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Baltimore Convention Center Baltimore, Maryland June 11 – 15, 2016 2016 book, and LinkedIn while in the ASHP Live app? ere’s no need to switch back and forth between accounts and the app. Stay right in ASHP Live by connecting your Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn accounts via your device’s settings. Report CE Credits Promptly All continuing education (CE) credits must be claimed online within 60 days at the ASHP eLearning Portal, http://elearning.ashp.org. Phy- sicians, nurses, pharmacists, pharmacy techni- cians, and international attendees must process and claim their CE credits immediately aſter the CE session or before the 60-day deadline. According to Accreditation Council for Phar- macy Education guidelines, CE credits must be claimed within 60 days of being earned. Insourcing I.V. Compounding Register in advance at www.cspinsourcing.com/ sm2015 for the Monday promotional theater “e Business of Insourcing Sterile I.V. Com- pounding Services.” is event will start at 6 p.m. with a buffet dinner, followed by the program at 6:30 p.m. Seating is limited, and preregistra- tion does not guarantee a seat. is promotional activity is sponsored by Baxter US Hospital Products and is not approved for continuing education credit. Tweet Your Takeaway and Win Share your newfound knowledge on Twitter—re- member to tag your tweets #ASHPSM15—and gain a chance to win a ASHP giſt basket. EXHIBITOR YELLOW PAGES Booth Changes A Red Bag Service, LLC Booth 432 AvKARE Booth 441 Board of Pharmacy Specialties Booth 542 Cantrell Drug Company Booth 815 Corvida Medical Booth 841 DripDrop Booth 643 ICU Medical Cancelled InfuSystem Booth 917 Johnson & Johnson, Lifescan Booth 842 Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals Booth 511 Pacira Pharmaceuticals Booth 416 Rx Destroyer Booth 937 RxSafe, LLC Booth 440 Talyst Booth 843 Vaxserve Cancelled Chair Joshua Fleming, Pharm.D., BCACP Vice-Chair Ashley Overy, Pharm.D., M.S. Member Alexander Flannery, Pharm.D., BCPS Member Jonathan Girnys, Pharm.D. Member Kate Jeffers, Pharm.D., BCOP Chair Kristina Lantis Vice-Chair Jenna Fancher Member Caroline Beaulieu Member Gabe Hinojosa Member Katie Weigartz President-Elect John A. Armitstead Immediate Past President Gerald E. Meyer Treasurer Philip J. Schneider Chair, House of Delegates James A. Trovato Board of Directors Paul W. Bush Donald E. Letendre Kathleen S. Pawlicki Steven Rough Ranee Runnebaum Kelly M. Smith Chief Executive Officer Paul W. Abramowitz ASHP 2015 SUMMER MEETINGS The Official Newspaper of the ASHP 2015 Summer Meetings and Exhibition Vol. 12, No. 1 • June 7, 2015 ASHP 2014–15 Officers President Christene M. Jolowsky ASHP Summer Meetings News & Views Advertising Representative The Jackson Gaeta Group Inc. 33 Smull Avenue, Suite One, Caldwell, NJ 07006 973-403-7677 • fax 973-403-7795 Available in Denver at ASHP Store Disclaimer: A reference to a commercial product in an article or advertisement in ASHP 2015 Summer Meetings News & Views does not indicate that ASHP endorses the product, its manufacturer, or its distributor. The information provided in is provided for educational purposes only. © 2015, ASHP ASHP’S FORUMS The Vice-Chairs and Members of the 2015–16 executive committees of the New Practitioners Forum and Pharmacy Student Forum took their oaths of office on Saturday. The Chairs will be sworn in Tuesday. ASHP New Practitioners Forum ASHP Pharmacy Student Forum Thank You to Our Summer Meetings Sponsors News Views T with the people who serve on the ASHP Board of Directors. Today, Immediate Past President Gerry Meyer, Treasurer Phil Schneider, and Board members Paul Bush, Don Letendre, Kathy Pawlicki, Steve Rough, Ra- nee Runnebaum, and Kelly Smith will participate in Meet and Greet with Phar- macy Leaders, planned in cooperation with the ASHP Pharmacy Student Forum. e event starts at 8 a.m. in Room 405, on the street level. House of Delegates Chair Jim Trovato will facilitate the delegates’ caucus in Room 104, on the street level, starting at 9:30 a.m. All members of the Board will be at the first meeting of the House of Delegates, scheduled for 1–5 p.m. in Mile High Ballroom 3, on the lower level. Aſterward, everyone will head to Exhibit Hall A for the Grand Opening