12th Annual CE Symposium
June 4-5, 2015
Schedule – as of 3/18/15
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Time
Title/Topic
7:30-8:00am
Registration/Breakfast/Tech Help
8:00-8:15am
Welcome and Introductions
8:15-10:15am
New Drugs I
10:15-10:30am
10:30-11:45am
Break
11:45-1:00PM
Lunch
Medication Therapy
Management Case and Billing
Review: An Update
Speaker
Mary Graham, PharmD,
FASHP, Dean of Butler
University College of
Pharmacy and Health Sciences
Joe Jordan, PharmD, BCPS,
Associate Professor of
Pharmacy Practice at Butler
University and Drug
Information Specialist, IU
Health
Jessica Wilhoite, PharmD,
BCACP, Assistant Professor of
Pharmacy Practice at Butler
University, and Primary Care
Clinical Pharmacist, St. Vincent
Health
Activity
Type/Hours
Objectives
Knowledge
2.0
1. Review new molecular entities and newly indicated
drugs approved by FDA in 2014 and early 2015,
including indications and potential off label uses. 2.
Recognize the clinical relevant drug interactions,
common adverse effects, monitoring parameters,
contraindications and precautions of new drugs. 3.
Compare and contrast to other members of the
therapeutic classes.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-001-L01-P
Application
1.25
1. Practice the five core elements of the MTM service
model through patient case discussions. 2. Identify
medication-related problems and possible solutions
through patient case discussions. 3. Discuss potential
sources of reimbursement for the provision of MTM
services.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-002-L01-P
OPTIONAL Lunch Round Tables
(Both Days):
12:00 – 12:30pm
Round Table 1: Parenteral
Nutrition- Right formula for the
right patient?
Jane Gervasio, PharmD, BCNSP,
FCCP, Chair and Professor of
Pharmacy Practice at Butler
University
Application
0.5
1. Identify which factors to consider when
reviewing the history and physical exam of a
patient receiving parenteral nutrition? 2.
Calculate energy and protein requirements for a
given patient. 3. Evaluate a given PN formula
for a patient and determine if it meets the
patient’s requirements.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-003-L01-P
Round Table 2: Ingredients,
Excipients, Fillers...Oh My Herbal
Supplements!
Annette McFarland, PharmD,
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy
Practice at Butler University
Knowledge
0.5
1. Summarize details about an investigation that
revealed select herbal supplements sold by four major
retailers were mislabeled and contaminated. 2.
Discuss reputable on-line resources with information
about selecting nutritional supplements.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-004-L04-P
Round Table 3: What’s New in
Stroke Prevention?
Tracy Costello, PharmD, BCPS,
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy
Practice at Butler University, and
Clinical Pharmacy Specialist,
Family Medicine/PGY2
Pharmacotherapy Residency
Program Director, Community
Hospital East
Sheel Patel, PharmD, BCPS,
Assistant Professor, Department
of Pharmacy Practice, Butler
University
Knowledge
0.5
1. Discuss the use of antiplatelet agents for the
primary prevention of stroke.
2. Identify recommended non-pharmacologic
treatment options for the prevention of stroke.
3. List therapeutic goals targeted to reduce risk
factors associated with stroke.
Round Table 4: Closing the
Communication Gap Between
Pharmacists & Patients
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-005-L01-P
Knowledge
0.5
1. Describe the communication gap between
health care providers and patients. 2. Identify tips
to improve communication during a counseling
session. 3. Review strategies to help empower
patients to be more informed on medications.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-006-L04-P
1:00-2:00 pm
Round Table 5: Designing Your
Rotation Experience with the
Preceptor and Learner in Mind
Tracy Sprunger, PharmD, BCPS,
Associate Professor of Pharmacy
Practice at Butler University, and
Clinical Pharmacy Specialist,
Ambulatory Care, Butler
University Health and Wellness
Center
Knowledge
0.5
1. Discuss strategies to design or update your
learning experience. 2. Review learning styles
and discuss ideas to tailor rotation activities to
your learner.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-007-L04-P
Round Table 6: Recategorizing
Pregnancy and Lactation Labeling
Deborah Zeitlin, PharmD,
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy
Practice at Butler University, and
Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, IU
Methodist Family Medicine
Residency and IUHP Family
Medicine Center
Knowledge
0.5
1. Describe the new requirements for pregnancy
and lactation labeling. 2. Indicate changes that
will be made to patient package inserts. 3. Explain
the implications of the label changes.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-008-L01-P
Antimicrobial Stewardship
Kendra Damer, PharmD,
Knowledge
1. Explain the consequences of bacterial
Associate Professor of
Pharmacy Practice at Butler
University
1.0
resistance and inappropriate utilization of
antimicrobial therapy. 2. Describe the goals of
antimicrobial stewardship according to the IDSA
guidelines. 3. Select individuals and/or groups
that should ideally be involved in the
antimicrobial stewardship practices in an acute
care setting. 4. List the common strategies utilized
for practicing antimicrobial stewardship in the
acute care setting. 5. Demonstrate an understanding of antimicrobial stewardship strategies
when provided with a case scenario.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-009-L01-P
2:00-2:15 pm
Break
2:15-3:30 pm
The R.A.I.D. on Pain:
Pharmacists on the Frontlines
Darin Ramsey, PharmD, BCPS,
BCACP, Associate Professor of
Pharmacy Practice at Butler
University and Clinical
Pharmacy Specialist, Primary
Care, VA Medical Center
Knowledge
1.25
3:30-4:45 pm
Pharmacy Pearls I
All speakers from Thursday,
June 4th
Knowledge
1.25
4:45 pm
Evaluations
1. Review roadblocks in pain management between
inpatient and outpatient settings.
