Take Part in Insightful Continuing Education Sessions that Provide Tools and Resources to Advance Your Practice!
Don’t miss these two engaging sessions on the Promoting Your Compounding Pharmacy Track on Monday, May 19, 2014.
Monday, May 19, 2014
Engaging Patients as Advocates for the Compounding Pharmacy Profession
3:00-4:00 p.m.
This program is made possible through an unrestricted educational grant-in-aid from Analytical Research Laboratories (ARL).
Although everyone in the compounding community has focused upon the impact of the Drug Quality and Security Act, much, much more is occurring at both the state and federal level. Issues like constructive transfer of controlled substances, reimbursement for pharmacist care services, assured coverage of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API)-based compounded medicines, and increasing scrutiny by regulators all mean that the battle to protect our specialty is as great as ever. Looking forward, IACP sees that our greatest advocates aren’t ourselves but our patients. This insightful seminar, conducted by IACP’s Washington D.C.-based advocacy experts, will show you how to capitalize on the passion and commitment of your patients, their families, and your local professional and business community.
At the conclusion of this educational session, the pharmacist and technician attendee will be able to:
- Outline three essential steps in developing a comprehensive advocacy campaign.
- Review two examples of how other businesses have executed successful advocacy campaigns.
- Discuss how to leverage technology to achieve your goals.
Program type: Knowledge-Based
Back by popular demand, This Works for Me! returns to CCH and features a panel of IACP Members from across the country joining together to provide attendees with a variety of practice ideas to advance your practice.
Monday, May 19, 2014
This Works for Me!
4:00-5:30 p.m.
This program is made possible through an unrestricted educational grant-in-aid from the International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding (IJPC).
This is a session for IACP Members to share innovative practice ideas in the areas of hormone replacement supplements, topical pain therapies, vaginal delivery systems, quality measurements, patient seminars and marketing with new computer technologies. This session will discuss programs they have developed within their pharmacy practice and the pharmacist and technician attendees may be able to implement in their pharmacy practice.
At the conclusion of this educational session, the pharmacist and technician attendee will be able to:
- Identify innovative practice techniques not currently being utilized in attendees own pharmacy practice.
- Discuss implementation of these techniques.
- Discuss recent developments in pharmacy practice and how to take advantage of several new opportunities.
Moderated by: Robert Marshall, PharmD, Vital Care Pharmacy of Norfolk
Program type: Knowledge-Based
To review the meeting schedule, click here. The 2014 Compounders on Capitol Hill printed brochure edition and e-brochure is sponsored by IACP Corporate Partner Freedom Pharmaceuticals, Inc. The Flipbook technology for the e-brochure was generously provided by RXinsider. To review the 2014 Compounders on Capitol Hill e-brochure, click here.
Reserve your hotel room online by clicking here. The IACP hotel group discount ends Monday, April 21, 2014. To learn more about CCH, visit www.iacprx.org/cch.
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20th Annual Compounders on Capitol Hill
May 17-20, 2014
Crystal Gateway Marriott
Arlington, Virginia
www.iacprx.org/cch
Thank you to Our Exhibitors and Meeting Sponsors!
We would like to thank the following exhibitors for their commitment to Compounders on Capitol Hill: Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC); AirClean Systems; American College of Apothecaries (ACA); Analytical Research Laboratories (ARL); Associates of Cape Cod, Inc.; ATS Labs; Attix Pharmaceuticals; B&B Pharmaceuticals, Inc.; Blesstia Pharmaceutical; Campbell University-Pharmaceutical Education and Research Center; Diversified Pharmaceutical Ingredients, LLC (DPI); DYNALABS; Eagle Analytical Services; EXAKT Technologies, Inc.; Fagron; Feras Health, LLC; Freedom Pharmaceuticals, Inc.; Frier Levitt LLC; Fuji Health Science, Inc.; Health Engineering Systems (HES); Humco Compounding; International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding (IJPC); International Medical Industries, Inc (IMI); KUNESA LLC; Letco Medical; Live Oak Bank; Medi-Dose, Inc./EPS, Inc.; MEDISCA; National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA); Pharmacy Compounding Accreditation Board (PCAB); PCCA; Pure Encapsulations; RXinsider; RX TaxPros; RxCoop, LLC; Storey Marketing; Tacit Almonds, LLC; TeleManager Technologies; U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention (USP); Wellness Works; ZRT Laboratory.
