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Illinois Council of Health-System Pharmacists 2014 Spring Meeting

Taking Bold Steps for Patient Care

March 28-29, 2014Bloomington-Normal, Illinois

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3Taking Bold Steps for Patient Care

ContentsAcknowledgements 3

Meeting-At-A-Glance 4

Conference Center Map 5

Meeting Sponsors 5

General MeetingInformation 6

Keynote Speaker 8

Friday 8

Saturday 12

Faculty andDisclosure Listing 15

CPE Credit Instructions 16

Exhibitor Listing 18

Mobile Event App 19

PAC Poker Party 20

Mike Fotis, President Tom Westerkamp, Immediate Past PresidentLinda Fred, President-ElectGinger Ertel, Treasurer Carol Heunisch, Secretary Travis Hunerdosse, Director, Educational Affairs Jennifer Ellison, Director,Marketing AffairsDesi Kotis, Director, Professional AffairsKathy Komperda, Director,Organizational AffairsFrank Kokaisl, Director,Government Affairs Mike Weaver, Chairman, House of Delegates Elizabeth Engebretson,Technician Representative David Tjhio, Chairman,Committee on Technology Diana Isaacs, Chairman, New Practitioners Network Jacob Gettig, Editor & Chairman, KeePosted Committee Jennifer Phillips, AssistantEditor, KeePosted

ICHP Regional DirectorsKathryn Schultz, North Brian Thompson, South Jennifer Arnoldi, Central

ICHP Affiliate PresidentsPete Antonopoulos, Northern Illinois SocietyJulia Schimmelpfennig, Metro East SocietyMegan Metzke, Sangamiss Society Ed Rainville, West Central Society

Vacant Roles – President, Rock Valley Society; Southern IL Society; Sugar Creek Society

ICHP Student Chapter PresidentsEmma Carroll, University ofIllinois College of Pharmacy Nadiyah Chaudhary, University of Illinois College of Pharmacy – Rockford Janey Yu, Midwestern University Chicago College of Pharmacy Bernice Man, Chicago StateUniversity College of PharmacyZak Vinson, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville School of PharmacyAlex Mersch, RooseveltUniversity College of PharmacyJennifer Aguado, Rosalind Franklin University College of Pharmacy

Maggie AllenGinger ErtelTravis Hunerdosse, ChairmanZahra KhudeiraMary Ann Kliethermes

Janene MarshallScott MeyersWhitney PalecekTrish Wegner

Pete AntonopoulosScott BergmanMichaela DossAna FernandezMike FotisCarol HeunischCharlene HopeDiana IsaacsAbby KahalehDesi Kotis

Huda-Marie KuttabMary LenefskyJennifer PhillipsEd RainvilleChris RiversJennifer RosselliKathryn SchultzKristi SticeCarrie VoglerTom Westerkamp

Scott Meyers, Executive Vice PresidentTrish Wegner, Vice President of Professional ServicesMaggie DiMarco Allen, Director of OperationsHeidi Sunday, InformationSystems Manager

Amanda Wolff, Communications ManagerJan Mark, AccountantJo Haley, Customer ServiceRepresentative and Pharmacy Tech Topics™ SpecialistJim Owen, Legislative Consultant

2014 Spring Meeting Planning Committee

2014 Spring Meeting Volunteers

ICHP Officers and Board of Directors

ICHP Office Staff

4 2014 ICHP Spring Meeting

Meeting-At-A-Glance

Time Session/Event Room

9:00 am - 6:00 pm ICHP Registration Desk Hours Foyer

9:00 am - 11:00 am ICHP Board of Directors Meeting Beaufort Room

11:30 am - 1:00 pm Lunch Keynote* Redbird D

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm General Session* Redbird A&B

2:30 pm - 4:00 pm Exhibit Program / Reception Redbird C

4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Practice Pearl Session* Redbird A&B

7:00 pm - 10:00 pm ICHP PAC Event** Redbird G

Saturday, March 29, 2014

Friday, March 28, 2014

Time Session/Event Room

7:30 am - 3:00 pm ICHP Registration Desk Hours Foyer

7:30 am - 8:00 am Continental Breakfast Foyer

8:00 am - 10:00 am Break-Out 1: Pharmacy Preceptor Session* Redbird A

8:00 am - 10:00 am Break-Out 2: Clinical Updates - His, Hers and Ours* Redbird B

10:00 am - 11:00 am Poster Session / Break Redbird F&G

11:00 am - 12:00 pm General Session* Redbird A&B

12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Lunch & Town Hall Meeting Redbird D

1:30 pm - 3:00 pm General Session* Redbird A&B

*See the full schedule for details**Separate fee required to attend

All rooms are located in the Bloomington-Normal Marriott Conference Center.


