Official Convention Program – Sponsored by IU Health

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2019

Indiana Pharmacists

Convention & Exposition

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome – IPA Leadership__________________________________ 3

Embassy Suites Map_______________________________________ 4

Exposition Booth Map______________________________________ 5

Dinner in the City Restaurants_______________________________ 6

Poster Showcase- Sponsors_______________________________ 7

Friday Schedule____________________________________________ 8

Saturday Schedule__________________________________________ 9

2019 IPA Award Recipients___________________________________ 10

Friday Continuing Education Program Details________________ 11

Saturday Continuing Education Program Details_____________ 13

Obtaining CPE Credit_______________________________________ 16

Future Pharmacist Conference Schedule____________________ 17

Upcoming 2019 IPA Events _________________________________ 18

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We hope you enjoy the Embassy Suites Conference

Center and take advantage of your time here to learn and connect with other pharmacy leaders from across Indiana. IPA is the voice of pharmacy in Indiana, and that voice is stronger because of your participation.

We are confident that you will return home with many ideas to improve health outcomes in your community.

Thank you for being here! Have fun.

Denise Denise Fields, PharmD

IPA President

Randy Randy Hitchens, RPh,MBA IPA Exec. Vice President

INDIANA PHARMACISTS STAFF

Executive Vice President- Randy Hitchens, RPh, MBA

Director of Marketing & Education- Veronica Leffler, BBA

Meetings Manager- Carol Dunham, ASEM

Lobbyists- Bill Keown, JD and Russ Stults, JD

Accountant- Joseph Becher, CPA

2019 IPA Leadership Roster Leading the Profession

IPA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Executive Committee

President — Denise Fields, PharmD President Elect — Lynn Thoma, PharmD

Immediate Past President — Nick Sloffer, RPh Treasurer — Herb Halley, PharmD

Executive Vice President — Randy Hitchens, RPh, MBA

DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES District 1 & 2 — Danniel Cline, PharmD

District 3 & 5 — Teresa DeLellis, PharmD Districts 4 & 7 — Alex Isaacs, PharmD, BCPS

District 6 & 9 — Camille Boyken, RPh District 8 — Lester Burris, PharmD

ACADEMIES Indiana Academy of Community Pharmacists

President — Ryan Ades, PharmD President Elect — Mark Bunton, RPh

Indiana Academy of Health-System Pharmacists President — Carrie Morton, PharmD

President Elect — Tate Trujillo, PharmD, BCPS, FCCM, FASHP

Indiana Academy of Independent Pharmacists President — Ben Laney, RPh

President Elect — Leslie Davis, PharmD Indiana Academy of Non-Traditional Pharmacists

President — Angela Skaff-Hertig, PharmD President Elect — Brock Davis, PharmD

Indiana Academy of Student Pharmacists Anthony Giazzon & Claire Schumann - Purdue

Michelle DiFatta & Laura Sosinski - Butler John Palaika & Alex Young - Manchester

PHARMACY EDUCATION FOUNDATION President — Ron Snow, RPh

LEGISLATIVE & REGULATORY COUNCIL Co-Chair — Veronica Vernon, PharmD

Co-Chair — Megan Dorrell, PharmD

EDUCATION COUNCIL Co-Chair — Meghan Bodenberg, PharmD

Co-Chair — Cindi Koh-Knox Sharp, PharmD

NEW PRACTITIONER COUNCIL Co-Chair — Maryam Noureldin, PharmD

Co-Chair — Nira Kadakia, PharmD

MEMBERSHIP COUNCIL Chair — Nick Sloffer, RPh

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101: Indiana State Department of Health

103: Indiana State Department of Health

105: Indiana State Department of Health

200: RXQ Compounding

201: Plews ShadleyRacher Braun Law

202: BTG International

203: Regions Bank

204: Meijer Pharmacies

205: Butler College of Pharmacy

206: AmerisourceBergen

207: TRC Healthcare

208: TBD

209: Eagle Pharmaceuticals

210: Allergan

211: Kroger Pharmacies

212: Manchester College of Pharmacy

213: Astellas Pharma

300: Liberty Software

301: Student Pharmacists Academy

302: Cardinal Health

303: Non-Traditional Pharmacists Academy

304: McKesson

305: Health-System Pharmacists Academy

306: American Pharmacy Services Corp.

