Mid-Year Pharmacy Meeting September 14, 2019 •Mountain America Expo Center

ATTENDEE MID-YEAR EVENT AGENDA

SEPTEMBER 14, 2019MOUNTAIN AMERICA EXPO CENTER

9575 S STATE STREET, SANDY UT 84070

Event Agenda Schedule & Tracking Codes8:00 AM - 10:00 AM Cardiovascular Outcomes Trials for Diabetes: What Pharmacists Need to Know (Knowledge

2.0 hours/.2 CEUs). UAN: 0107-9999-19-297-L01-P/TPresented by Laura Shane-McWhorter, PharmD, BCPS, BC-ADM, CDE, FASCP, FAADE

Room 200 A Tracking Code:

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10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Break & Expo Networking Room 200 BC

10:30 AM - 12:30 PM The Pharmacy Marketing Imperative (Knowledge 2.0 hours/.2 CEUs).Presented by Bruce Kneeland, Community Pharmacy SpecialistUAN: 0107-9999-19-298-L04-P/T

Room 200 A Tracking Code:

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12:30 PM - 1:30 PM Lunch & Presentation by CPESN Utah Room 200 BC

1:30 PM – 3:00 P Immunizations Update 2019 (Knowledge 1.5 hours/.15 CEUs).Presented by James Seaboldt, PharmD, School of Community Health Sciences, University of Nevada, RenoUAN: 0107-9999-19-299-L06-P/T

Room 200 A Tracking Code:

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3:00 PM – 3:15 PM Break Room 200 BC

3:15 PM – 4:45 PM Utah Pharmacy Law Update and Compliance Review (Knowledge 1.5 hours/.15 CEUs). Presented by Jacob Corsi, CPhT. Plural ConsultingUAN: 0107-9999-19-300-L03-P/T

Room 200 A Tracking Code:

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4:45 PM – 5:45 PM Non-Opioids Alternatives for Chronic Pain Management (Knowledge 1.0 hour/.1 CEUs). Presented by Nicholas Cox, PharmD, BCACPUAN: 0107-9999-19-302-L01-P/T

Room 200 A Tracking Code:

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Education Sessions ObjectivesCardiovascular Outcomes Trials for Diabetes: What Pharmacists Need to Know (Knowledge 2.0 hours/.2 CEUs). UAN: 0107-9999-19-297-L01-P/TPresented by Laura Shane-McWhorter, PharmD, BCPS, BC-ADM, CDE, FASCP, FAADE• Describe the historical basis for FDA-required cardiovascular outcomes trials (CVOTs) for diabetes medications• Analyze the statistical design of CVOTs• Discuss the major CVOTs that are the basis for the American Diabetes Association Standards of Care• Apply CVOT outcomes to select medication classes for ASCVD, kidney disease, or heart failure in persons with diabetes

The Pharmacy Marketing Imperative (Knowledge 2.0 hours/.2 CEUs).Presented by Bruce Kneeland, Community Pharmacy SpecialistUAN: 0107-9999-19-298-L04-P/T• Discussaworkingdefinitionofmarketingincludingmission,vision,uniquesellingpropositionandtagline.• Discussformatsforandbenefitsofa12MonthMarketingCalendar.• Identify examples of how to access pharmacy system data to more effectively market their services to patients, prescribers and family caregivers.• Discuss SWOT analysis and its role in the pharmacy practice setting.• Discuss the difference between perception and reality and identify at least one major reality gap in their pharmacy.• Identifyseveralexamplesofthebenefitofhavingatleastonenon-pharmacyrelatedproduct,programorservicethatattractspeopletothepharmacy and generates word-of-mouth recommendations.

Immunizations Update 2019 (Knowledge 1.5 hours/.15 CEUs).Presented by James Seaboldt, PharmD, School of Community Health Sciences, University of Nevada, RenoUAN: 0107-9999-19-299-L06-P/T• List three reasons why CDC recommends immunizations be given on schedule.• Identify at least three sources for immunization recommendations used in the United States.• Explain processes employed to establish immunization recommendations.• Discuss the impact of recent immunization recommendation changes on vaccination programs.• Identify at least three changes made to the CDC immunization recommendations during the past year.Role of Pharmacy in Opioids Overdose Prevention

Utah Pharmacy Law Update and Compliance Review (Knowledge 1.5 hours/.15 CEUs). Presented by Jacob Corsi, CPhT. Plural ConsultingUAN: 0107-9999-19-300-L03-P/T• Discuss recent changes to pharmacy law in Utah.• Describe what are commonly seen infractions in a pharmacy inspection done by the Department of Professional Licensing Inspectors• Identify areas of concern in your pharmacy for a DOPL Inspection• Identify best ways to improve compliance in a pharmacy practice.