Reception. e reception starts at 5 p.m. on the upper level. Board members, as their availability permits, may be found at the ASHP Resource Center, booths 938 and 941. Gerald E. Meyer, Pharm.D., M.B.A., FASHP James A. Trovato, Pharm.D., M.B.A., BCOP, FASHP ASHP AWARD Enright to Receive Whitney Lecture Award Tuesday S haron Murphy Enright, president and chief executive officer of EnvisionChange LLC in Atlanta, will receive ASHP’s 2015 Harvey A. K. Whitney Lecture Award dur- ing a dinner being held in her honor on Tuesday. An advocate of patient-focused pharmacy practice, Enright promotes progressive hospital and ambulatory care pharmacy practice models that take advantage of pharmacists’ medication-use expertise and training. She is a well-known, popular speaker and widely published author on pharmacy leadership, medica- tion-use safety and quality, performance improve- ment, technology, and change management. Over the years, she has developed and delivered hundreds of educational programs for pharmacists and other healthcare professionals. Enright has been a driving force for several of the ASHP Foundation’s programs in pharmacy leader- ship development. She also helped to coordinate and facilitate the Leadership Learning Community at ASHP Summer Meetings. Her career as a consultant spans 31 years, start- ing with e Enright Group Inc. She went on to work with Cardinal Health and Ernst & Young LLP and is now with EnvisionChange. While president of her eponymous company, Enright served several years as executive director of the Massachusetts Society of Hospital Pharmacists (MSHP). She worked earlier at ASHP, where she led Membership Services and the Division of Planning, Management, and Reimbursement. Early in her career, she completed the ASHP Residency in Association Management. Enright is the recipient of several awards, includ- ing the Connecticut Society of Hospital Pharmacists’ Paul Pierpaoli Lecture Award, MSHP’s Hospital Pharmacist of the Year, and the Yale-New Haven Hospital Department of Pharmacy’s John J. Zugich Distinguished Residency Alumni Award. e Whitney Lecture Award recognizes individu- als who have made outstanding contributions to health-system pharmacy and is considered the most prestigious honor bestowed in health-system pharmacy. Established in 1950, the award is named for ASHP’s first president. Coupons for the Harvey A. K. Whitney Lecture Award Reception and Dinner must be exchanged for tickets with a table number by 2 p.m. Monday. Come to the Customer Relations counter next to Attendee Registration to make the exchange. Attendees who bought coupons for the dinner during advance registration should have received them during badge pickup. Tickets are $120 apiece and nonrefundable. e reception will start at 7 p.m. in Denver Mar- riott City Center’s Colorado Ballroom E, on Lower Level 2. Attire is evening formal; black tie is optional. Sharon Murphy Enright, B.S.Pharm., M.B.A. News Views ASHP SUMMER MEETINGS & EXHIBITION • SUNDAY • JUNE 6-10, 2015 • DENVER, CO T he Colorado Pharmacists Society Academy of Health-System Pharmacists is excited that ASHP has chosen to return to Denver for the annual Summer Meetings. Every aspect of this year’s Summer Meetings has been elevated: more education, more network- ing opportunities—and all of it can be experi- enced at 5280 feet. Denver’s mountain panorama is 120 miles long. You can see 200 named peaks from the state Capitol, some of which are close enough for a breathtaking day hike. Award-winning dining is abundant in the LoDo district, just a short shuttle ride away from the convention center area. Also check out newly renovated Denver Union Station for some great dining options. More than 10% of the nation’s craſt brewer- ies can be found in Colorado, which is quite an impressive statistic given that the state is home to less than 2% of the country’s popula- tion. Colorado is home to nearly 230 established breweries, a few of which are within a short distance of the convention center. Coloradans did not invent the concept of a craſt brewery, but they do get credit for perfecting the art of craſt beer. Please look for attend- ees with the Colorado state flag sticker on their badge. ey will be glad to welcome you to Colorado and make your ASHP Summer Meetings and visit