307: Community Pharmacists Academy

308: Pharmacists Mutual

309: Independent Pharmacists Academy

310: Mainpointe Pharmaceuticals

312: Flash Returns

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POSTERS BEV/SNACKS INDIANA

PHARMACISTS

ASSOCIATION

PRIZES & MIC

ENTRANCE

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Stone Creek – 13902 Town Center Boulevard, Noblesville, IN 46060 Stone Creek Dining Company Focuses on innovative cuisine in an upscale atmosphere. The

Noblesville location “blends elegance and comfort” with its delicious food and first-rate service. It

offers a wide variety of your favorites, from sandwiches and salads to steaks, seafood and pastas.

Vegan/vegetarian options available

Tucanos- 13225 Levinson Lane, Noblesville, IN 46060 Tucanos Brazilian Grill offers a dining experience rich in flavor and heritage. Dine “churrasco” style,

where the servers of Tucanos offer you a variety of assorted breads, fried bananas, salads, soups

and grilled meats and vegetables.

Vegan/vegetarian options available

Dinner in the City

Friday April 12th 7:00pm

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Poster Showcase (Friday Expo, 4:00 - 6:00 pm)

Special Thanks toOur

2019 Convention Sponsors

American Pharmacy Services Corp.

Banks Exquisite Travel Eli Lilly

Genoa Healthcare Independent Pharmacy Cooperative

IU Health Kreig Devault Law

McKesson Meijer Pharmacies

John Nine CareSource

Regions Bank Mortgage

OptumRx, Inc. Parkview Health

Pfizer Pharmacists Mutual Insurance Co.

Pharmacy Quality Commitment Plews Shadley Racher Braun Law

So-Fi Butler, Purdue & Manchester Colleges of

Pharmacy The Capitol Group

1 – Global Health Learning Outcomes and Competencies Among Pharmacy Students. Erica Allen, Ellen Schellhase. Purdue University. West Lafayette, Indiana.

2 – Implementation of a Pharmacy-Managed Transition of Care Tool. Jasmine Coatie, Andrea Dawson. Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center, Indianapolis, Indiana

3 – Polymyxin Use in Cystic Fibrosis Exacerbations:

A Survey of Current Practice. Rachel Rogers, Colleen Sakon. Purdue University and IU Health University Hospital. Indianapolis, Indiana. 4 – Assessing the Impact of Pharmacist Conducted

Pre-Visit Calls for High-Risk Patients Identified Using the CAN Score. Kay Bahrey, Amanda Throckmorton. Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center, Indianapolis, Indiana.

5 – Evaluation of Meropenem Use in Community

Hospital. Kathy Warchawsky, Robin Winegardner. IU Health North. Carmel, Indiana.

6 – Traits of Students Enrolled in Complementary and Alternative Medicine (PHPR 48900). Khanh Duong, Cynthia Koh-Knox Sharp. Purdue University. West Lafayette, Indiana.

7 – Psilocybin as Medicine. Jack Moen, Cynthia Koh-Knox Sharp. Purdue University. West Lafayette, Indiana. 8 – Student Perspectives About Strategies in

Mindfulness. Jennifer Nguyen, Julia Bass, Cynthia Koh-Knox Sharp. Purdue University. West Lafayette, Indiana. 9 – Development of a Mindfulness Course for Pharmacy Students. Geoffrey Pucci, Cynthia Koh-Knox Sharp. Purdue University. West Lafayette, Indiana.

10 – Pharmacist Preceptor Knowledge and Perceptions of MAT in Indiana Community Pharmacies. Elizabeth Davenport, Monica Miller, Stephanie Arnett, Molly Nichols. Walgreen Company and Purdue University. Carmel, Indiana. 11 – IPPE Students Engage in Interprofessional Public Health Projects. Patricia Darbishire, Marija Stefanoska. Purdue University. West Lafayette, Indiana

12 – Student Observations of Medication Error Reporting Practices in Community Pharmacy Settings. Patricia Darbishire, Jessica Zhao, Angad Sodhi, Chelsea Anderson. Purdue University. West Lafayette, Indiana

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IPA Convention Schedule – Friday April 12, 2019 Time Activity Room

7:30 - 8:00 am Registration, Breakfast Refreshments Sponsor: American Pharmacy Services Corporation

Waters C

7:30 - 5:00 pm PEF Silent Auction Display Open – Begin Bidding Waters C

8:00 - 8:30 am Welcome and Leadership Introductions Denise Fields, IPA President and Randy Hitchens, IPA Executive VP Waters C

8:30 - 9:00 am IPA Academy Updates Our Community, Health-System, Independent, Non-Traditional and Student Board Presidents will share their 2019 objectives and key Academy activities.