Conference Center Map

Thank You to Our Pearl Sponsors

RegistrationMeeting RoomsPAC Poker Party / PostersBoard Meeting

Entrance for Hotel Guests

Entrance for Guests Attending the Meeting Only

Thank You to Our Educational Grant Providers:Chicago State University College of Pharmacy


RegistrationICHP’s meeting registration desk is located in the Bloomington-Normal Marriott Conference Center foyer. ICHP registration hours are:

Friday, March 28 9:00 am - 6:00 pmSaturday, March 29 7:30 am - 3:00 pm

Name BadgesBadges should be worn at all times as a courtesy to other meeting participants. Your badge is your admission pass for all meeting sessions and exhibits.

Meeting Dress CodeThe meeting dress code is business casual. The meeting room temperatures may vary - please remember to bring a sweater or jacket.

Arrangements for Special AssistanceIf you have any disability for which you may require an auxiliary aid or special service while attending the meeting, please talk to the ICHP staff at the registration desk.

AccreditationThe Illinois Council of Health-System Pharma-cists is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of con-

tinuing pharmacy education. Registrants at the 2014 ICHP Spring Meeting may earn a maximum of 9 contact hours of continuing pharmacy education in states that recognize ACPE providers (9 contact hours from ICHP).

Target AudienceHealth-System pharmacists and pharmacy technicians; pharmacy students.

ACPE Universal Activity Numbers

Continuing Pharmacy Education Credit Education sessions will be offered for CPE credit and reg-istrants may earn up to 9 contact hours (0.9 CEUs) at this meeting (ICHP determines the number of credit hours for each session). At the present time, the Pharmacy Techni-cian Certification Board (PTCB) and the Illinois Board of Pharmacy do not require technicians to participate in ‘T,’ or technician-specific continuing education for re-certifi-cation or relicensure purposes. Therefore, technicians are welcome to participate in programming that is either ‘P’ or ‘T’ and will receive CPE credit for either type, provided they meet all applicable program requirements.

ProgrammingProgram variations may occur.

Symposium MealsTo partake in symposiums’ meals, meeting attendees must attend the corresponding live programming.

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General Meeting Information

Taking Bold Steps for Patient Care

March 28-29, 2014Bloomington-Normal, Illinois

Welcome to the ICHP Spring Meeting!We hope your experience at the ICHP 2014 Spring Meeting is a pleasant one. Please take a few minutes to read the pertinent information below and look for the ICHP staff or board members if you have any questions or concerns during your time at the meeting.


Restrictions on Exhibit Program AttendeesICHP has limited the exhibit program attendance to regis-tered attendees only. Non-healthcare professionals may not attend the exhibit program.

Online Program Evaluations and Statements of CreditIn order to receive continuing pharmacy education credit, all meeting attendees will need to access HealthsystemCE.org to complete evaluations and download statements of credit. HealthsystemCE.org is a website designed to meet the edu-cational needs of health-system pharmacists and pharmacy technicians.

You will have 3 weeks after the Spring Meeting to com-plete your online evaluations and submit your request for statements of credit. Do not delay in completing your eval-uations and downloading/printing your statement of credit. Instructions for completing live program evaluations on-line and downloading statements of credit can be found on pages 16-17 of this syllabus. When completing your program evaluation for a statement of credit, if a CPE pro-gram number ends in both ‘P’ and ‘T’, pharmacists must choose the ‘P’ program and technicians must choose the ‘T’ program.