to Denver an enjoy- able and rewarding experience. We look forward to meeting you! CPS AHP Chair Jennifer Biltoft, Pharm.D., BCPS CPS AHP Chair-Elect Kristi Bronkan, Pharm.D., BCPS The Joint Commission Update for 2015—Focus on Acute Care Settings 8 a.m., Four Seasons Ballroom 4 Joseph A. Oddis Ethics Col- loquium 2015—Standing in the Gap: Maintaining Pro- fessional Integrity in the Face of Ethical Challenges 10:15 a.m., Room 203 Up and Coming Challenges for IV Room Workflow Automation and IV Robotics 10:15 a.m., Room 301 Today’s Hot Sessions Today’s Schedule COLORADO PHARMACISTS SOCIETY Welcome to Denver—the Mile High City! NEW LEADERS FOR SECTIONS, FORUMS See who is leading ASHP’s five sections and two forums in 2015–16. Pages 2 and 3 WHITNEY LECTURE AWARD Plans to attend this year’s presentation of the highest award in health-system pharmacy. Page 3 5:45–8 a.m.: ASHP Foundation Donor Recognition Breakfast (invitation only) 7:30–9:30 a.m.: Open Caucuses 7:30–11:30 a.m.: ASHP House of Delegates Registration 7:30 a.m.–6 p.m.: Ambulatory Care and Pharmacotherapy review and recertification courses (at Denver Marriott City Center) 7:30 a.m.–6 p.m.: Critical Care Pharmacy and Pediatric Pharmacy specialty examination review courses (at Denver Marriott City Center) 8–9:30 a.m.: Meet and Greet with Pharmacy Leaders for Students 8–10 a.m.: Educational programming 9:30–11:30 a.m.: Caucuses facilitated by Chair of ASHP House of Delegates 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.: Student Leadership Development Workshop 10:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m.: Educational programming 1–5 p.m.: First Meeting of ASHP House of Delegates 1:45–2:45 p.m.: A Student’s Guide to Provider Status 1:45–3:45 p.m.: Educational programming 4–5 p.m.: Networking sessions 5–7 p.m.: Grand Opening Reception OPENING RECEPTION Exhibit Hall Opens This Evening J oin colleagues and friends this eve- ning in the Exhibit Hall for the Grand Opening Reception of ASHP 2015 Summer Meetings. Enjoy light hors d’oeuvres while you visit with exhibitors and start the week with unpar- alleled opportunities to network. e reception starts at 5 p.m. in Exhibit Hall A, on the upper level, and ends at 7 p.m. A ticket for the reception is included in attendees’ full registration fee. Registered exhibitors also have a ticket. Additional tickets may be purchased for $35 apiece at the Customer Relations counter next to Attendee Registration. All tickets are nonrefundable. e 2015 exhibitor family awaits your presence. ASHP PRESIDENT Welcome to Denver and the ASHP Summer Meetings I t is great to be back in Denver for the 2015 ASHP Summer Meet- ings and Exhibition. is event is the perfect blend of learning and networking, and I am so glad you could join us this week. Our efforts to provide you with timely and prac- tical programming have resulted in the addition of a new boutique confer- ence to our educational community: the Ambulatory Care Conference. As with the other specialized meetings here in Denver—Informatics Institute; Pharmacy, Practice & Policy; and Medication Safety Col- laborative—you’ll hear from experts, explore topics that are relevant to your professional life, and establish meaningful connections with your peers. I also want to welcome all of the members who are here for the ASHP House of Delegates and thank you for your work to create the professional policy that allows ASHP to help improve patient care and advance pharmacy practice. Your work helps ASHP achieve our vision that medication use will be optimal, safe, and effective for all people all of the time. I hope you take full advantage of all that the Summer Meetings have to offer. Feel free to share your thoughts with the ASHP Board of Directors and staff here in Denver or send an e-mail to [email protected]. Enjoy the week! Christene M. Jolowsky, M.S., R.Ph., FASHP The basic design of the Colorado state flag dates to 1911. 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Improve Your App-titudeDid you know you can post to Twitter, Face-book, and LinkedIn while in the ASHP Live app? There’s no need to switch back and forth between accounts and the app. Stay right in ASHP Live by connecting your Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn accounts via your device’s settings.