2. Assess new formulations and their current place in
pain management. 3. Implement Indiana’s new opioid
prescribing legislation into pharmacy practice. 4.
Discuss tactics to deter
crime in the community pharmacy setting.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-010-L05-P
1. Explain one example of a tool, intervention, skill or
behavior that improves patient safety, drug
information, pharmacy management & leadership,
pharmacy career development, or technology. 2.
Describe steps for implementation of intervention that
improves patient safety, drug information, pharmacy
management & leadership, pharmacy career
development or technology. 3. Identify one
opportunity to improve pharmacy care or pharmacy
career development in a variety of healthcare practice
settings. 4. List best practices in any area of patient
safety, drug information, pharmacy management &
leadership, pharmacy career development or
technology. UAN #: 0000-15-011-L04-P
Friday, June 5, 2015
Time
Title/Topic
7:30-8:00am
8:15-8:45am
Registration/Breakfast/Tech Help
Welcome and House Keeping
Erin Albert, MBA, PharmD, JD
Associate Professor of Pharmacy
Practice, Butler University
Pharmacy Law Update
Erin Albert, MBA, PharmD, JD
8:45-10:45am
New Drugs II
10:45-11:00 am
Break
Advocate to Vaccinate: A 2015
Update on ACIP Vaccination
Recommendations
8:00-8:15am
11:00-12:30 pm
Speaker
Activity
Type/Hours
Objectives
Knowledge
0.5
1. List the updates on pharmacy related laws that
came out of the 2015 legislative session; 2. Describe
the healthcare related laws that may affect pharmacy
out of the 2015 Indiana General Assembly; 3.
Recognize changes to the Board of Pharmacy’s
administrative code. And 4. Recognize updates and
changes to the law that are still pending both at the
Indiana State and Federal law levels.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-012-L03-P
1. Review new molecular entities and newly indicated
drugs approved by FDA in 2014 and early 2015,
including indications and potential off label uses. 2.
Recognize the clinical relevant drug interactions,
common adverse effects, monitoring parameters,
contraindications and precautions of new drugs. 3.
Compare and contrast to other members of the
therapeutic classes.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-013-L01-P
Joe Jordan, PharmD, BCPS,
Associate Professor of Pharmacy
Practice at Butler University and
Drug Information Specialist, IU
Health
Knowledge
2.0
Carolyn Jung, PharmD, BCPS,
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy
Practice at Butler University and
Clinical Pharmacy Specialist,
Internal Medicine, Eskenazi
Health
Application
1.5
1. Discuss the 2015 ACIP recommendations for
child, adolescent, and adult vaccinations.
2. Apply ACIP vaccination recommendations to
case-based scenarios. 3. Evaluate the role of
pharmacists in promoting immunization as a
public health initiative.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-014-L01-P
12:30-1:45 pm
Lunch
OPTIONAL Lunch Round Tables
(Both Days):
12:45– 1:15pm
Round Table 1: Parenteral
Nutrition- Right formula for the
right patient?
Jane Gervasio, PharmD, BCNSP,
FCCP, Chair and Professor of
Pharmacy Practice at Butler
University
Application
0.5
1. Identify which factors to consider when
reviewing the history and physical exam of a
patient receiving parenteral nutrition? 2.
