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Track:All TracksEducation Sessions (CE)Networking SessionsOtherPharmacy Specialty Review CoursesProfessional PostersStudent Programming   Date:All DatesSaturday, June 6, 2015 Sunday, June 7, 2015 Monday, June 8, 2015 Monday, June 8, 2015 Tuesday, June 9, 2015 Tuesday, June 9, 2015 Wednesday, June 10, 2015    Program Track: All Program Tracks Ambulatory Care ConferenceGeneral PlenaryInformatics InstituteMedication Safety CollaborativePharmacy Practice PolicyStudents
	Saturday, June 6, 2015 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM CPHIMS Review Course 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) — Updates and Actions for Health System Pharmacy Sunday, June 7, 2015 8:00 AM to 9:30 AM Meet and Greet with Pharmacy Leaders 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM 101-L04: Pediatric Informatics: Considerations for a Smaller Population 111-L03: The Joint Commission Update for 2015 — Focus on Acute Care Settings 138-L04: Prevent the Pitfalls: Solutions for 340B Challenges with Contract Pharmacy and Split-Billing Software 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM Student Leadership Development Workshop 10:15 AM to 12:15 PM 102-L04: Up and Coming Challenges for IV Room Workflow Automation and IV Robotics 112-L05: Key Strategies for Improving Medication Safety: An ISMP Perspective for 2015 — Focus on Acute Care Settings 127-L04: Joseph A. Oddis Ethics Colloquium 2015 — Standing in the Gap: Maintaining Professional Integrity in the Face of Ethical Challenges 1:45 PM to 2:45 PM A Student's Guide to Provider Status 136-L05: Reducing Medication Safety Risks in Ambulatory Care Settings 1:45 PM to 3:45 PM 103-L04: Human Information Processing, Usability and Cognitive Burden of Current EHRs 113-L05: Accelerating Change to Improve Outcomes: Different is Not Always Better, But Better is Always Different! 128-L01: New Drugs in Primary Care 2015 3:00 PM to 3:45 PM 137-L04: Assess Your Priorities for Practice Advancement: The Longest Journey Starts with a Single Step 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM Value Based Payments — What's Happening Now and Preparing for the Future Medication Safety in Your Daily Practice Provider Status for Pharmacists Informatics Institute Monday, June 8, 2015 8:00 AM to 9:15 AM 100-L04: How Do You Know? Evidence in a Patient-Networked Age 12:15 PM to 1:30 PM Posters (Mon) Monday, June 8, 2015 10-M: Cart fill expansion: preventing unnecessary pharmacy products and product scanning alerts in patient care areas 11-M: Electronic clinical surveillance phased deployment to drive an antimicrobial stewardship program 12-M: Impact of utilizing and optimizing clinical decision support on admission medication reconciliation process 13-M: Evaluation of treatment failures and in-hospital major bleeding with an extended bivalirudin infusion during percutaneous coronary interventions 14-M: Feasibility of CYP2C19 genotype testing for patients at risk for acute coronary syndrome 15-M: Pharmacy technician support role in a primary care resource center. 16-M: Development of medication assessment guidelines to standardize patient assessments for care transition pharmacists across multiple settings. 17-M: Assessment of understanding and development of patient-centered prescription label instructions for patients with limited literacy, vision impairment and the elderly 18-M: A student-pharmacist driven initiative to impact cervical cancer rates in rural Arkansas: assessing the educational needs of an undergraduate population. 19-M: Adverse drug reaction monitoring of Tramadol in Seoul St. Marys Hospital, South Korea 1-M: Summary of the Presidents Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) report on combating antibiotic resistance and its implications for hospitals and healthcare providers 20-M: Commonly used adjunctive therapies for patients with partial-onset seizures 21-M: Antibiotic stewardship in the emergency department: assessing appropriate vancomycin loading doses 22-M: Evaluation of the appropriate use of vancomycin in a tertiary care hospital: indication, dose, and therapeutic level monitoring 24-M: Phenobarbital for treatment of alcohol withdrawal in the emergency