Report CE Credits PromptlyAll continuing education (CE) credits must be claimed online within 60 days at the ASHP eLearning Portal, http://elearning.ashp.org. Phy-sicians, nurses, pharmacists, pharmacy techni-cians, and international attendees must process and claim their CE credits immediately after the CE session or before the 60-day deadline. According to Accreditation Council for Phar-macy Education guidelines, CE credits must be claimed within 60 days of being earned.
Insourcing I.V. CompoundingRegister in advance at www.cspinsourcing.com/sm2015 for the Monday promotional theater “The Business of Insourcing Sterile I.V. Com-pounding Services.” This event will start at 6 p.m. with a buffet dinner, followed by the program at 6:30 p.m. Seating is limited, and preregistra-tion does not guarantee a seat. This promotional activity is sponsored by Baxter US Hospital Products and is not approved for continuing education credit.
Tweet Your Takeaway and WinShare your newfound knowledge on Twitter—re-member to tag your tweets #ASHPSM15—and gain a chance to win a ASHP gift basket.
News Briefs
EXHIBITOR YELLOW PAGES
Booth ChangesA Red Bag Service, LLC Booth 432AvKARE Booth 441Board of Pharmacy Specialties Booth 542Cantrell Drug Company Booth 815Corvida Medical Booth 841DripDrop Booth 643ICU Medical CancelledInfuSystem Booth 917Johnson & Johnson, Lifescan Booth 842Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals Booth 511Pacira Pharmaceuticals Booth 416Rx Destroyer Booth 937RxSafe, LLC Booth 440Talyst Booth 843Vaxserve CancelledChair
Joshua Fleming, Pharm.D., BCACP
Vice-Chair Ashley Overy, Pharm.D., M.S.
Member Alexander Flannery, Pharm.D., BCPS
Member Jonathan Girnys, Pharm.D.
Member Kate Jeffers, Pharm.D., BCOP
Chair Kristina Lantis
Vice-Chair Jenna Fancher
Member Caroline Beaulieu
Member Gabe Hinojosa
Member Katie Weigartz
President-ElectJohn A. Armitstead
Immediate Past President
Gerald E. Meyer
TreasurerPhilip J. Schneider
Chair, House of Delegates
James A. Trovato
Board of DirectorsPaul W. Bush
Donald E. LetendreKathleen S. Pawlicki
Steven RoughRanee Runnebaum
Kelly M. Smith
Chief Executive Officer
Paul W. Abramowitz
ASHP 2015 SUMMER MEETINGS
The Official Newspaper of the ASHP 2015 Summer Meetings and Exhibition
Vol. 12, No. 1 • June 7, 2015
ASHP 2014–15 OfficersPresident
Christene M. Jolowsky
ASHP Summer Meetings News & Views Advertising Representative
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© 2015, ASHP
ASHP’S FORUMSThe Vice-Chairs and Members of the 2015–16 executive committees of the New Practitioners Forum and Pharmacy Student Forum took their oaths of office on Saturday. The Chairs will be sworn in Tuesday.
ASHP New Practitioners Forum
ASHP Pharmacy Student ForumThank You to Our Summer Meetings Sponsors
News Views
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Meet ASHP’s Board
Take the opportunity to talk face-to-face with the people who serve on the ASHP Board of Directors.
Today, Immediate Past President Gerry Meyer, Treasurer Phil Schneider, and Board members Paul Bush, Don Letendre, Kathy
Pawlicki, Steve Rough, Ra-nee Runnebaum, and Kelly Smith will participate in Meet and Greet with Phar-macy Leaders, planned in cooperation with the ASHP Pharmacy Student Forum. The event starts at 8 a.m. in Room 405, on the street level.
House of Delegates Chair Jim Trovato will facilitate the delegates’ caucus in Room 104, on the street level, starting at 9:30 a.m.
All members of the Board will be at the first meeting of the House of Delegates, scheduled for 1–5 p.m. in Mile High Ballroom 3, on the lower level.
Afterward, everyone will head to Exhibit Hall A for the Grand Opening Reception. The reception starts at 5 p.m. on the upper level. Board members, as their availability permits, may be found at the ASHP Resource Center, booths 938 and 941.