Waters C

9:00 - 10:00 am Keynote: Pharmacists for Healthier Lives Lucinda Maine, CEO, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-008-L04-P (Pharmacists) Sponsor: CareSource

Waters C

10:00 - 10:15 am Networking Break Sponsor: American Pharmacy Services Corporation

10:15 - 11:15 am Enrolling and Graduating the Right Students: Challenges and Strategies in an Ever-Changing Pharmacy Landscape Patrick George, Bonnie Brown, Gregory B. Hetrick ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-001-L04-P (Pharmacists)

Waters C

11:20am-12:50 pm

Indiana Pharmacists 2019 Awards Luncheon Presentation of Awards, McSoley Scholarships and 50-Year Pharmacist Certificates Sponsor: IU Health

Waters DE

1:00 - 2:30 pm Caring for Diverse Patient Populations Ahmed Abdelmageed and Ashley Townsend de Lara ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-002-L04-P (Pharmacists)

Waters C

2:30 - 2:45 pm Networking Break

2:45 - 3:45 pm Pharmacists ARE Leaders, Prepare Yourself Carrie Morton, Jennifer Copple ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-002-L04-P (Pharmacists)

Waters C

4:00 - 6:00 pm Exposition Hall Celebration Join the Party! Visit over 30 Exhibitor and Academy booths, and the Poster Showcase. Win over $400 in Prizes by having Exhibitors check-off your Expo Pass Card and dropping off at the IPA Booth by 5:30pm. Network with your friends over food, drink and music.

Waters AB

6:00 - 6:45 pm Dean’s Reception Attend this fun social event hosted by Deans Robert Soltis (Butler), Eric Barker (Purdue) and Tommy Smith (Manchester). All pharmacists, students, and technicians are invited to attend. Sponsors: Purdue, Butler, and Manchester Colleges of Pharmacy

Creekside BC

7:00 - 8:30 pm Dinner in the City Join 100+ of your friends for dinner at Tucanos Brazilian Steakhouse or Stone Creek at Hamilton Town Center. Participants pre-select and pre-pay upon registration. Sponsor: Regions Mortgage

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IPA Convention Schedule – Saturday April 13, 2019 Time Activity Room

7:00 - 8:00 am Registration, Breakfast Refreshments Sponsor: American Pharmacy Services Corporation

Waters C

7:00 - 8:00 am IPA Past-Presidents Breakfast Host: Nick Sloffer [Invitation Only]

Stoney Creek A

7:30 - 9:45 am PEF Silent Auction Display Open Waters C

8:00 am- 3:45pm Future Pharmacist Conference (Students) An exciting all-day event for student pharmacists, featuring various career development panels, speakers, financial planning information, and CV review! Includes lunch. Hosted by Maryam Noureldin, Nira Kadakia Sponsor: John Nine, Purdue Alumnus

Creekside AB

8:00 am Welcome Waters C

8:00 - 9:30 am Advancing the Pharmacy Profession: Legislative Update Veronica Vernon, Russ Stults ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-003-L03-P (Pharm) 0120-0000-19-003-L03-T (Tech) Sponsor: The Capitol Group

Waters C

9:30 - 9:45 am Networking Break - Silent Auction Closes at 9:45 Last Minute Bidding!

9:45 - 10:45 am ABC’s of CBD in Indiana Ian Brown, Josh Tatum ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-004-L04-P (Pharmacists) Sponsor: Plews Shadley Racher & Braun Attorneys at Law

Waters C

10:45 - 11:45 am Pharmacy Extenders: How Pharmacy Students Can Expand Your Services Meghan Bodenberg, Sara Trovinger, Patti Darbishire, April Hegg ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-004-L04-P (Pharmacists)

Waters C

11:50am-12:55pm

Indiana Political Action Luncheon* Meet and discuss 2019 IPA pharmacy legislation with Senator Ron Grooms, House Representative Steve Davisson and our Legislative-Regulatory team. Let them hear your voice! [Separate fee paid at registration] Sponsor: Independent Pharmacy Cooperative

Waters E

11:50am-1:00pm Lunch Break Those not attending IPAC luncheon will network and get lunch on your own.

