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APPROVED CREDIT NAME OF PROVIDER PROGRAM ACCR. NO. TITLE OF THE PROGRAM DATE OF CONDUCT PLACE CONDUCTED UNIT FROM TO 2009 Pharmacist LEADS (Leaders, Experts, and 1 Pfizer, Inc. 2009-003-001 Advocates on Drug Safety) 7-May-09 Iloilo 3 8-May-09 Bacolod Philippine Society for Parenteral and 2 Enteral Nutrition (PHILSPEN), Inc. 2010-006-002 5th Annual PhilSPEN Convention 12-Nov-09 13-Nov-09 Manila Diamond Hotel 8 University of the Philippines, College Teaching Clinical Pharmacy: Competency 3 of Pharmacy 2010-007-003 Based Approach 15-Oct-09 17-Oct-09 UP College of Pharmacy 22 2010 4 Pfizer, Inc. 2009-003-004 Pharmacist LEADS 1-Jun-10 Cebu 5 5 Pfizer, Inc. 2009-003-004 Pharmacist LEADS 1-Jul-10 San Pablo / Quezon 5 6 Pfizer, Inc. 2009-003-004 Pharmacist LEADS 1-Sep-10 Baguio 5 7 Pfizer, Inc. 2009-003-004 Pharmacist LEADS 1-Nov-10 Ilocos Norte 5 8 Pfizer, Inc. 2009-003-004 Pharmacist LEADS 1-Dec-10 Manila 5 University of the Philippines, College Teaching Clinical Pharmacy: Competency College of Pharmacy and 9 of Pharmacy 2010-007-005 Based Approach 21-Oct-10 23-Oct-10 PGH, UP Manila 20 Philippine Association of Pharmacists in the Pharmaceutical Hospital Formulary and Cascade of ACCSQ- 10 Industry (PAPPI) 2010-005-006 PWG Meetings 24-Sep-10 Glaxosmithkline Phils. 3 Philippine Society for Parenteral and 6th Annual Convention Theme: Clinical 11 Enteral Nutrition (PHILSPEN), Inc. 2010-006-007 Nutrition: Basic Revisited 8-Nov-10 9-Nov-10 Manila Diamond Hotel 12 Unilab Medical Education & Optimum Health Outcomes Through Galaxias Function Room, 12 Development (UMED) 2009-002-008 Medication Safety (Module 2) 14-Jan-11 Diamond Hotel 8 2011 13 Pfizer, Inc. 2009-003-009 The Quality of Health in Our Hands 7-Dec-10 Dusit Thani Manila 3 Watsons Pharmacists Stepping Up to Help 14 Watsons Personal Care Store 2010-004-010 People Get More from Life 23-Feb-11 Unilab Convention Center 3 Teaching Clinical Pharmacy: Competency 15 College of Pharmacy, UP Manila 2010-007-011 Based Approach 3-May-11 4-May-11 Aesculap Academy 12 Max's Restaurant, 21 Sct. Pharmacist LEADS-The Quality of Health in Tuazon, Bgy. Laging Handa, 16 Pfizer, Inc. 2009-003-012 Our Hands 9-Jun-11 QC 4 7 plenary, 7 Philippine Pharmacists Association, Asian Conference on Clinical Pharmacy 2011 symposium/oral 17 Inc.(PPhA) 2009-001-013 (ACCP 2011) 24-Jun-11 27-Jun-11 PICC, Pasay City presentation Watsons Personal Care Stores Health and Wellness Counsellor Training GSK Office, Pasong Tamo 18 (Phils.) 2010-004-014 Program-Dermatological and Asthma 22-Sep-11 Ext., Makati City 7 Clinical Skills Improvement for Ambulatory 19 UP College of Pharmacy 2010-007-015 and In-patient Services 21-Oct-11 22-Oct-11 UP College of Pharmacy 14 Philippine Society for Parenteral and Evolutions and Revolutions in Nutrition 20 Enteral Nutrition (PHILSPEN), Inc. 2010-006-016 Therapy 15-Nov-11 16-Nov-11 Diamond Hotel, Manila 12 Philippine Pharmacists Association, 2011 PPhA Continuing Professional 21 Inc.(PPhA) 2009-001-017 Development Seminar 5-Feb-11 13-Nov-11 Diff host chapter 8 Philippine Association of Pharmacists in the Pharmaceutical 22 Industry (PAPPI) 2010-005-018 (2011) PAPPI 12th Biennial Convention 11-Nov-11 12-Nov-11 Batangas City 6 22nd Annual Convention Together with the Philippine Pharmacists Association, 8th Biennial Post-Graduate Course of the 23 Inc.