LAST CHANCE CE CONFERENCE
SUNDAY, December 6, 2015
SERESC Conference Center—29 Commerce Drive, Bedford, NH 03110
Target Audience: Accredited for Pharmacists and Technicians
7:30 - 8:30 am
8:20 - 8:30 am
8:30 - 9:30 am
9:30 - 10:30 am
10:30 - 11:00 am
11:00 - 12:00 pm
12:00 - 1:15 pm
1:15 – 3:15 pm
Continental Breakfast and Registration
Welcoming Remarks
Overdose Prevention with Education and Naloxone: The Essential Role of the Pharmacist- Jeffery Bratberg, PharmD,
BCPS, Clinical Professor of Pharmacy Practice, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI (ACPE #0837-9999-15-127-L01P/T)
Advances in HIV Therapy that Every Pharmacist Should Know-Amanda Barner, PharmD, BCPS Clinical Pharmacy SpecialistHIV/Infectious Diseases Cambridge Health Alliance, Cambridge, MA (ACPE# 0837-9999-15-129-L01-P/T)
Break
An Update on the Treatment of Hepatitis C Virus–Audrey Broyer, PharmD CGP, Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, VAMC Manchester, NH
(ACPE# 0837-9999-15-130-L01-P/T)
Lunch/Networking/Exhibitors
Selected Updates in Pharmacy Law: Corresponding Responsibility, DEA Regulations and Medication Errors -Frederick M.
Frankhauser, J.D., MBA, R.Ph., CRCP Adjunct Assistant Professor MCPHS University, Director of Grants and Contracts, Tufts Medical
Center, Boston, MA (ACPE # 0837-9999-15-128-L03-P/T)
Educational Objectives: At the conclusion of this program, participants should be able to:
Overdose Prevention with Education and Naloxone: The Essential Role of the Pharmacist (ACPE # -P/T): Summarize the evidence-base and rational for
opioid overdose prevention education and the use of naloxone in the community; Describe the regulations, statutes, and models relevant to prescribing and
dispensing naloxone; Discuss the role of the pharmacist in the identification of patients at risk for opioid overdose, and the education of patients and
caregivers in overdose risk reduction, recognition, and response; Identify opportunities to partner with health departments, boards of pharmacy and
medicine, health professional training programs, substance abuse treatment programs, and others to expand access to naloxone via pharmacists.
Advances in HIV Therapy that Every Pharmacist Should Know (ACPE #P/T): Summarize current national guidelines for treatment of HIV-1, including
time to initiation of antiretroviral (ARV) therapy; Describe ARV drugs approved since 2014 and their place in treatment; Outline the potential role of
tenofovir alafenamide fumarate and its coformulations; Identify and describe several new ARV drugs and formulations currently in development.
An Update on the Treatment of Hepatitis C Virus (ACPE # -P/T): Discuss the pathophysiology and diagnosis of Hepatitis C virus; Identify HCV patients
that are appropriate for treatment; Choose an appropriate medication regimen and duration of treatment for patients with Hepatitis C virus; Provide
education, including; potential side effects and drug interactions, that are commonly encountered during Hepatitis C virus treatment.
Selected Updates in Pharmacy Law: Corresponding Responsibility, DEA Regulations and Medication Errors (ACPE # -P/T 1): Review the federal
Controlled Substance Act; Assess the pharmacist's corresponding responsibility for controlled substance prescriptions; Describe the record keeping
requirements under the federal Controlled Substance Act; Utilize strategies to reduce medication errors for improvement of patient health and pharmacy
compliance.
Please note: Membership dues from 2015 do not carry over to the 2016 calendar year
Pharmacists
Technicians / pharmacy students*
 NHPA Member - $90
 NHPA Non-Member - $190 †
 Non-CE Guest - $35 (eg, spouse)
 NHPA Member - $35
 NHPA Non-Member - $45†
 Non-CE Guest - $35
Nurse Practitioner**
 Attendee for CE - $90
 Non-CE Guest - $35
†Please note: Membership dues from 2014 do not carry over to the 2015 calendar year
*An additional $25 fee will be applied for on-site registration by Pharmacists and Technicians
** NHPA is an approved CE provider by the NH Board of Pharmacy. The NH Board of Nursing will accept NP credits for this program.
Registration and check for advance registration must be received by Friday November 27, 2015
(No refunds for cancellations received after 3:00pm on Wednesday December 2, 2015)
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Home Address: _____________________________________________________________________
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Please make check payable to: NHPA CE. Mail to: New Hampshire Pharmacists Association
10 Benning Street, Suite 2-223
West Lebanon, NH 03784
For online registration, please visit our website at: www.nhpharmacists.net
If you have questions regarding membership dues or registration, please email info@nhpharmacists.net
This program will provide 5 contact hours (0.5 CEU's) of Continuing Pharmacy Education credit for completion of this knowledge based activity.
Attendance and completion of the program evaluations are required for statements of credit. Attendees must complete a Program Evaluation Form after each presentation.
Statement of Disclosure: Disclosure will be made on the day of the program regarding any interest or affiliation a speaker may have with a supporting
organization
The University of New England College of Pharmacy is an accredited provider of Continuing Education by the
Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education. The New Hampshire Pharmacists Association has co-sponsored this
program with the University of New England.