CPE Monitor If you plan on obtaining CPE credit, you must provide your NABP e-Profile ID# and birthday (MMDD) when register-ing for the meeting. Your NABP e-Profile ID is required to receive CPE credit. All evaluations completed online are automatically reported to CPE monitor. You must have your NABP e-Profile ID# to complete evaluations online. Visit www.mycpemonitor.net for more information about CPE Monitor and how to obtain your NABP e-Profile ID#.

Faculty and Disclosure ListingIt is the policy of the Illinois Council of Health-System Pharmacists to ensure balance, objectivity, and scientific rigor in all their individually or jointly presented continu-ing education programs. All faculty participating in any Il-linois Council of Health-System Pharmacists’ continuing education programs are expected to disclose any real or apparent conflict(s) of interest that may have any bearing on the subject matter of the continuing education program. Disclosure pertains to relationships with any pharmaceuti-cal companies, biomedical device manufacturers, or other corporations whose products or services are related to the subject matter of the presentation topic.

The intent of this disclosure is not to prevent a speaker with a potential conflict of interest from making a presentation, but to let the audience know about the relationship before the presentation. It is intended that financial interests or affiliations be openly identified so that, with the full disclo-sure of the facts, the attendees may form their own judg-ments about the presentation.

Faculty disclosures are listed below. Any conflicts were resolved through peer review of their presentations.

1. Describe various quality initiatives or methods to improve patient care and healthcare outcomes.

2. Review various new guidelines in the treatment of diseases.

3. Explain ways to improve student involvement in daily pharmacy practice.

4. List best practices being implemented in the state.

EducationalProgramming Learning Objectives

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Friday, March 28, 20149:00 am - 11:00 am Beaufort Room

ICHP Board of Directors

11:30 am - 1:00 pm Redbird D

Lunch KeynoteHow Can Pharmacy Staff Add to theAccountability of ACO’s?Sandra A. Van Trease, BBA, Executive MBA1.0 credit hours (0.1 CEUs)ACPE UANs: 0121-0000-14-015-L04-P 0121-0000-14-015-L04-TType of Activity: Knowledge-basedUpon completion of this program, pharmacist and technician participants should be able to:1. Describe what an Accountable Care Organiza-

tion (ACO) is and how it can reduce health care costs.

2. List areas of cost savings where pharmacy staff may be directly involved in an ACO.

3. Describe steps pharmacists should take to make sure they have a place at the ACO table.

Must attend CPE session to receive lunch.

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Redbird A&B

Practical Applications of MedWatch UpdatesKimberly A. Janicek, PharmD; Jennifer Phillips,PharmD, BCPS1.5 credit hours (0.15 CEUs)ACPE UANs: 0121-0000-14-016-L05-P 0121-0000-14-016-L05-TType of Activity: Application-basedUpon completion of this program, pharmacist participants should be able to:1. Discuss the MedWatch program and future

safety initiatives.2. Describe the content of recently issued Med-

Watch Safety Alerts.

Sandra Van Trease, group president for BJC HealthCare, provides strategic leadership and direction to the BJC Col-laborative LLC, an association of Saint Luke’s Health Sys-tem (Kansas City, Mo.), Cox Health (Springfield, Mo.), BJC HealthCare (St. Louis, Mo.) and Memorial Health System (Springfield, Ill.). She is also responsible for overall busi-ness and growth strategies

for a select group of BJC’s community hospitals to ensure outstanding clinical quality, operating efficien-cies and financial stability. In 2012, Van Trease was appointed president of BJC HealthCare’s Accountable Care Organization. She also serves as a member of the senior management team at BJC HealthCare, one of the largest nonprofit health care organizations in the United States.

Van Trease joined BJC in 2004, following a successful career as president and CEO of UNICARE, a managed health care company serving 1.7 million members as part of the WellPoint Health Networks Inc. family of companies. She also held a number of leadership posi-tions with RightCHOICE Managed Care (former parent company of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Missouri and HealthLink, Inc.), including serving as president and COO. Prior to RightCHOICE, Van Trease spent 12 years with Price Waterhouse.

