
•    Discuss inhalants
•    Identify different substances abused in the club setting
•    Evaluate self-care treatment options for common pediatric disorders
•    Identify opportunities for pharmacists to make self-care interventions

The Schools of Pharmacy of The University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Campbell University,
and Wingate University are accredited by the
          Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as
          providers of continuing pharmacy education.

GENERAL INFORMATION
Adverse Weather Policy: If a hurricane is threatening the
Wilmington area, please call the Eshelman School of Pharmacy CE Office(919.843.4028) no later than Thursday morning 09/10/09, to determine the programs’ status. We will not be able to contact each participant individually concerning cancellation of this program.

Program Coordinators:
Bruce R. Canaday, PharmD,
Director of Pharmacotherapy
South East AHEC
Stephen C. Dedrick, MS
Director, Postrgraduate and Continuing Education
UNC Eshleman School of Pharmacy
Steve_dedrick@unc.edu

Questions:
Krista Williams, Executive Manager
UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy
Continuing Education Program
919.843.4028
Krista_williams@unc.edu