THE WESTERN NEW YORK SOCIETY OF HEALTH-SYSTEM PHARMACISTS
Presents
Drug-Induced Renal Diseases
SPEAKER:
Calvin Meaney, PharmD, BCPS
Assistant Professor
University at Buffalo, School of Pharmacy
LOCATION:
Protocol Restaurant
6766 Transit Road
Williamsville, NY 14221
DATE:
Wednesday, February 24th, 2016
OBJECTIVES:
After attending this continuing education program:
Pharmacists will be able to:
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Identify at least 5 drugs or classes of drugs that can cause
clinically significant renal disease
Differentiate acute kidney injury and chronic kidney disease
Characterize common clinical manifestations of acute and chronic
drug-induced renal diseases
Describe the major mechanism(s) of the three categories of acute
kidney injury: pre-renal, intrinsic renal, and post-renal
Specify at least 3 drug-drug interactions that can cause renal
disease
Describe the interplay between renal dysfunction and druginduced renal disease
Given a patient case:
Identify risk factors for drug-induced renal disease
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Develop a strategy to prevent drug-induced renal
disease
b. Devise a pharmaceutical monitoring plan for a patient
with drug-induced renal disease
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Formulate a treatment approach for drug-induced renal
disease
d. Analyze therapeutic drug monitoring data for
aminoglycosides, vancomycin, and lithium
AUDIENCE:
Pharmacy technicians will be able to:
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Define drug-induced renal disease
Distinguish differences between acute and chronic renal diseases
Recognize common signs and symptoms of renal disease
Identify at least 5 common medications associated with renal
disease
List at least 3 common risk factors for drug-induced renal disease
Specify a common drug-drug interaction that can increase the risk
of renal disease
Define therapeutic drug monitoring
Identify at least 2 medications where therapeutic drug monitoring
can aid in the prevention of renal damage
Intended for Health-system pharmacists, students, technicians, faculty and pharmaceutical representatives
PROGRAM TYPE:
Knowledge-based
PROGRAM:
5:30PM – 6:00PM
6:00PM
6:15PM – 8:15PM
8:15PM – 8:30PM
Registration and Cash Bar/Vendor Displays
Dinner to be served
Speakers’ presentation
Questions/Answers
RESERVATIONS: Please confirm your reservations by February 17th, 2016 by registering on line
Indicate your dinner selection:
**WNYSHP business will be discussed prior to starting the presentation**
COST AND REFUND POLICY:
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Registration Fee: Members $30, Pharmacy Residents $15, Students $15, Non-Member Students $30, Technicians $15, Non-Member
Technicians $30, PAWNY/ASCP MEMBERS $40, Non Members $100. Payment is due on the meeting date.
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Please make checks payable to: WNYSHP
Cancellations MUST BE RECEIVED BY February 17, 2016 otherwise the registrant will be required to pay a $15 cancellation fee. Pre-payments will
be refunded if cancellation received by this date.
LATE REGISTRATION FEE IS $5 for registrations after February 17, 2016
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS:
The NYSCHP is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmaceutical education.
This program is approved for 0.2 CEU's 0134-0000-16-005-L01-P, 0134-0000-16-006-L01-T (2 contact hours). Statements of
Continuing Pharmacy Education Credit are available to participants upon the conclusion of the program with a survey link.
Participant must verify attendance at the meeting by entering the program CE code.
Attendees have 45 days from the date of the program to retrieve their credits. Payments to NYSCHP or WNYSHP are not deductible as
charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes. However, they may be deductible under other provisions of the Internal
Revenue Code (i.e., ordinary, necessary business expenses; miscellaneous itemized deduction).