11:50am-1:00pm PEF Silent Auction Purchases Pay for Your Items at Registration Table Waters C

1:00 - 2:30 pm Team Building: Focusing on Resilience in Work and Home Deanna Kania-Totton, Jane Gervasio ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-005-L04-P (Pharmacists)

Waters C

2:30 - 2:45 pm Networking Break/Silent Auction Purchases

2:45 - 3:45 pm Providing Pharmacy Services for Bariatric Patients Linda McElhiney ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-006-L04-P (Pharmacists)

Creekside C

2:45 - 3:45 pm Understanding the Impact of the Drug Shortage Crisis Rola Kaakeh ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-007-L04-P (Pharmacists)

Waters C

3:45 - 4:00 pm Networking Break/Silent Auction Purchases

4:00 - 5:00 pm IPA OTC Challenge Fun, engaging competition of self-care topics for pharmacists, students, and technicians. Features Butler, Manchester, and Purdue teams. Cyndi Koh-Knox ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-009-L04-P (Pharm) 0120-0000-19-009-L04-T(Tech)

Waters C

5:00 pm Adjournment

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Herb J. Halley was named a Purdue Distinguished Pharmacy Alumnus for working

with Purdue to create one of the nation’s first non-traditional PharmD degree

programs, developing many advanced clinical pharmacy services, and building

pharmacy student experiential rotations as well as a PGY1 residency.

He currently serves as IPA Treasurer and is a past president of the Indiana

Society of Health System Pharmacists. Herb recently retired from the Manchester

College of Pharmacy as a member of their leadership team which built their

program and achieved ACPE accreditation. As Director of Experiential Programs, he worked with

practitioners to initiate over 1,000 months of APPE and IPPE rotations. Herb is an active member of St.

Charles Catholic Church, serves people in need by being a caseworker for St. Vincent de Paul Society,

and through the Knights of Columbus. Herb and his wife, Marge, were high school sweethearts, married

during college, have two sons (both pharmacists), three daughters (nurse practitioner, occupational

therapist, veterinary nurse), outstanding son and daughter-in-laws, and 19 grandkids.

2019 IPA AWARD RECIPIENTS

Bowl of Hygeia

Herb J. Halley, PharmD

Excellence in Innovation

Megan Dorrell, PharmD, BCAP

Distinguished Young Pharmacist

Veronica Vernon, PharmD

Purdue University

Glen Sperandio Award

Pamela Ringor, RPh

Donald L. Moore

Independent Pharmacist of the Year

Hamid Abbaspour, RPh, MBA

Joseph E. McSoley

Pharmacist of the Year

Patricia Bianco, RPh

50-year Pharmacist Certificates

David A. Sappenfield, RPh – James P. Poore, RPh

Robert W. Cummins, RPh – David Teeter, PharmD

Stephen Coryell, RPh – Kenneth Bassler, RPh, PhD

William Z. Way, RPh – Robert A. Wittgen, RPh

John D. Schimizzi, RPh – Jerome J. Degitz, RPh

Ronald R. Luken, RPh, MBA – Mary Jane

Schafhauser, RPh

Beyond Dispensing Award

Rola Kaakeh, PharmD

Glen Sperandio Health-System

Pharmacist of the Year

Emily Papineau, PharmD, BCPS

Jeremy Thain

Pharmacist Mentor of the Year

Jeremy Thain, RPh

Outstanding Student of the Year

Emily Hoffman, Butler University

Pharmacist Technician of the Year

Jenna Smith, CPhT

Sustainable Corporate Partner

IU Health – Dawn Moore, PharmD

McSoley Scholarships

Purdue: Anthony Giazzon

Butler: Laura Sosinski

Manchester: Erum Rizvi

Bowl of Hygeia Award: Herb J. Halley, PharmD

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Continuing Pharmacy Education Agenda –

Career and Knowledge Pathways

FRIDAY - APRIL 12, 2019

Friday - 9:00 - 10:00 am

KEYNOTE: Pharmacist for

Healthier Lives

(1.0 hr/0.1 CEUs)

ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-008-

L04-P (Pharmacists)

Description: Pharmacists for Healthier Lives is a national public

media campaign launched in October 2018 by 10 state and

national pharmacy associations, including Indiana Pharmacists

Association. This presentation will provide attendees information

on the purpose, audiences, core messages and reach of the

campaign after the first six months. Attendees will identify ways

that they can participate to deliver campaign messages and

materials to members of the public they reach.