(PPhA) 2009-001-019 Dept of Pharmacology 20-Oct-11 21-Oct-11 CME Auditorium, UST 9 Assays Bioavailability/ Bioequivalence Principles Concepts & Beyond:From Bench to the Clinics (What Every Clinician Should 24 UST CEDRES, Inc. 2010-008-020 Know Regarding Generic Equivalents 16-Nov-11 RITM Auditorium 7 2012 Aesculap Academy JMT Bldg, Learning the ABC of Clinical Nutrition: A ADB Ave. Ortigas Center, 25 UP College of Pharmacy 2010-007-021 Case-Oriented Approach for Pharmacists 10-Feb-12 Pasig City 8 Philippine Pharmacists Association, Best Pharmacy Practices for Quality and 26 Inc.(PPhA) 2008-001-022 Safety 4-Feb-12 11-Nov-12 Nationwide 8 Optimum Health Outcomes Through January 2012 27 UMED 2008-002-023 Medication Safety 1 onwards Nationwide 7 Philippine Pharmacists Association, Best Pharmacy Practices for Quality and 28 Inc.(PPhA) 2008-001-022 Safety 4-Feb-12 11-Nov-12 Nationwide 8 Unilab Medical Education and Optimum Health Outcomes Through 29 Development (UMED) 2008-002-023 Medication Safety 1 12-Jan-12 Onwards Nationwide 7 Philippine Pharmacists Association, Training of Trainers for the DOTS Referring Club Alcatraz Restobar, 30 Inc.(PPhA) 2008-001-024 Pharmacy Training 15-Feb-12 Surigao City 7 Philippine Society of Hospital Strengthening the Commitment to 31 Pharmacists (PSHP) 2012-013-025 Collaborative Hospital Pharmacy Practice 22-Feb-12 24-Feb-12 Manila Hotel 10 Philippine Pharmacists Association, 2012 Philippine Pharmacists Association Quadricentennial Pavilion, 32 Inc.(PPhA) 2008-001-026 Convention 26-Apr-12 24-Feb-12 UST, España Manila 14 Practice of Pharmacy in the Philippines and 33 PAPPI 2010-005-027 CRO Role in the Industry 16-Mar-12 Astoria Plaza Ortigas 3 Crown Regency Hotel Cebu 34 Pfizer, Inc. 2009-003-028 The Quality of Health in Our Hands 31-May-12 City 4 Promoting Quality, Safety and Efficacy of 35 UST CEDRES, Inc. 2011-011-029 Medicines 11-Jul-12 RITM Auditorium 6.5 August- December 36 Pfizer, Inc. 2009-003-030 Pharmacist L.E.A.D.S. 2012 VisMin Area and Luzon 2.5 Optimum Outcomes Training and Biopharmaceutics: Understanding How 37 Coordination 2012-014-031 Drugs Work for the Patient 2-Aug-12 Cebu City 6 Optimum Outcomes Training and Basic Drug Interactions: A Community 38 Coordination 2012-014-033 Pharmacist's Guide for Vigilance 24-Aug-12 Dagupan City 6.75 Optimum Outcomes Training and Rational Use of Medicine: A Community 39 Coordination 2012-014-032 Pharmacy Counselling Approach 10-Aug-12 11-Aug-12 Davao City 13 PAPPI 2nd General Membership Meeting : ACCSQ Updates and Lecture on Rainy Day Nathan Hall GSK Compound 40 PAPPI 2010-005-034 and Wet Diseases 27-Jul-12 Makati 2.5 Pfizer's Pharmacist L.E.A.D.S. (Leaders, Tiara Oriental Hotel, Experts and Advocates on Drug Safety) for Malugay cor. Talisay St. 41 Pfizer, Inc. 2009-003-035 Laeaders 23-Aug-12 Makati City 6 Technical Forum on Wellness Pharmacists as Maria Cruz Tancinco Philippine Pharmacists Association, Guardians of Wellness and First General Audiovisual Room Coll. Of 42 Inc.