Van Trease earned her master’s degree in business ad-ministration from Washington University in St. Louis, and her bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Missouri-St. Louis. She is a certi-fied public accountant and a certified management ac-countant. In 2004, she received an honorary doctoral degree from the University of Missouri-St. Louis for achieving distinction in her field and for contributing to the betterment of the University and the St. Louis community.

Van Trease is an active member of the St. Louis com-munity and serves on a number of civic and corporate boards. Her leadership has been recognized by several organizations including the St. Louis Business Journal, Modern Healthcare and the YWCA of Metropolitan St. Louis. Recently, Van Trease was identified as one of the Becker’s Hospital Review “Most Influential Women to Know in Healthcare” and as one of the “Women to Watch” by the Missouri Society of CPAs.


3. Apply specific MedWatch Alert information to simulated patient cases.

4. Utilize specific MedWatch Alert information to develop or modify policy and guidelines.

5. Demonstrate how to navigate safety informa-tion on the FDA Website.

Upon completion of this program, technician participants should be able to:1. Discuss the MedWatch program and future

safety initiatives.2. Describe the content of recently issued Med-

Watch Safety Alerts.3. Demonstrate how to navigate safety informa-

tion on the FDA Website.

Bring a laptop or tablet to this session if you have one.

2:30 pm - 4:00 pm Redbird C

Exhibit Program / Reception


Practice Pearl Session

Platform PresentationsJennifer Arnoldi, PharmD, BCPS; Edward C. Rainville, BSPharm, MS0.5 credit hours (0.05 CEUs)ACPE UAN: 0121-0000-14-017-L04-PType of Activity: Knowledge-basedUpon completion of this program, pharmacist participants should be able to:1. Discuss evidence-based inpatient treatment of

COPD exacerbations.2. Indicate the risk of falls in hospitalized pa-

tients associated with the use of zolpidem as compared with other medications commonly associated with this risk.

Pharmacy Practice PearlsTeresa Chu, PharmD; Alicia Juska, PharmD, BCPS; Mia R. Schmiedeskamp-Rahe, PharmD, PhD, BCPS; Kanan Shah, PharmD1.5 credit hours (0.15CEUs)ACPE UAN: 0121-0000-14-018-L04-PType of Activity: Knowledge-based1. Clinical Impact of a Pharmacist in Discharge

Medication Reconciliation2. Innovative Use of Integrated Technology

to Prevent Human Error in Providing Medi-cations from Point of Prescription to the Patient’s Bedside

3. Drug Choice and Dosing in the Patient with Advanced Liver Disease

4. Colistin Dosing: A Literature Review

Upon completion of this program, pharmacist participants should be able to:1. Describe the clinical role of a pharmacist perform-

ing discharge medication reconciliation.2. Explain the impact a pharmacist can have on re-

admission rates with medication reconciliation, clinical, and prescription-related intervention.

3. Explain how integration of robotics, automa-tion, and technology can reduce potential medication errors for patient specific drug selection, packaging, dispensing, and adminis-tration of bar coded unit doses.

4. Identify ways that implementation of a cen-tralized medication storage and dispensing robot with pass through access to the clean room can reinforce compliance with Chapter 797 guidelines and improve the environment for compounded sterile products.

5. Identify patients with advanced liver disease requiring dose adjustments of medications.

6. Discuss the principles of selecting medica-tions appropriate for patients with advanced liver disease.

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7. Discuss the risks and benefits of the differ-ent dosing strategies available in the current literature.

8. Explain colistin’s role in combination regi-mens for multidrug resistant gram negative infections.

7:00 pm - 10:00 pm Redbird G

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Saturday, March 29, 20147:30 am - 8:00 am Foyer

Continental Breakfast

8:00 am - 10:00 am Redbird A

Break-Out 1: Pharmacy Preceptor Session

8:00 am - 9:00 amStudent Involvement in Attaining CoreMeasures in a Safety Net InstitutionThis activity is supported by an educational grant from Chicago State University College of Pharmacy.Charlene A. M. Hope, PharmD, BCPS, CPHQ, CPPS; Antoine Jenkins, PharmD, BCPS1.0 credit hours (0.1 CEUs)ACPE UAN: 0121-0000-14-019-L04-PType of Activity: Knowledge-basedUpon completion of this program, pharmacist participants should be able to:1. Describe appropriate practice-based learning

activities for students in relation to institution core measures.