department 25-M: Evaluation of insulin workflow and overrides utilizing barcode assisted medication administration 26-M: Use of turoctocog alfa, a recombinant factor eight, in patients with severe hemophilia A undergoing surgical procedures 27-M: Drug use evaluation and cost saving analysis by comprehensive geriatric assessment for outpatients based on 2012 SNUBH inappropriate medication for elderly criteria 28-M: Best practices for maximizing safety technology benefits through CQI data analysis 29-M: Pharmacy and nursing collaboration to reduce infusion device alarms 2-M: Cost/benefit analysis of ready-to-administer prefilled syringes 30-M: Implementation of serum procalcitonin lab testing in a community hospital 31-M: Ocular hypertension reduced by sustained delivery of latanoprost by thermosensitive chitosan-gelatin-based hydrogel eye drops 32-M: Increasing PharmD students knowledge of post-graduate opportunities within the biopharmaceutical industry: An analysis of the MCPHS University Fellows Network (MFN) recruitment efforts and the subsequent impact on candidate applications 33-M: Pharmacy school interprofessional education models - an evaluative comparison for the future of pharmacy practice in California 34-M: Pharmacological rationale for combining the neurokinin-1 receptor antagonist (NK1RA), netupitant, and the serotonin (5-HT3) RA, palonosetron, as a fixed oral antiemetic combination for the prevention of chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting (CINV) 35-M: Evaluation of Modifications to Care Set Driven Intravenous Immune Globulin Prescribing Habits for Kawasaki Disease at a Pediatric Hospital 36-M: Effect of plasmapheresis on levetiracetam and lacosamide serum concentrations 37-M: Expanding Roles of Pharmacy Technicians in Medication Safety Initiatives 38-M: Community pharmacists' attitudes towards mental illness and providing pharmaceutical care for mentally ill patients 39-M: Physician perceptions and challenges of integrating clinical pharmacist practitioners into practice in North Carolina 3-M: Multi-dose medication dispensing at discharge (MMDD) 40-M: Post-marketing adverse drug reactions associated with major bisphosphonate medications: calculating downstream costs. 41-M: Pharmacy medication safety initiatives: experience at a tertiary women's and children's hospital in Singapore 42-M: Evaluation of video clip service for inhaler education in patients with respiratory problem 43-M: Underrecognized intravenous drug administration errors in an integrated electronic health record to smart pump platform. 44-M: Implementation and benefits of interoperability between the electronic medical record (EMR) and infusion pump 45-M: Demonstrating the importance of using weight-based safety parameters for intermittent syringe pump infusions 46-M: Development and use of audit tools for health system pharmacists to survey controlled substance utilization at ambulatory care areas serviced by the hospital main pharmacy 47-M: Meeting the challenge of modernizing sterile compounding 48-M: Liposomal bupivacaine in the operating rooms: Implementing a high risk medication in a high risk environment 49-M: Improving safety for intravenous potassium preparation in the pharmacy 4-M: Impact of the ambulatory care floating team (ACFT) on the pharmacies waiting time 50-M: Pharmacist-Led Medication Reconciliation for Hospital to Skilled Nursing Facility Transitions of Care: A Pilot Program 51-M: Implementation of an electronic pharmacy compliance manager tool for controlled substance monitoring (RxCM) 52-M: Pharmacist involvement with an outpatient infusion center in a small rural hospital 5-M: Prolonged duration hyperglycemia following a shoulder intra-articular glucocorticoid injection in a patient with diabetes 6-M: Pharmacists provide telemedicine in addition to clinic visits to improve diabetes management 7-M: Outcomes of a pharmacist-driven transition of care clinic on 30-day hospital readmission 8-M: Clinical pharmacist involvement in the management of patients in a heart failure clinic: a quality improvement initiative 9-M: Implementation of a Pharmacist Driven Transitions-of-Care Team Monday, June 8, 2015 12:45 PM to 1:30 PM Exclusively for Students – Career and Life