Non-Opioids Alternatives for Chronic Pain Management (Knowledge 1.0 hour/.1 CEUs). Presented by Nicholas Cox, PharmD, BCACPUAN: 0107-9999-19-302-L01-P/T• Recognize the evidence of non-pharmacologic and non-opioid pharmacologic therapies for chronic pain.• Recognize the evidence of non-opioid alternatives for chronic pain to respond to common pharmacist-patient and pharmacist-prescriber interactions.• Identifytheelementsofaneffectivepatient-specificmanagementplan,incorporatingnon-opioidalternatives,forapatientwithchronicpain.

CPE Monitor

CPE Monitor is a collaborative system used by ACPE, the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP), and ACPE-accredited providers for all pharmacists and technicians to record andtracktheirCPEcredits. IfyouhavenotobtainedyourNABPe-ProfileIDnumber,gotowww.nabp.net/programs/cpe-monitor/cpe-monitor-service/tosetupyoure-Profile. Ifyouhave any questions about this service or your number, please contact NABP customer support at 847-391-4406, Monday to Friday between 9:00 pm and 5:00 pm CT.

Target Audience

UPhA education sessions are designed for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians from all practice settings.

Courses appropriate for pharmacist participation are designated by an ACPE activity number ending in the letter “P.”

Courses appropriate for pharmacy technician participation are designated by an ACPE activity number ending in the letter “T.”

Review the ACPE information for each session to determine the amount of credit offered.

Session Handouts

To help preserve our natural resources, UPhA education sessions are paperless. However, to offer participants an enduring reference to the education content, the majority of the presentation materials are available at www.UPhA.com. These presentations will remain online until December 31, 2019.

Activity Type

All activity types at this meeting are Knowledge Based activities.

Partial Credit

UPhA does not offer partial credit for any CPE activity.

Learning Objectives

Learning objectives for all CPE sessions are provided on the UPhA website, www.UPhA.com, in the program event guide, and are provided at the beginning of each session.

Disclosures

Financial support for individual education sessions is indicated on handouts and noted at the beginning of each education session.

CPE Requirements

To earn CPE credit for a session accredited by CEI, participants must actively participate in the entire session, submit an attendance code, complete an appropriate learning assessment as provided, complete an activity evaluation, and “claim” your credit using the online CPE submission site. Proof of your CPE credit will be available to you on CPE Monitor. UPhA no longer issues paper statements of credit.

All continuing pharmacy education (CPE) participation will be recorded online for 2019. Recording credit online is quick and easy!

• Insutructions for claiming your CPE credit are available online at www.UPhA.com and below. Within 30 days following the CPE date: Login at CEImpact.com*. Complete the Course Evaluation then follow the instructions to access your CPE Statement of Credit on CPE Monitor. Information will be provided by UPhA following the event to complete all needed evaluations. *If this is the firsttimeyouhaveutilizedtheCEILearningManagementSystem(LMS)youwillneedtocreatean account before completing course evaluations.

•YouwillneedyourNABPe-ProfileIDtoallowtheCPEcredittobetransferredtotheCPEMonitor system. You will need an attendance code for each session that you attended. These codes will be provided to you in each session.

• You can print your CPE transcript directly from CPE Monitor. Individual statements of credit from UPhA or CEI are not available.

Grievance Policy

ShouldanyattendeeofanapprovedCPEsessionbedissatisfiedwiththequalityoftheactivity,a request in writing must be submitted to the UPhA Education Department at upha@upha.com within 5 days of the conclusion of the session.

Accreditation

Continuing Pharmacy Education (CPE) for each course has been accredited by CEI, an ACPE-accredited provider of continuing pharmacy education. You MUST complete the online requirements to obtain your CPE Credit. The deadline for obtaining your CPE credit is: October 14, 2019. This deadline is non-negotiable due to the CPE Monitor reporting timelines.

CEI is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education.

Education Accreditation Details

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