2. Summarize the importance of balancing pre-cepting responsibilities with daily pharmacy practice duties.

3. Describe potential barriers to incorporate stu-dents in participating in hospital performance measures.

4. Explain how to successfully integrate students into the core measure activities.

9:00 am - 10:00 amINSPIRE - Involvement of Student Projects in Research and EducationScott Bergman, PharmD, BCPS (AQ-ID); Milena McLaughlin, PharmD, MSc, BCPS, AAHIVP1.0 credit hours (0.1 CEUs)ACPE UAN: 0121-0000-14-020-L04-PType of Activity: Knowledge-basedUpon completion of this program, pharmacist participants should be able to:

1. Discuss the who/what/where/when/why of student involvement in research.

2. Describe the student involvement in research at Midwestern University/Northwestern Me-morial Hospital as an illustrative example.

3. Review a clinical pearl on submitting research with students.

8:00 am - 10:00 am Redbird B

Break-Out 2: Clinical Updates - His, Hers, and Ours

2.0 credit hours (0.2 CEUs)ACPE UANs: 0121-0000-14-021-L01-P 0121-0000-14-021-L01-TType of Activity: Knowledge-based

8:00 am - 8:40 amMen’s HealthKelly A. Lempicki, PharmD, BCPSUpon completion of this program, pharmacist participants should be able to:1. Review the condition of low-testosterone.2. Describe therapies available for the treatment

of low-testosterone.3. Identify current “hot topics” in men’s health.Upon completion of this program, technician participants should be able to:1. Explain the condition of low-testosterone and

its associated signs and symptoms.2. Recognize medications that are used to treat

low-testosterone.

8:40 am - 9:20 amWomen’s HealthAlicia Forinash, PharmD, FCCP, BCPS, BCACPUpon completion of this program, pharmacist participants should be able to:1. Identify current topics in post-menopausal

women’s health.


2. Describe new pharmacologic agents for use in post-menopausal women’s health-related disease states.

Upon completion of this program, technician participants should be able to:1. Identify current topics in post-menopausal

women’s health.2. Recognize medications that are used in wom-

en’s health and relate them to their respective disease states.

9:20 am - 10:00 amInflammatory Bowel DiseaseNehrin Khamo, PharmDUpon completion of this program, pharmacist participants should be able to:1. Describe the pathophysiology and clinical fea-

tures of ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease.2. Identify optimal therapies for patients with

ulcerative colitis or Crohn’s disease.3. Recognize new treatment options for ulcer-

ative colitis and Crohn’s disease.Upon completion of this program, technician participants should be able to:1. Recognize signs or symptoms of ulcerative

colitis and Crohn’s disease.2. Identify common therapies for ulcerative coli-

tis or Crohn’s disease.

10:00 am - 11:00 am Redbird F&G

Poster Session and Break

11:00 am - 12:00 pm Redbird A&B

General CPE Session

Transitions of Care Pharmacist: The Crucial Piece of the Discharge PuzzleAmy Boblitt, BS, PharmD; Laura Jeffers, Phar-mD; Jennifer Ratliff, RPh; Michael Sheppard, PharmD; Manali Soni-Talsania, PharmD

1.0 credit hours (0.1 CEUs)ACPE UANs: 0121-0000-14-022-L04-P 0121-0000-14-022-L04-TType of Activity: Knowledge-basedUpon completion of this program, pharmacist participants should be able to:1. Describe the role of a care transition pharmacist.2. Identify opportunities for pharmacist interven-

tion throughout a patient’s hospital transition.3. List three reasons for using the teach-back

methodology.4. Identify tools available to help improve health

literacy.Upon completion of this program, technician participants should be able to:1. List three opportunities that may require phar-

macist intervention during a patient’s hospital transition.