Success 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM 104-L04: Breakthrough Session: Real-Time Clinical Decision Support: Clinical Applications and Lessons Learned 114-L05: Breakthrough Session: Translating Current Research to Practice 120-L04: Breakthrough Session: Raise Your Visibility, Raise Your Value! How Strategic Marketing Can Reinforce Your Value and Role as a Provider 129-L04: Advanced Leadership Series I: Leading People 3:45 PM to 5:15 PM 105-L04: Healthcare Reform and the Financial Impact on Pharmacy Billing in the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) 115-L04: Changing the Way We've Always Done It: Standardizing Adult IV Concentrations Statewide 121-L04: Outcomes That Matter 130-L04: Advanced Leadership Series II: What is Your Leadership Philosophy? Tuesday, June 9, 2015 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM 106-L04: Applying Informatics in the Specialty Pharmacy Arena 116-L05: "Yes, We CAN Eliminate Serious Harm from Healthcare!" — Leadership and Collaboration as Successful Strategies 122-L04: Billing Essentials in Ambulatory Care: Current Opportunities and Future Possibilities 131-L03: USP <800>: Strategies for Compliance 12:15 PM to 1:30 PM Posters (Tue) Tuesday, June 9, 2015 10-T: Referrals in a pharmacist-managed transition of care clinic 11-T: Development of a Trigger Tool to Identify Pharmacist Impact in Transitions of Care 12-T: Implementation of an economical medication ordering management system using scanning technology in a small hospital 13-T: Development of a dynamic, interactive, and customizable sterile compounding quality assurance report at an academic medical center 14-T: Role of pharmacy informatics in the application of pediatric weight based dosing to support the implementation of computerized provider order entry (CPOE) in an academic pediatric hospital 15-T: Improving pharmacy data analytic capabilities at an academic medical center 16-T: Evaluation of a pharmacy managed heparin protocol in extracorporeal membrane oxygenation 17-T: Peri hospitalization switching patterns of thienopyridines in patients with acute coronary syndrome 18-T: Impact of student pharmacist interventions in an interprofessional Student-Run Clinic 19-T: Compounding of aripiprazole as a gummy drug using commercially available products 20-T: Expanded patient counseling opportunities for pharmacy students on an inpatient internal medicine rotation 21-T: Combining powder formulations of drugs with food and beverages to improve palatability 22-T: Relationship between plasma concentration and salivary flow rate after single-dose oral administration of propiverine in healthy volunteers 23-T: Evaluation of antibiotic use for urinary tract infections in community pharmacies in Lebanon 24-T: Statewide collaboration to review targeted oral anticoagulant use 26-T: Evaluation of intra-operative liposomal bupivacaine and non-liposomal anesthetic for pain control in orthopedic surgery 27-T: Intranasal naloxone rescue kit program evaluation by patient telephone questionnaire 28-T: Patient acceptance and impact of a bedside discharge prescription delivery service 29-T: Pharmacist led transition of care/medication education program pilot within an inpatient rehabilitation unit 2-T: Development of pharmacy department productivity metric encompassing both distributive and clinical responsibilities 30-T: Effect of pharmacist drug therapy interventions for geriatric patients in independent living facilities 31-T: We push, pump and drip-drop, but what are our patients getting? Observation of intravenous medication preparation and administration practices 32-T: Cannabidiol: Challenges in human clinical trial implementation at Mayo Clinic Investigational Drug Service pharmacies 33-T: Development of a health-system administration management advanced pharmacy practice experience (APPE) rotation at a 203-hospitals health-system corporate office 34-T: Receptor occupancy (RO) of the neurokinin-1 (NK1) receptor antagonist, netupitant, in different brain regions and relationship to antiemetic efficacy 35-T: Impact of an intravenous fat emulsion shortage at a free-standing pediatric institution 36-T: Outcomes among patients switching to lurasidone or quetiapine in a