KEYNOTE SPEAKER:

Lucinda Maine, Ph.D., R.Ph.

Executive Vice President and CEO of American

Association of Colleges of Pharmacy

Friday - 10:15 - 11:15 am

Enrolling and Graduating the

Right Students: Challenges and

Strategies in an Ever-Changing

Pharmacy Landscape

(1.0 hr/0.1 CEUs)

ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-001-

L04-P (Pharmacist)

Description: Representatives from Butler, Manchester and

Purdue will describe recent trends in pharmacy school

applications, enrollments and positions secured by graduates

from their schools. The three programs will outline their

respective approaches for recruiting students and preparing

them for post-graduation positions. Involvement of Indiana

pharmacist practitioners will be highlighted.

Patrick George, RPh. Director of Professional

Program Admissions, Purdue

University

Bonnie Brown, PharmD.

Associate Dean for Academic and

Administrative Affairs, Butler

University

Gregory B. Hetrick, M.Ed. Director of

Admissions and Enrollment Management,

Manchester University

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Friday - 1:00 - 2:30 pm Caring for Diverse Patient Populations (1.5 hrs/0.15 CEUs) ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-011-L04-P (Pharmacist)

Description: According to textbook Medical Management of

Vulnerable and Underserved Patients: Principles, Practice, and

Population, “Culture is a coherent system of beliefs, values, and

lifestyles held by individuals, their communities, and the larger

sociopolitical structure in which they live. Culture is a dynamic

entity and is responsive to changes such as socioeconomic

position, immigration, and other factors.” In this lecture we will

discuss different ways in which we can better care for our

diverse patient population.

Ahmed

Abdelmageed,

PharmD.

Assistant Dean

of Student,

Alumni, and

Community Engagement at

Manchester University

Ashley

Townsend de

Lara,

PharmD,

BCACP.

Clinical Pharmacist at

Shalom Health Care Center

Friday - 2:45 - 3:45 pm

Pharmacists ARE Leaders,

Prepare Yourself

(1.0 hr/0.1 CEUs)

ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-002-

L04-P (Pharmacist)

Description: This is an interactive presentation that will explain

why leadership is needed in our profession, define the difference

between being a manager and a leader. This presentation will

help you identify the opportunity and skills you need to continue

to advance your career.

Carrie

Morton,

PharmD,

MBA.

Director of

Pharmacy,

Deaconess

Health System in Evansville,

Indiana

Jennifer

Copple,

PharmD.

Pharmacy

Manager,

Bethesda

North Hospital

Cincinnati, OH

Throughout Friday and Saturday, be sure to visit the Silent

Auction located in Waters C.

Items include collectible antique pharmacy memorabilia,

Colts, Butler and Purdue sports items, and local business

donations. Once you make your bids, be sure to check on

them throughout the weekend! Bidding will close at 9:45

am on Saturday. Items can be paid for and picked up

during lunch.

Checks should be made to Pharmacy Education

Foundation. Cash/credit also accepted.

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SATURDAY - APRIL 13, 2019

Saturday - 8:00 - 9:30 am

Advancing the Profession

Through Pharmacy Legislative

Update

(1.5 hrs/0.15 CEUs)

ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-003-

L03-P (Pharmacist), 0120-0000-

19-003-L03-T (Technician)

Description: Advancing the profession through legislation and

advocacy efforts is an integral part of IPA. An in-depth review of

the 2019 legislative agenda and priorities will be discussed.

Participants will be encouraged to participate during this

engaging session.

Veronica Vernon, PharmD,

BCPS, BCACP, NCMP.

Assistant Professor of

Pharmacy Practice, Butler

University

Russ Stults, J.D.

IPA Lobbyist

Partner, The Capital Group

Saturday – 9:45 - 10:45 am

ABC’S of CBD in Indiana

(1.0 hrs/0.1 CEUs)

ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-010-

L04-P (Pharmacist)

Description: CBD and other cannabis-related products are

rapidly entering the national marketplace; learn about the

business opportunities and legal aspects of these new products

in Indiana.

Ian Brown

Partner, SaintGene

Josh Tatum, J.D.