2. Recognize the importance of the teach-back methodology.

3. Describe how a technician can help support a care transition pharmacist.

12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Redbird D

Lunch and Town Hall Meeting


General CPE Session

Quality Measures and Health-System Pharmacists: The Era of AccountabilityCharlene A. M. Hope, PharmD, BCPS, CPHQ, CPPS; Mary Ann Kliethermes, BS, PharmD1.5 credit hours (0.15 CEUs)ACPE UANs: 0121-0000-14-023-L05-P 0121-0000-14-023-L05-TType of Activity: Knowledge-based

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Saturday, March 29, 2014Upon completion of this program, pharmacist participants should be able to:1. Discuss current efforts by Pharmacy Qual-

ity Alliance (PQA) and ASHP Pharmacy-Sensitive Accountability Measures (PSAM) Workgroup to develop and identify pharmacy sensitive measures.

2. Identify sources for selecting appropriate quality measures based on practice setting, payer mix and other organizational pressures.

3. Explain the current challenges associated with developing and using pharmacy sensitive quality measures.

4. Describe three characteristics pharmacists should consider when selecting quality measures.

5. Using information presented, choose 4 appro-priate measures for your practice.

Upon completion of this program, technician participants should be able to:1. Define pharmacy sensitive measures.2. Identify sources for quality measures used by

health care organizations.3. Explain why certain measures may be chosen by

an organization for use as a quality measure.4. Describe three characteristics pharmacists should

consider when selecting quality measures.5. Assist pharmacists in screening appropriate

sources for quality measures appropriate for the practice site.

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FacultyJennifer Arnoldi, PharmD, BCPSClinical Assistant Professor;Clinical Pharmacist, Internal MedicineSouthern Illinois UniversityEdwardsville School of Pharmacy;St. John’s HospitalEdwardsville, IL

Scott Bergman, PharmD, BCPS (AQ-ID)Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice;PGY2 Infectious Diseases Pharmacy Residency Program DirectorSouthern Illinois UniversityEdwardsville School of Pharmacy;St. John’s HospitalEdwardsville, IL

Amy Boblitt, BS, PharmDCare Transition Clinical PharmacistMemorial Medical CenterSpringfield, IL

Teresa Chu, PharmDClinical PharmacistSwedish Covenant HospitalChicago, IL

Alicia B. Forinash, PharmD, FCCP, BCPS, BCACPAssociate Professor and PGY2Ambulatory Care ResidencyProgram Director;Clinical Pharmacy SpecialistMaternal-Fetal CareSt. Louis College of Pharmacy;SSM St. Mary’sSt. Louis, MO

Charlene A. M. Hope, PharmD, BCPS, CPHQ, CPPSInterim Director of PharmacyNorwegian American HospitalChicago, IL

Kimberly A. Janicek, PharmDClinical Pharmacy ManagerPresence Health - Provena St.Joseph Medical CenterJoliet, IL

Laura Jeffers, PharmDCare Transition Clinical PharmacistMemorial Medical CenterSpringfield, IL

Antoine Jenkins, PharmD, BCPSAssistant Professor; InternalMedicine Clinical PharmacistChicago State University College of Pharmacy; Norwegian American HospitalChicago, IL

Alicia Juska, PharmD, BCPSClinical Pharmacist, IRB Coordinator;Residency Program DirectorSwedish Covenant HospitalChicago, IL

Nehrin Khamo, PharmDClinical Pharmacist, SpecialtyPharmacy ServicesUniversity of Illinois Hospital and Health Sciences SystemChicago, IL

Mary Ann Kliethermes, BS, PharmDVice Chair of Ambulatory Care;Associate ProfessorMidwestern University ChicagoCollege of PharmacyDowners Grove, IL

Kelly A. Lempicki, PharmD, BCPSAssistant Professor;Clinical PharmacistMidwestern University ChicagoCollege of Pharmacy;Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care CenterDowners Grove, IL

Milena McLaughlin, PharmD, MSc, BCPS, AAHIVPHIV/ID Clinical Pharmacist;Assistant Professor of PharmacyNorthwestern Memorial Hospital;Midwestern University ChicagoCollege of PharmacyDowners Grove, IL

Jennifer Phillips, PharmD, BCPSAssistant Professor, Pharmacy Practice;Drug Information SpecialistMidwestern University ChicagoCollege of Pharmacy;Advocate Lutheran General HospitalDowners Grove, IL