Gerald E. Meyer, Pharm.D., M.B.A., FASHP
James A. Trovato, Pharm.D., M.B.A., BCOP, FASHP
ASHP AWARD
Enright to Receive Whitney Lecture Award Tuesday
Sharon Murphy Enright, president and chief executive officer of EnvisionChange LLC in Atlanta, will receive ASHP’s 2015 Harvey A. K. Whitney Lecture Award dur-
ing a dinner being held in her honor on Tuesday.An advocate of patient-focused pharmacy
practice, Enright promotes progressive hospital and ambulatory care pharmacy practice models that take advantage of pharmacists’ medication-use expertise and training.
She is a well-known, popular speaker and widely published author on pharmacy leadership, medica-tion-use safety and quality, performance improve-ment, technology, and change management.
Over the years, she has developed and delivered hundreds of educational programs for pharmacists and other healthcare professionals.
Enright has been a driving force for several of the ASHP Foundation’s programs in pharmacy leader-ship development. She also helped to coordinate and facilitate the Leadership Learning Community at ASHP Summer Meetings.
Her career as a consultant spans 31 years, start-ing with The Enright Group Inc. She went on to work with Cardinal Health and Ernst & Young LLP and is now with EnvisionChange.
While president of her eponymous company, Enright served several years as executive director of the Massachusetts Society of Hospital Pharmacists (MSHP).
She worked earlier at ASHP, where she led Membership Services and the Division of Planning, Management, and Reimbursement.
Early in her career, she completed the ASHP Residency in Association Management.
Enright is the recipient of several awards, includ-ing the Connecticut Society of Hospital Pharmacists’ Paul Pierpaoli Lecture Award, MSHP’s Hospital Pharmacist of the Year, and the Yale-New Haven Hospital Department of Pharmacy’s John J. Zugich Distinguished Residency Alumni Award.
The Whitney Lecture Award recognizes individu-
als who have made outstanding contributions to health-system pharmacy and is considered the most prestigious honor bestowed in health-system pharmacy. Established in 1950, the award is named for ASHP’s first president.
Coupons for the Harvey A. K. Whitney Lecture Award Reception and Dinner must be exchanged for tickets with a table number by 2 p.m. Monday. Come to the Customer Relations counter next to Attendee Registration to make the exchange.
Attendees who bought coupons for the dinner during advance registration should have received them during badge pickup.
Tickets are $120 apiece and nonrefundable.The reception will start at 7 p.m. in Denver Mar-
riott City Center’s Colorado Ballroom E, on Lower Level 2.
Attire is evening formal; black tie is optional.
Sharon Murphy Enright, B.S.Pharm., M.B.A.
News ViewsASHP SUMMER MEETINGS & EXHIBITION • SUNDAY • JUNE 6-10, 2015 • DENVER, CO
The Colorado Pharmacists Society Academy of Health-System
Pharmacists is excited that ASHP has chosen to return to Denver for the annual Summer Meetings.
Every aspect of this year’s Summer Meetings has been elevated: more education, more network-ing opportunities—and all of it can be experi-enced at 5280 feet.
Denver’s mountain panorama is 120 miles long. You can see 200 named peaks from the state Capitol, some of which are close enough for a breathtaking day hike.
Award-winning dining is abundant in the LoDo district, just a short shuttle ride away from the convention center area.
Also check out newly renovated Denver Union Station for some great dining options.
More than 10% of the nation’s craft brewer-ies can be found in Colorado, which is quite an impressive statistic given that the state is home to less than 2% of the country’s popula-tion. Colorado is home to nearly 230 established
breweries, a few of which are within a short distance of the convention center. Coloradans did not invent the concept of a craft brewery, but they do get credit for perfecting the art of craft beer.
Please look for attend-ees with the Colorado state flag sticker on their badge. They will be glad to
welcome you to Colorado and make your ASHP Summer Meetings and visit to Denver an enjoy-able and rewarding experience.
We look forward to meeting you!
CPS AHP Chair Jennifer Biltoft, Pharm.D., BCPS
CPS AHP Chair-Elect Kristi Bronkan, Pharm.D., BCPS
The Joint Commission Update for 2015—Focus on Acute Care Settings
8 a.m., Four Seasons Ballroom 4
Joseph A. Oddis Ethics Col-loquium 2015—Standing in the Gap: Maintaining Pro-
fessional Integrity in the Face of Ethical Challenges 10:15 a.m., Room 203
Up and Coming Challenges for IV Room Workflow Automation and IV Robotics
10:15 a.m., Room 301
Today’s Hot Sessions
Today’s Schedule
COLORADO PHARMACISTS SOCIETY
Welcome to Denver—the Mile High City!