We would like to thank the following meeting sponsors for their support of Compounders on Capitol Hill: American College of Apothecaries (ACA) (Continuing Education Provider); ); Analytical Research Laboratories (ARL) (Education Session); Attix Pharmaceuticals (First Timer Program); B&B Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Meeting Tote Bag); Fagron (Meeting Syllabus); Freedom Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Meeting Brochure/Commemorative Travel Mugs); Humco Compounding (Education Session/Door Drop Bag Insert); International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding (IJPC) (Education Session); International Medical Industries, Inc. (IMI) (Door Drop Bag Insert); Letco Medical (Welcome Reception Honoring IACP fellows/Education Session/CCH Lapel Pin); MEDISCA (Meeting T-shirt; Education Session); Microtest Laboratories, Inc. (Education Sessions (2)); PCCA (Hotel Room Keys/Name Badge Holder/Education Sessions (2)/Exhibitor and Monday Continental Breakfast & Lunch Sponsor); ProPharma Group (Door Drop Bag Insert); RX TaxPros (Education Session); Tacit Almonds, LLC (Relaxation Station); Torrey Hills Technologies, LLC (Education Sessions (2)); Topi-CLICK Topical Dosing Applicator (Conference Notepad/Pen Combo).
We would like to thank the following individual and pharmacy meeting sponsors for their support of Compounders on Capitol Hill: Presidential Sponsor: Darby Brown, RPh, PIC, Brown’s Compounding Center, Englewood, CO; Judicial Sponsor: Eddie Glover, PD, US Compounding, Conway, AR; John Herr, RPh, FIACP, Town & Country Compounding, Ridgewood, NJ; Rakesh Patel, RPh, WELLHealth Rx, Jacksonville, FL; Stan Reeves, PharmD, F & F Drugs, Demopolis, AL; Contributor Sponsors: Eyad Alsabbagh, Dr, Biomed Specialty Pharmacy, West Chester, OH; Mike Boehmer, RPh, Director, Compound Pharmaceutical Technologies, Daphne, AL; Kevin Borg, President/CEO, PharmD, FIACP, FACA, Potter's House Apothecary, Peoria, AZ; Denise Burnham, RPh, Creative Compounds, Wilsonville, OR; Greg Chase, Pharmacist/Owner, Akina Pharmacy, Chantilly, VA; David Creecy, RPh, Poquoson Pharmacy, Poquoson, VA; Saad Dinno, RPh, FIACP, FACA, Acton Pharmacy, Acton, MA; Steve Hoyt, RPh, Owner, San Ysidro Pharmacy, Santa Barbara, CA; Brenda Jensen, CPhT, Compounding Consultants, LLC, Canton, SD; Richard Johnson, Pharmacist/Owner, Compounding Specialists of Wyoming, Casper, WY; Joe Lorello, RPh, Principal, Apothecary by Design, Portland, ME; Linda McElhiney, PharmD, RPh, FIACP, FACA, FASHP, Indiana University Health, Indianapolis, IN; Brenda Pavlic, CPhT, SaveWay Compounding, Newark, DE; Baylor Rice, RPh, FIACP, South Compounding River Pharmacy, Richmond, VA; Gener Tejero, RPh, Solutions Specialty Pharmacy, Las Vegas, NV; Tiffany Turner, Freedom Pharmaceuticals, Broken Arrow, OK; Doug Yoch, PharmD, Stanley Specialty Pharmacy, Charlotte, NC; Thomas Zieglar, RPh, Owner/PIC, Medicap Pharmacy, Ashburn, VA. To learn more about the exhibitors and meeting sponsors, click here.
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