Edward C. Rainville, BSPharm, MSClinical Pharmacy ManagerOSF Saint Francis Medical CenterPeoria, IL

Jennifer Ratliff, RPhCare Transition Clinical PharmacistMemorial Medical CenterSpringfield, IL

Mia R. Schmiedeskamp-Rahe, PharmD, PhD, BCPSClinical Assistant Professor;Clinical Pharmacist, HepatologyUniversity of Illinois at ChicagoCollege of Pharmacy;University of Illinois Medical CenterChicago, IL

Kanan Shah, PharmDPharmacy Practice ResidentSwedish Covenant HospitalChicago, IL

Michael Sheppard, PharmDCare Transition Clinical PharmacistMemorial Medical CenterSpringfield, IL

Manali Soni-Talsania, PharmDCare Transition Clinical PharmacistMemorial Medical CenterSpringfield, IL

Sandra A. Van Trease, BBA,Executive MBAGroup PresidentBJC HealthCareSt. Louis, MO


CPE Credit InstructionsThese are the instructions for obtaining CPE credit for accredited courses.

Please NOTE: You MUST complete your evaluation submissions by Monday, April 21, 2014.

To obtain CPE credit for each ICHP accredited course attended, attendees must complete the following requirements.

Steps of the Evaluation ProcessI. Fill out your CPE Attendance Record (2-part white and yellow form in folder) during

sessions.II. Turn in the White top copy, your Audience Response device, and the general evalua-

tion form at Registration. Save your yellow copy!III. Go to Healthsystemce.org and Login.IV. Find the Event and Program Title.V. Complete a program evaluation and submit. Repeat steps for each program attended.VI. Download your statement(s) of credit to print or save.

Details on how to complete the Evaluation ProcessFor each course attended, you must fill in the Session Codes, which will be announced by the moderators during each session, on your “CPE Attendance Record” sheet (2-part white and yellow form). Please fill in your “Name” information on your CPE Attendance Record. At the end of your participation at the conference, please turn in the white copy of your Attendance Record, your Audience Response device, and the general evaluation form at the Registration table. Keep the yellow copy of the CPE Attendance Record for your file as you will need the Session Codes which you wrote down, in order to complete the process of receiving your CPE Statements of Credit.

After the meeting, all attendees will need to access ICHP’s online CPE system at www.HealthsystemCE.org, to complete all evaluations and download statements of participation credit.

Members of ICHP already have access to the continuing pharmacy education (CPE) programming on the www.HealthSystemCE.org website. Please use your established username and password to access the pro-grams, and then follow the directions below on accessing credit for the 2014 ICHP Spring Meeting. If you forget your password, please use the website link, “I Forgot My Password”- it will be emailed to you. Non-members ONLY Those who pre-registered will have immediate access to the online system following the meeting. Your email ad-dress was provided to healthsystemce.org and you received an email with your password. If you did not receive this email or don’t remember your new password, go to the website and Login with your email address and select ‘forgot password’ – the system will send you a new password. On-site registrants who are Non-members of ICHP will need to wait three business days after the event before they will be able to access the online evaluation process. Your information will be added to the online database after the meeting for access, so please watch for an email from healthsystemce.org with your password. For a VIDEO Demo of the online evaluation process: http://www.healthsystemce.org/demos/live_ce/

• • • • HealthsystemCE.org is a service provided by CSHP, ICHP, NYSCHP, and TSHP. • • • •


1. First, you will need your yellow copy of the CPE Attendance Record sheet and your NABP eProfile ID#. 2. Open web browser and visit www.healthsystemce.org3. Go to Member Login:

Enter email address which we have on file for you.Enter your individual password. It was provided to you in the initial system email.After you enter your email address and password, click LOGIN. (If you’ve forgotten your password, please click on, “I Forgot My Password”- it will be emailed to you.)

4. If you have not already done so for a past program, you will be required to submit your NABP eProfile ID# and Birthday as MMDD. As of January 2013, this is an ACPE requirement for receiving CPE credit.