NEW LEADERS FOR SECTIONS, FORUMSSee who is leading ASHP’s five sections and two forums in 2015–16. Pages 2 and 3
WHITNEY LECTURE AWARDPlans to attend this year’s presentation of the highest award in health-system pharmacy. Page 3
5:45–8 a.m.: ASHP Foundation Donor Recognition Breakfast (invitation only)
7:30–9:30 a.m.: Open Caucuses
7:30–11:30 a.m.: ASHP House of Delegates Registration
7:30 a.m.–6 p.m.: Ambulatory Care and Pharmacotherapy review and recertification courses (at Denver Marriott City Center)
7:30 a.m.–6 p.m.: Critical Care Pharmacy and Pediatric Pharmacy specialty examination review courses (at Denver Marriott City Center)
8–9:30 a.m.: Meet and Greet with Pharmacy Leaders for Students
8–10 a.m.: Educational programming
9:30–11:30 a.m.: Caucuses facilitated by Chair of ASHP House of Delegates
9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.: Student Leadership Development Workshop
10:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m.: Educational programming
1–5 p.m.: First Meeting of ASHP House of Delegates
1:45–2:45 p.m.: A Student’s Guide to Provider Status
1:45–3:45 p.m.: Educational programming
4–5 p.m.: Networking sessions
5–7 p.m.: Grand Opening Reception
OPENING RECEPTION
Exhibit Hall Opens This Evening
Join colleagues and friends this eve-ning in the Exhibit Hall for the Grand Opening Reception of ASHP 2015 Summer Meetings.
Enjoy light hors d’oeuvres while you visit with exhibitors and start the week with unpar-alleled opportunities to network.
The reception starts at 5 p.m. in Exhibit Hall A, on the upper level, and ends at 7 p.m.
A ticket for the reception is included in attendees’ full registration fee. Registered exhibitors also have a ticket.
Additional tickets may be purchased for $35 apiece at the Customer Relations counter next to Attendee Registration.
All tickets are nonrefundable.The 2015 exhibitor family awaits your
presence.
ASHP PRESIDENT
Welcome to Denver and the ASHP Summer Meetings
It is great to be back in Denver for the 2015 ASHP Summer Meet-ings and Exhibition. This event is the perfect
blend of learning and networking, and I am so glad you could join us this week.
Our efforts to provide you with timely and prac-tical programming have resulted in the addition of a new boutique confer-ence to our educational community: the Ambulatory Care Conference. As with the other specialized meetings here in Denver—Informatics Institute; Pharmacy, Practice & Policy; and Medication Safety Col-
laborative—you’ll hear from experts, explore topics that are relevant to your professional life, and establish meaningful connections with your peers.
I also want to welcome all of the members who are here for the ASHP House of Delegates and thank you for your work to create the professional policy that allows ASHP to help improve patient care and advance pharmacy practice. Your work helps ASHP achieve our vision that medication use will be optimal, safe, and effective for all people all of the time.
I hope you take full advantage of all that the Summer Meetings have to offer. Feel free to share your thoughts with the ASHP Board of Directors and staff here in Denver or send an e-mail to [email protected].
Enjoy the week!
Christene M. Jolowsky, M.S., R.Ph., FASHP
The basic design of the Colorado state flag dates to 1911.
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News ViewsASHP SUMMER MEETINGS & EXHIBITION • SUNDAY • JUNE 6-10, 2015 • DENVER, CO
The Colorado Pharmacists Society Academy of Health-System
Pharmacists is excited that ASHP has chosen to return to Denver for the annual Summer Meetings.
Every aspect of this year’s Summer Meetings has been elevated: more education, more network-ing opportunities—and all of it can be experi-enced at 5280 feet.
Denver’s mountain panorama is 120 miles long. You can see 200 named peaks from the state Capitol, some of which are close enough for a breathtaking day hike.
Award-winning dining is abundant in the LoDo district, just a short shuttle ride away from the convention center area.
Also check out newly renovated Denver Union Station for some great dining options.
More than 10% of the nation’s craft brewer-ies can be found in Colorado, which is quite an impressive statistic given that the state is home to less than 2% of the country’s popula-tion. Colorado is home to nearly 230 established
breweries, a few of which are within a short distance of the convention center. Coloradans did not invent the concept of a craft brewery, but they do get credit for perfecting the art of craft beer.