Calculate energy and protein requirements for a
given patient. 3. Evaluate a given PN formula
for a patient and determine if it meets the
patient’s requirements.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-003-L01-P
Round Table 2: Ingredients,
Excipients, Fillers...Oh My Herbal
Supplements!
Annette McFarland, PharmD,
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy
Practice at Butler University
Knowledge
0.5
1. Summarize details about an investigation that
revealed select herbal supplements sold by four major
retailers were mislabeled and contaminated. 2.
Discuss reputable on-line resources with information
about selecting nutritional supplements.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-004-L04-P
Round Table 3: What’s New in
Stroke Prevention?
Tracy Costello, PharmD, BCPS,
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy
Practice at Butler University, and
Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Family
Medicine/PGY2 Pharmacotherapy
Residency Program Director,
Community Hospital East
Knowledge
0.5
1. Discuss the use of antiplatelet agents for the
primary prevention of stroke.
2. Identify recommended non-pharmacologic
treatment options for the prevention of stroke.
3. List therapeutic goals targeted to reduce risk
factors associated with stroke.
Sheel Patel, PharmD, BCPS, Assistant
Professor, Department of Pharmacy
Practice, Butler University
Knowledge
0.5
Round Table 4: Closing the
Communication Gap Between
Pharmacists & Patients
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-005-L01-P
1.Describe the communication gap between
health care providers and patients. 2. Identify tips
to improve communication during a counseling
session. 3. Review strategies to help empower
patients to be more informed on medications.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-006-L04-P
Round Table 5: Designing Your
Rotation Experience with the
Preceptor and Learner in Mind
Round Table 6: Recategorizing
Pregnancy and Lactation Labeling
Tracy Sprunger, PharmD, BCPS,
Associate Professor of Pharmacy
Practice at Butler University, and
Clinical Pharmacy Specialist,
Ambulatory Care, Butler University
Health and Wellness Center
Deborah Zeitlin, PharmD, Assistant
Professor of Pharmacy Practice at
Butler University, and Clinical
Pharmacy Specialist, IU Methodist
Family Medicine Residency and
IUHP Family Medicine Center
Knowledge
0.5
1. Discuss strategies to design or update your
learning experience. 2. Review learning styles
and discuss ideas to tailor rotation activities to
your learner.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-007-L04-P
Knowledge
0.5
1. Describe the new requirements for pregnancy
and lactation labeling. 2. Indicate changes that
will be made to patient package inserts. 3. Explain
the implications of the label changes.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-008-L01-P
1:45-2:45 pm
Safe Delivery of the Most
Complex Drug – Parenteral
Nutrition
2:45-3:00 pm
3:00-4:00 pm
Break
What’s New in Diabetes? A
Case-Based Approach to the
Guidelines
4:00-5:15 pm
Pharmacy Pearls II
5:15 pm
Evaluations
Jane Gervasio, PharmD, BCNSP,
FCCP, Chair and Professor of
Pharmacy Practice at Butler
University
and
Angela Ockerman, BS, RPh,
PharmD, Assistant Professor and
Laboratory Coordinator,
Department of Pharmaceutical
Sciences, Butler University
Application
1.0
1. Summarize best practices for parenteral
nutrition prescribing and order review and
processing. 2. Apply safe parenteral nutrition
administration recommendations to improve the
safety of this process. 3. Appraise the safety
of current parenteral nutrition compounding
practice.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-015-L05-P
Lauren Czosnowski, PharmD,
BCPS
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy
Practice at Butler University and
Clinical Specialist, IU Health
Methodist Hospital
Application
1.0
1. Discuss updates in the 2015 American Diabetes
Association Standards of Medical Care for
patients with type 2 diabetes.
2. Practice making recommendations for
optimizing blood glucose control based on drug
mechanisms and standards of care using specific
patient cases.
3. Formulate medication recommendations to
help prevent long-term complications of type 2
diabetes using the 2015 American Diabetes
Association Standards of Medical Care.
UAN #: 0017-0000-15-016-L01-P
All speakers from Friday, June 5th
Knowledge
1.25
1. Explain one example of a tool, intervention, skill or
behavior that improves patient safety, drug
information, pharmacy management & leadership,
pharmacy career development, or technology. 2.
Describe steps for implementation of intervention that
improves patient safety, drug information, pharmacy
management & leadership, pharmacy career
development or technology. 3. Identify one
opportunity to improve pharmacy care or pharmacy
career development in a variety of healthcare practice
settings. 4. List best practices in any area of patient
safety, drug information, pharmacy management &
leadership, pharmacy career development or
technology. UAN #: 0017-0000-15-017-L04-P