5. Once you have completed the NABP eProfile ID# / Birthday requirement, GO To the ‘My Course History’ page, you will see four tabs: Online, Live Courses, Journal CE, Webinars, etc.Click on the Live Courses tab.• A window opens and you will see a list of all the Live programs offered. Look for the EVENT labeled 2014

ICHP Spring Meeting. You will see all of the programs from the meeting. 6. Refer to your CPE Attendance Record for the title and UAN number of the ICHP program(s) you attended.7. Find the program you attended. If the program has two ACPE UAN numbers, make sure the program UAN number

you select ends in:• P if you are a Pharmacist - Example 121-000-11-027-L01-P• T if you are a Technician - Example 121-000-11-027-L01-T

If a UAN number does NOT end in T - see below.PLEASE NOTE: * Pharmacists may NOT use statements of credit labeled with a T. Pharmacists MUST select the program number that specifically ends in P. * Technicians may attend P only programming and receive statements of credit. However, Technicians MUST select the T program if BOTH P and T options are offered for the same UAN number.Pharmacists: You may NOT use statements of credit for programs ending in T.

8. Click on the program title you attended, which ends in the correct letter designation of either P or T. This will open an overview page describing the program.

9. Next click the verify attendance box. You must check the box indicating you actually attended the program. 10. Next enter the program Session Code you were given during the Live meeting session, which you copied onto

your CPE Attendance Record sheet. 11. Click the Submit button. Now you will be able to complete the online evaluation form. 12. Next, click the complete evaluation link.13. Click on the radio buttons in response to the evaluation questions and type in any additional comments.

(Please refer to your session evaluation notes if applicable as a reference for completing your evaluation.)14. Click complete evaluation button.15. You may review your evaluation by clicking on the complete evaluation link again, and it will take you back to the

same page, where you may change your selections, add more comments, etc.16. Click on Submit evaluation when you are satisfied with your responses. You MUST click on Submit.17. You may download your statement of credit by clicking on the download statement link. The statement of credit

will be downloaded to your computer as a pdf.18. You may now save and / or print the statement of credit for your records.19. If you participated in more than one Live CE program, click My Course history link again, find the next program

you attended, click its name, and repeat the process.

Please Note: You will have THREE (3) Weeks to complete your online evaluations and submit your request for statements of credit. Do not delay. You will always be able to access your history, but your history will ONLY include those programs for which you SUBMITTED an evaluation before the deadline. The deadline is April 21, 2014.

To complete evaluations online:


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For eligibility, instructions for preparing your manuscript, format, and online entry form:www.ichpnet.org/professional_practice/best_practices/

Submission deadline: July 1, 2014

Applicants will be judged on their descriptions of programs and practices employed in their health system based on thefollowing criteria:• Innovativeness / originality • Contribution to improving patient care • Contribution to institution and • pharmacy practice • Scope of project • Quality of submission

If you have any questions related to the program please contact Trish Wegner at [email protected].

Call for Entries2014 Best Practice Award

The objective of the Best Practice Award program is to encourage the development of innovative or creative pharmacy practice programs or innovative approaches to exist-ing pharmacy practice challenges in health systems within the state of Illinois.

2013 WinnerNicole Rabs, Pharm.D., Sarah M.Wieczorkiewicz, Pharm.D., BCPS,Michael Costello, PhD, and Ina Zamfirova, BA“Development of a Urinary-SpecificAntibiogram for Gram Negative Isolates: Impact of Patient Risk Factors onSusceptibility”

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Your event fee, a contribution to the ICHP Pharmacy Action Fund, provides you with a variety of enjoyable edibles, bountiful beverages and an entry into an exciting “No-limit” Texas Hold’em Tournament with prizes for the top finish-ers! Make it to the final table and take home a door prize*. We start the night off with a com-prehensive tutorial for all participants on the rules of Texas Hold’em Poker and the dealers or a pit boss will be available for questions throughout the evening’s contest.

*No cash prizes will be awarded and no cash betting will be allowed.

*Separate fee required to attend. Tickets available at ICHP Meeting Registration Desk.Pharmacists $50

Technicians, Residents, and Students $25

**Event fee is not deductible as a charitable contribution or as a business related expense.*Contributions to the ICHP Pharmacy Action Fund are not considered charitable contributions by the IRS.

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