(PPhA) 2008-001-036 Membership Assembly 19-Oct-12 Phamacy, UP Manila 3.5 Continuing Professional Education on Best Pharmacy Practices for Quality and Safety, Centro Escolar University School of Healthy Lifestyle and Management of 43 Pharmacy 2012-017-037 Dengue Fever 20-Oct-12 CEU-Manila 3 8th Annual Convention "Goal-Directed 44 PHILSPEN 2010-006-038 Nutrition Therapy: The New Frontier" 13-Nov-12 14-Nov-12 Diamond Hotel, Manila 10 Philippine Pharmacists Association, 45 Inc.(PPhA) 2008-001-039 Pharmacist CPE Forum 10-Nov-12 11-Nov-12 Davao City 7 Philippine Pharmacists Association, International Symposium on Drug Product Century Park Hotel Harrison 46 Inc.(PPhA) 2008-001-040 Quality, Equivqlency and Regulations 6-Nov-12 7-Nov-12 Plaza, Vito Cruz, Manila 10 3 units pre- Philippine Pharmacists Association, PSECP Annual Convention: A Short Course convention and 8 47 Inc.(PPhA) 2008-001-041 on Drug Development 19-Nov-12 20-Nov-12 Davao City units convention Philippine Pharmacists Association, Safety of Pain Medications and Update on 48 Inc.(PPhA) 2008-001-042 Dengue Fever 20-Nov-12 4 2013 Unilab Medical Education and Optimum Health Outcomes Through January 2013 - 49 Development (UMED) 2008-002-043 Medication Safety 3 onwards M. Manila and the Provinces 7 Philippine Pharmacists Association, The Filipino Pharmacists for Better Health 50 Inc.(PPhA) 2008-001-044 Outcomes 15-Feb-13 10-Nov-13 Nationwide 8 Pharmacist L.E.A.D.S. (Leaders, Experts and Richmonde Hotel Eastwood 51 Pfizer, Inc. 2009-003-045 Advocates on Drug Safety) for Mercury 22-Mar-13 QC 3 Philippine Pharmacists Association, 2013 National Convention/ "The Filipino 52 Inc.(PPhA) 2008-001-046 Pharmacists for Better Health Outcomes" 25-Apr-13 27-Apr-13 PICC, Pasay City 10 and 2 Pharmacist L.E.A.D.S. (Leaders, Experts and Century Park Hotel 599 P. Advocates on Drug Safety) Empowering the Ocampo St. 1004 Malate, 53 Pfizer, Inc. 2009-003-047 Pharmacist 26-Apr-13 Manila 2 54 Pfizer, Inc. 2009-003-048 Pharmacists' Forum 2-Aug-13 Crowne Plaza Hotel 1.5 Aug. 23; Sept. Pharmacist L.E.A.D.S. (Leaders, Experts and 5; 18; Oct. 18; Bicol, Lucena, NCR, Laguna, 55 Pfizer, Inc. 2009-003-049 Advocates on Drug Safety) Nov. 4, 2013 Pampanga 2.5 Medical Nutrition Therapy: The Missing Dusit Thani Hotel, Makati 56 PHILSPEN 2010-006-050 Piece in Clinical Practice Oct. 22, 2013 Oct. 23, 2013 city 9 Continuing Professional Education Seminar on Antimicrobial Resistance, Outcome CEU-Librada Avelino Based Patient Care Practice and Pharmacy Auditorium, Mendiola, 57 CEU School of Pharmacy 2012-017-051 Bill 19-Oct-13 Manila 3 14th PAPPI Biennial Convention Theme: Regulatory Compliance for Better Health Canyon Woods Resorts Club, 58 PAPPI 2010-005-052 Outcomes 8-Nov-13 Batangas 3.5 St. Luke's Medical Center Pharmacy Angelo King Auditorium, 59 Research, Information & Education 2013-018-053 Medication Safety Symposium Year 9 29-Nov-13 SLCM-QC 2.5 St. Luke's Medical Center Pharmacy SCMG Conference Room, 60 Research, Information & Education 2013-018-054 Product Information Program 30-Nov-13 SLCM-QC 2 Philippine Pharmacists Association, National Institute of Physics 61 Inc.(PPhA) 2008-001-055 2nd Philippine Pharmacy Summit 9-Dec-13 Auditorium UP Diliman 8 Gerry's Grill Function Hall, 62 Pfizer, Inc.
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