Associate at Plews Shadley

Racher & Braun

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Saturday - 10:45 - 11:45 am

Pharmacy Extenders: How

Pharmacy Students Can Expand

Your Services

(1.0 hr/0.1 CEUs)

ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-004-

L04-P (Pharmacists)

Description: In the era of "doing more with less", it is important

for pharmacists in all practice settings to look to resources to

help accomplish their workload. One approach is to better utilize

pharmacy students during their introductory and advanced

pharmacy practice experiences. We will introduce and then

discuss examples from practitioners in the community, hospital,

and non-traditional areas of pharmacy who have successfully

incorporated pharmacy extenders into their practice.

Meghan Bodenberg PharmD, BCPS Associate

Professor and Director of Site based Experiential

Education, Butler University College of Pharmacy

& Health Sciences

Sara Trovinger, PharmD, M.S.Ed. Director of

Experiential Education and Assistant Professor of

Pharmacy Practice, Manchester University

Patti Darbishire, PharmD. Clinical

Professor in Pharmacy Practice, IPPE Director

and currently Interim Associate Dean for Academic

Affairs, Purdue University

April Hegg, BS, R.Ph., PharmD. Pharmacy

Manager, St. Vincent Williamsport Hospital

Saturday - 1:00 - 2:30 pm

Team Building Focusing on

Resilience in Work and Home

(1.5 hrs/0.15 CEUs)

ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-005-

L04-P (Pharmacists)

Description: Pharmacists are not immune to burnout. The

presentation will focus on interventions that have shown success

in building resilience. The learner will be empowered to be the

catalyst of change in their work environment to make the

pharmacy department of Indiana stronger as a whole.

Jane

Gervasio,

PharmD,

BCNSP, FCCP.

Chair and

Professor of

Pharmacy

Practice, Butler University

Deanna

Kania-

Totton,

PharmD.

Clinical

Associate Professor of

Pharmacy Practice, Purdue

College of Pharmacy

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Saturday - 2:45 - 3:45 pm

Providing Pharmacy Services

for Bariatric Patients

(1.0 hr/0.1 CEUs)

ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-006-

L04-P (Pharmacists)

Description: Bariatric surgery significantly affects the way

patients absorb drugs and nutrients. This is a growing patient

population, but there is very little guidance on treating these

patients after surgery. Healthcare providers need to be aware of

this issue and be able to make adjustments in medications

prescribed post-operatively to achieve optimum therapeutic

outcomes.

Linda McElhiney, PharmD.,FIACP, FASHP,

FACA, DPLA. Compounding Pharmacist for

Indiana University Health in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Saturday - 2:45 - 3:45 pm

Understanding the Impact of the

Drug Shortage Crisis

(1.0 hr/0.1 CEUs)

ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-007-

L04-P (Pharmacists)

Description: Drug shortages of essential drugs are becoming

increasingly prevalent and are considered a public health crisis

across the globe, significantly impacting how we access and

manage care. The implications of drug shortages are felt across

the board, affecting all elements of health systems and facilities

as well as patients and their families. Shortages have

significantly increased, impacted care, and become a public

health crisis. By attending the session, the audience will be

better equipped to manage drug shortages, create initiatives

and/or safeguards that target the most pressing issues around

drug shortages at their institution and decrease the impact that

drug shortages have on patient care.

Rola Kaakeh, PharmD, CFPH. Founder and Chief

Executive Officer of Salus Vitae Group.

Saturday - 4:00 - 5:00 pm

IPA OTC Challenge

(1.0 hr/0.1 CEUs)

ACPE UAN: 0120-0000-19-009-

L04-P (Pharmacists), 0120-0000-

19-009-L04-T (Technicians)

Description: The IPA OTC Challenge was created in

partnership with the National Alliance of State Pharmacy

Associations (NASPA) and the Nonprescription Medicines

Academy (NMA). The event, which is endowed by P&G,

promotes active learning of self-care topics to the participants as

well as the audience.

Cynthia P Koh-Knox Sharp, PharmD. Clinical

Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice,

Purdue University

Student teams from Butler, Purdue and

Manchester

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HOW TO OBTAIN CPE CREDIT

Thank you for attending the 2019 Annual Convention & Expo. We hope that you enjoyed it and

found the material valuable to your practice.

In order to obtain CPE credit, you must register with Lecture Panda. You should have received

a link to register in your email, otherwise registration can be accessed via the QR code shown

below.

When registering, it will prompt you to select your registration type (pharmacist or technician).

Then you can fill in the appropriate information ACPE requires to claim CE credit – name,

email, date of birth, and NABP number.