commercially-insured schizophrenia population 37-T: Cost-effectiveness of edoxaban versus warfarin in the treatment of patients with severe pulmonary embolism: Results based on a subgroup analysis of the Hokusai-VTE study 38-T: Treatment discontinuation and switching patterns by mechanism of action among patients with epilepsy: a retrospective observational study in a US population 39-T: Factors influencing the preceptors performance for hospital pharmacy practice experiences 3-T: Estimating the value of clinical pharmacy activities in a community hospital 40-T: Time is Brain: A Community Hospital's Decrease in Door-to-Needle Time in Acute Stroke Cases 41-T: Safe Utilization of Insulin Pens in Long-Term Care 42-T: Evaluation of Interdisciplinary Variations in Medication Error Classifications in a Community Health-System 43-T: Quantifying and characterising prescribing error on admission and during admission to an acute hospital 44-T: Improving antibiotic prescribing with "bugs and drugs" education tool/model 45-T: Consistent feedback and education has improved accurate allergy documentation 46-T: Barcode scanning improves medication safety and staff satisfaction 47-T: Optimizing controlled substance area workflow to improve controlled substance diversion surveillance at a tertiary care hospital within a health care network 48-T: Optimizing smart pump utilization and adherence by implementation of a pharmacist-led continuous quality improvement program 49-T: Innovative use of duplicate prescription data to improve patient safety and efficiency within a mail order pharmacy 4-T: Pharmacy technician continuing education: An evaluation of job-relevance and satisfaction with current offerings 50-T: Optimization of bar code medication administration (BCMA) at a tertiary academic medical center 51-T: Optimizing glycemic control in hospitalized children with diabetes 52-T: Parenteral product error detection before and after implementation of intravenous workflow management technology 5-T: Case mix index as a marker for monitoring pharmaceutical costs and utilization at a rehabilitation hospital 6-T: Does a community pharmacists intervention post-hospital discharge have an impact on 30 or 90 day smoking cessation rates? 7-T: Implementation of a pharmacist-led smoking cessation clinic in an internal medicine practice 8-T: Pharmacy based disease state management: A hypertension management model at an ambulatory Care pharmacy 9-T: Promoting herd influenza immunity in a university setting through pharmacy administered vaccines covered by the student health benefit plan Tuesday, June 9, 2015 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM Presenting the Value of Pharmacy through Clinical Pharmacy Metrics 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM 107-L04: Developing the Next Generation 117-L05: Translating Data Into Action: Using Information to Optimize Patient Care 123-L04: Models of Practice in Ambulatory Care: One Size Doesn't (Need to) Fit All 132-L03: Congress, Agencies, & States, Oh My! How Policymakers are Addressing Critical Pharmacy Issues 3:45 PM to 5:00 PM 108-L04: Insights and Updates into Emerging Documentation Coding 118-L05: "The Impossible Dream": Safe, High Quality, and Patient Centered Care...Our Perspective on a Broken Healthcare System 124-L04: Transitions of Care: Best Practices and the Learner Experience 133-L04: Moving Cancer Care Closer to Home: A Leadership Opportunity for Pharmacists Wednesday, June 10, 2015 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM 109-L04: Lost In Translation: Leveraging Technology to Communicate Transitions of Care Across The Continuum 119-L05: Strategies Worth Sharing: Medication Safety 125-L01: Clinical Controversies in Ambulatory Care Practice: When Guidelines Conflict 134-L04: Communications Clarity: Are You Sending the Message You Mean To? 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM 110-L04: Smarter Pumps: Integrating Our Way to a Safer Medication Future 126-L04: Tool Time for Ambulatory Care Practitioners 135-L04: Penny Perspectives on Integrity: Little Insights for BIG Impact		To see detailed information about a session, please click on the session title.

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