2015 Midyear Conference

AmericAn Society for AutomAtion in PhArmAcy 492 Norr istown Road, Suite 160 • Blue Bel l , PA 19422

610/825-7783 • Fax: 610/825-7641 • www.asapnet.org

June 25–27 | The Breakers | Palm Beach, Florida

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Online conference registration available by visiting www.asapnet.org/registration.html

Event HighlightsGovernment Procurement and Implementation of Technology

An Update on Provider Regulations and Solutions | Retail Pharmacy Clinical Services

Interoperability’s Call to Action | Federal Healthcare Policy | Technology Financing

Credit-Card Security | Understanding the Supply Chain Security Act | Population Health ManagementApplied for 4.5 hours of CE credit

Early Bird Registration Available Until May 22See how technology is being applied to the world of pharmacy

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Thursday, June 2511:30 – 1:00 registration

1:00 – 1:30 Government Procurement and Implementation of Technology: navigating the Process

Marc Young, Pharm.D., M.S., R.Ph., Chief Strategy Officer, Nationwide Pharmaceutical

The government acquisition process and implementa-tion of clinical information systems can be difficult and frustrating. Understanding the nuances, governance structure, and constraints are key to a good start. Marc will provide an overview of what it takes to successfully navigate the requirements.

1:30 – 2:00 Federal healthcare Policy: a Legislative and regulatory update

Brian Reardon, Principal, Venn StrategiesBrian will provide an overview of health policy developments at the federal legislative and regulatory level. In particular, he will focus on how those policies could affect long-term care providers and the pharmacies that serve them.

2:00 – 2:30 Break

2:30 – 3:00 Know your Provider: Provider regulation and solutions update

Dan Schofield, Head of Product Management, Health Market Science, a LexisNexis Company

Dan will provide an update on regulations in pharmacy, including CMS provider enrollment, ACA provider screen-ing, and an update on the DEA. He will also discuss technology and solutions available to the pharmacy to manage these new challenges.

3:00 – 3:30 retail Pharmacy Clinical services: Influence of aCOs and healthcare Financing Models

Tim Kosty, R.Ph., President, Pharmacy Healthcare Solutions, Inc.

Oftentimes we view clinical services in the retail setting only from the pharmacy perspective. Tim will look at the decision criteria from the different stakeholder per-spectives to determine where potential alignment can occur to support retail pharmacy clinical services and create a self-sustaining business model. He’ll focus on the potential clinical services that can be delivered in a retail pharmacy setting and evaluate and discuss the perspective of the different stakeholders (risk-bearing entity, physicians, patients, pharmacists) in terms of their goals and objectives, timeline, and perspective. Tim will also provide a historical review of service offer-ings and the effectiveness in implementation.

3:30 – 4:00 Break

4:00 – 4:30 Interoperability’s Call to action: doing What We do Best even Better

Tricia Lee Wilkins, Pharm.D., M.S., Ph.D., Pharmacy Advisor, Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC)

ONC recognizes the vital role of pharmacists in delivery of safe and efficient high-quality patient care. While the increase in adoption of e-prescribing functionality is promising, unidirectional flow of patient information lim-its both system-wide efficiency and the extent to which patient care may be optimized. We need to build upon existing standards and technical capabilities, such as advanced e-prescribing functions, while moving toward fully interoperable health IT systems that allow bidirec-tional exchange of patient information. Tricia will cover both the need and opportunities for pharmacy integra-tion within an interoperable health system, as outlined in the ONC Nationwide Interoperability Roadmap.

4:30 – 5:30 Open for Business Meetings

5:30 – 7:00 President’s reception

June 25–27 | The Breakers | Palm Beach, Florida

FrIday, June 268:00 – 9:00 Continental Breakfast

9:00 – 9:15 Midyear report on asaP activities

9:15 – 9:30 Gold sponsor Podium Time

9:30 – 10:00 Technology Financing: solutions for Today’s economic Climate

Mark Johnson, National Sales Manager, Americorp Financial

Mark will cover how to effectively use finance solutions for both vendors selling technology and pharmacies acquiring it. Find out how, with creative programs, mar-keting, and sales tools, the “budget” excuse should no longer be a hurdle that stops a customer from obtaining your technology. With such tools as bridge to budget, deferred payments, equity rentals, practice builders, and more, there really is a solution for every situation.

10:00 – 10:30 Credit-Card security: Myths Versus reality

Brad Jones, President & CEO, Retail Management Solutions

Brad will explain the difference between PCI-DSS and PA-DSS and what each actually means to the merchant. He will discuss EMV and how it won’t protect merchants from breaches, along with P2PE and how it will protect merchants from breaches. He’ll also explain the mis-conceptions regarding PCI and why merchants are really never out of scope as long as they accept credit cards. Finally, Brad will also explain what the October 2015 EMV date actually means versus what many believe it to mean.

10:30 – 11:00 Break

11:00 – 11:30 understanding the drug supply Chain security act: The Impacts on PharmacyHeather Zenk, Pharm.D., R.Ph., VP, Secure Supply Chain, AmerisourceBergen Corporation

Heather will review the key Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) regulatory definitions, dates, and require-ments. And she will bring us up to date on how the industry is implementing the act.

11:30 – 12:00 Population health Management: One Patient at a TimeJoe Moose, Pharm.D., Owner & Community Pharmacy Lead Coordinator, Moose Pharmacy and Community Care of North Carolina

How can pharmacy use technology to get into the population health management spectrum? What will the practice model look like if the healthcare silos crumble? Learn where on the total cost-of-care value curve phar-macy is today and where it will need to be in the future to shift the curve.

12:00 – 1:30 Lunch

1:30 – 5:30 Open for Business Meetings

5:30 – 7:00 reception

saTurday, June 278:30 – 9:30 Concluding Continental Breakfast

Online conference registration and payment available by visiting www.asapnet.org/registration.html

AmericAn Society for AutomAtion in PhArmAcy 492 Norr istown Road, Suite 160 • Blue Bel l , PA 19422

610/825-7783 • Fax: 610/825-7641 • www.asapnet.org

hotel informationDon’t delay in making your room reservation. Rooms will go quickly at the meeting rate of $225 per night plus tax, available until May 29. Call 888/273-2537 and mention the American Society for Automation in Pharmacy.

Now in its second century, The Breakers continues the tradi-tion of excellence begun by its founder, Henry Morrison Flagler. Set amid 140 acres of breathtaking oceanfront property, The Breakers is a recipient of the prestigious AAA Five Diamond Award and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

It features two championship golf courses, with the par-70 Ocean Course, Florida’s first 18-hole golf course, on-site. Nine on-site restaurants offer a myriad of choices for your dining plea-sure, including The Seafood Bar, The Flagler Steakhouse, The Beach Club Restaurant, and The Ocean Grill.

meeting attireAttire for this meeting is business casual. The Breakers’ res-

taurants have specific dress codes, however. Average June temperatures in Palm Beach range between 74°F and 89°F.

ground transportationThe Breakers is approximately seven miles or 15 minutes from Palm Beach International Airport (PBI). A taxi from Palm Beach International Airport costs approximately $30. To arrange for car service, please contact the hotel concierge or visit the confer-ence page at www.asapnet.org/registration.html to download a reservation form. The cost for a sedan for up to three people from Palm Beach International is approximately $80 one-way. This can be charged to your room. Rates from other area airports are available as well. Valet parking is $25 per day.

ce credit Application is being made for continuing education credit for the conference programming.

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Conference Details | June 25–27 | The Breakers | Palm Beach, Florida