Lecture Panda will then send you an email with a link to complete your CE. The prompts will

take you through several pages, including the option to download available presentation

materials, verifying NABP information, and claiming credit. Select the presentations you

attended and complete any required surveys/quizzes and then you may submit.

This information is automatically sent to CPE Monitor and requires no further action.

Please plan to

complete any

requirements in

Lecture Panda by

April 30th, 2019.

CPE credits can no longer

be claimed following April

30th, 2019.

The Pharmacy Education Foundation (PEF) is accredited by the

Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education, a provider of

continuing pharmacy education. Activity Type: all activities at this

convention are knowledge-based activities. Please contact IPA at

(317) 634-4968 if you have questions regarding CPE credit. To

receive credit, participants must complete the sign-in sheet, attend

each activity in its entirety, and complete the requirements on Lecture

Panda within 2 weeks following the activity. Statements of credit will

be posted to the online NABP/ACPE CPE Monitor within four (4)

weeks after the activity.

Total available ACPE credit hours: 11.5 hours/1.15 CEUs

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Future Pharmacist Conference Schedule

• IPA President Denise Fields - Get the scoop on pharmacy advocacy and the future of pharmacy.

• Participate in an interactive panel of pharmacists and students to explore career paths you may have not considered.

• Hone and refine your CV with customized feedback from pharmacist leaders and move one step closer to the job of your dreams!

• Make a name for yourself by perfecting the professional development skills that will enhance your career prospects and experiential rotations.

• Learn how to manage your finances after graduation. Room: Creekside AB

7:30 - 8:00 am Registration and Check-In

8:00 am Welcome - Maryam Noureldin & Nira Kadakia - IPA New Practitioner Council Co-Chairs

8:00 - 8:30 am Pharmacists As Advocates - Denise Fields, PharmD - IPA President

8:30 - 9:30 am Becoming A New Practitioner - Courtney Smith, PharmD & Ashley Montgomery, PharmD

9:30 - 9:45 am Networking Break

9:45 - 10:45 am Pharmacy Advocacy - Veronica Vernon, PharmD - Butler

10:45 - 12:15 pm Career Planning and CV Workshop - Brian Skinner, PharmD - Manchester

12:15 - 12:45 pm Lunch and Networking

12:45 - 1:45 pm Financial Planning - Samuel Walker, President at Affinity Financial - The Walker Group LLC

1:45 - 2:15 pm PGY1 and P4 Panel - Residents and Students

2:15 - 2:45 pm NAPLEX Tips - Cynthia Koh-Knox Sharp, PharmD

2:45 - 3:00 pm Networking Break

3:00 - 3:55 pm 4:00 - 5:00 pm

Career Roundtable ▪ Community: Stephanie Arnett, PharmD - Walgreens ▪ Veterinary: Melinda Anderson, PharmD - PVM ▪ Ambulatory: Allen Antworth, PharmD, BCACP - Community Health Network ▪ Industry: Kim Ingram, Clinical Drug Development, Oncology - Eli Lilly ▪ Academia: Margaret Stratford, PharmD – Butler University ▪ Clinical specialist: Brain Skinner, PharmD ▪ Hospital staff: Brian Bell, PharmD - IU Health ▪ Long-term care: Mit Patel, PharmD - Grandview Pharmacy

Please join us at the IPA OTC Challenge - Cynthia Koh-Knox Sharp Featuring Butler, Purdue and Manchester Student Teams

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Thank You!

Thank you for attending

this year’s convention

and exposition.

Wonderful events like

this would not be

possible without all the

help and support from

our various sponsors,

vendors, and you - the

pharmacy community.

We hope you can return

home with many ideas to

improve health outcomes

in your community. The

IPA is the voice of

pharmacy in Indiana, and

that voice is stronger

because of your

participation at this

event.

Upcoming 2019 IPA Events

MPJE Law Review

Wednesday May 8th, 2019. 1 – 5 pm

Butler University College of Pharmacy, Indianapolis

NAPLEX Licensure Exam Review Thursday May 9th, 2019. 8 am – 4:30 pm

Butler University College of Pharmacy, Indianapolis

Fall Conference & Expo Thursday September 26th, 2019. 8 am – 4 pm

Ritz Charles, Carmel

Residency Showcase Friday October 18th, 2019. 2 – 4:30 pm

Indianapolis

Indiana Reception at ASHP Midyear Sunday December 8th, 2019. 6 – 8 pm

Las Vegas, NV

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Thank you!