Please look for attend-ees with the Colorado state flag sticker on their badge. They will be glad to
welcome you to Colorado and make your ASHP Summer Meetings and visit to Denver an enjoy-able and rewarding experience.
We look forward to meeting you!
CPS AHP Chair Jennifer Biltoft, Pharm.D., BCPS
CPS AHP Chair-Elect Kristi Bronkan, Pharm.D., BCPS
The Joint Commission Update for 2015—Focus on Acute Care Settings
8 a.m., Four Seasons Ballroom 4
Joseph A. Oddis Ethics Col-loquium 2015—Standing in the Gap: Maintaining Pro-
fessional Integrity in the Face of Ethical Challenges 10:15 a.m., Room 203
Up and Coming Challenges for IV Room Workflow Automation and IV Robotics
10:15 a.m., Room 301
Today’s Hot Sessions
Today’s Schedule
COLORADO PHARMACISTS SOCIETY
Welcome to Denver—the Mile High City!
NEW LEADERS FOR SECTIONS, FORUMSSee who is leading ASHP’s five sections and two forums in 2015–16. Pages 2 and 3
WHITNEY LECTURE AWARDPlans to attend this year’s presentation of the highest award in health-system pharmacy. Page 3
5:45–8 a.m.: ASHP Foundation Donor Recognition Breakfast (invitation only)
7:30–9:30 a.m.: Open Caucuses
7:30–11:30 a.m.: ASHP House of Delegates Registration
7:30 a.m.–6 p.m.: Ambulatory Care and Pharmacotherapy review and recertification courses (at Denver Marriott City Center)
7:30 a.m.–6 p.m.: Critical Care Pharmacy and Pediatric Pharmacy specialty examination review courses (at Denver Marriott City Center)
8–9:30 a.m.: Meet and Greet with Pharmacy Leaders for Students
8–10 a.m.: Educational programming
9:30–11:30 a.m.: Caucuses facilitated by Chair of ASHP House of Delegates
9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.: Student Leadership Development Workshop
10:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m.: Educational programming
1–5 p.m.: First Meeting of ASHP House of Delegates
1:45–2:45 p.m.: A Student’s Guide to Provider Status
1:45–3:45 p.m.: Educational programming
4–5 p.m.: Networking sessions
5–7 p.m.: Grand Opening Reception
OPENING RECEPTION
Exhibit Hall Opens This Evening
Join colleagues and friends this eve-ning in the Exhibit Hall for the Grand Opening Reception of ASHP 2015 Summer Meetings.
Enjoy light hors d’oeuvres while you visit with exhibitors and start the week with unpar-alleled opportunities to network.
The reception starts at 5 p.m. in Exhibit Hall A, on the upper level, and ends at 7 p.m.
A ticket for the reception is included in attendees’ full registration fee. Registered exhibitors also have a ticket.
Additional tickets may be purchased for $35 apiece at the Customer Relations counter next to Attendee Registration.
All tickets are nonrefundable.The 2015 exhibitor family awaits your
presence.
ASHP PRESIDENT
Welcome to Denver and the ASHP Summer Meetings
It is great to be back in Denver for the 2015 ASHP Summer Meet-ings and Exhibition. This event is the perfect
blend of learning and networking, and I am so glad you could join us this week.
Our efforts to provide you with timely and prac-tical programming have resulted in the addition of a new boutique confer-ence to our educational community: the Ambulatory Care Conference. As with the other specialized meetings here in Denver—Informatics Institute; Pharmacy, Practice & Policy; and Medication Safety Col-
laborative—you’ll hear from experts, explore topics that are relevant to your professional life, and establish meaningful connections with your peers.
I also want to welcome all of the members who are here for the ASHP House of Delegates and thank you for your work to create the professional policy that allows ASHP to help improve patient care and advance pharmacy practice. Your work helps ASHP achieve our vision that medication use will be optimal, safe, and effective for all people all of the time.
I hope you take full advantage of all that the Summer Meetings have to offer. Feel free to share your thoughts with the ASHP Board of Directors and staff here in Denver or send an e-mail to [email protected].
Enjoy the week!
Christene M. Jolowsky, M.S., R.Ph., FASHP
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