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135th Annual Conference & Trade Show April 12 - 14, 2013 Columbus Ohio

1 2013 Annual Conference Grow with McKesson Growth Starts with a Strong Foundation Health Mart is designed to help As the nation’s leading pharmaceutical distributor, McKesson you compete and grow by: provides independent pharmacies with comprehensive • Attracting new customers to solutions, including our Health Mart franchise. your pharmacy • Maximizing the value of your existing customers • Enhancing your business To learn more, visit growwithmckesson.com efficiency or call 866.329.0113.

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4 Welcome/Sponsors Thank you to our 5 app/Social Media/Student Involvement Program advertisers 6 schedule and Locations 3 aPSC 18 Cardinal Health Foundation Conference Map 7 28 good Neighbor Pharmacy 8 building Ohio Pharmacy 17 KEMBA 9 Rx CE On-Demand 2 McKesson Corporation 10 Pharmacists Mutual innovative Practice Forum & Showcase 10 9 Purdue Pharma 11 Ohio Pharmacists Foundation

12 CE Program Descriptions Install the OPA Conference app to your smart phone. with the 16 special Events QR code on page 5. 18 student Information 20 trade Show Directory OPA Registration Area Telephone: 614.218.8021 Additional Information • Please wear your name badge to all educational programs, in the Exhibit Hall, and to all social functions. • Come dressed in your finest fair “duds” for Friday night’s tasty dinner at the OPA County Fair. e Formula for YOUR Future! + = Success

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We welcome you to the 135th Annual Conference of the Ohio Pharmacists As- sociation. We are happy that you have chosen to spend your weekend with us as Gold we connect the “words” of pharmacy! Pharmacists can earn up to 16 hours (1.6 SPONSORS CEUs) of continuing education credit. Program descriptions begin on page 12 to help you select which programs to attend. If you have questions, ask any OPA AmerisourceBergen Corporation staff person. American Pharmacy Services Corp Continuing Education Cardinal Health Foundation Pharmacist CE forms (ivory colored) are personalized and included in name badge Pharmacists Mutual Companies registration envelopes. Be sure to record the CE you attend and return the form to the OPA Registration Desk at the end of the Conference. Your NABP e-Profile ID number is required to process your CE credit and can be obtained at www.nabp.net. Speaker evaluations are available at http://www.sur- Silver Sponsors veymonkey.com/s/2013SpeakerEvaluationForm, or by scan- ning the QR Code on the right with your smart phone. Each Council of Ohio speaker/program can be evaluated as you finish the session. Colleges of Pharmacy You will be able to return to the survey after each session. Once you have clicked Survey Complete on the “Speaker CVS Caremark Evaluation Thank you” page, your survey is no longer IQware Solutions accessible. Paper copies of the evaluation are also available at the Registration Desk. Procter & Gamble Company Speaker evaluation Pharmacists Reporting CE in 2013 Do you need the CE credit from this Conference to report to the Board of Pharmacy this Bronze Sponsors year? If so, you must return the completed form to the OPA Registration Desk at the Conference to guarantee processing before the State Board’s CE reporting deadline. CareSource Clinical Edge Ohio Pharmacists Association Board Cornerstone of Recovery Tom Whiston, President District 9 Megan Marchal Larry Schieber, President-Elect District 10 Chet Kaczor Forest Pharmaceuticals Bob Schmoll, Vice President District 11 Tim Ulbrich Joe Sabino, Treasurer District 12 Jerry Liliestedt Frank Gates Managed Care Jeff Bartone, Exec.Comm.Member-At-Large District 13 Rudy Gulstrand Steve Burson, Immediate Past President District 14 Greg Krieger Giant Eagle Pharmacy District 1 Matthew Britt Cedarville Univ: Ashley Benjamin District 2 Joel Levitan NEOMED: Kim Smyth KEMBA Financial Credit Union District 3 Kim Broedel-Zaugg Ohio Northern Univ: Courtney Salvino Kroger Company District 4 Len Stallo Ohio State Univ: Katie Reis District 5 Ron Seigla Univ. of Cincinnati: Stephanie Seaman McKesson District 6 Jeff Hill Univ. of Findlay: Kahle Rummer District 7 Ron Henderson Univ. of Toledo: Kimberly Zitko MEDISCA® District 8 Cathy Kuhn Merck & Co. Association Staff NASPA Ernest E. Boyd, PharmD (Hon), CAE, Executive Director Amy Bennett, R.Ph., Assistant Executive Director Purdue Pharma, L.P. Kathy Nameth, R.Ph., Director of Continuing Education Reckitt Benckiser Curtis D. Black, R.Ph., PhD, Faculty-in-Residence Aimee Wallace, R.Ph., PharmD, Director of Clinical Entrepreneurship Rexam Dominic Bartone, R.Ph., Director of Independent SIG Kathy Wotruba, Director of Membership & Information Services voiceTech Inc. Antonio Ciaccia, Director of Marketing and Public Affairs Wal-Mart Donna Wittich, Administrative Assistant Janice Johnson, Administrative Assistant/Trade Show Manager (Sponsors as of March 22, 2013) Berté Graham, Administrative Assistant Jill Miller, Administrative Assistant Ohio Pharmacists Association 4 x C

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Cool New Technology at the Annual Conference Use your smart phone to make your OPA Annual Conference experience smoother! OPA has a free Conference app and a smart phone speaker evaluation app available. Use the QR code shown at the left, to install the Bloodhound app, then browse events for the Ohio Pharmacists Association app. Load this event to access the Conference schedule, CE information, maps for the Conference and Trade Show vendor information. By using the QR code on page 4, you will be able to access the speaker evaluation and fill it in as you go from session to session. These two new features are Android and iPhone compatible. Conference App Plug into the OPA Network! Social media gives OPA a new, unique way to keep our members knowledgeable, unified, and engaged. OPA has established an online presence on several social media sites, including LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, Google+ and Twitter. To sign up to follow us, search for “Ohio Pharmacists Association” on each respective site or go to the following links: LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/groupRegistration?gid+2768889 Use the power of Twitter to discuss your OPA Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ohio.Pharmacists Annual Conference & YouTube: http://youtube.com/user/ohiopharmacists Trade Show experience by using Google+: http://goo.gl/qMEF0 #OPA2013 Twitter: http://twitter.com/OhioPharmacists in your Tweets! http://twitter.com/OPA_Jobs

Did you miss the Women in Pharmacy discussion panel in February at the OPA office? We’ve got the video up on OPA’s YouTube. OPA Engages Student Pharmacists

Students are the next generation of the profession and OPA Statehouse. They lobbied their legislators for support of has made great advancements in student involvement and pharmacy bills, and learned about the legislative process. activities. This spring, students participated in OPA’s first ever Drug This year, OPA officers and staff visited all seven cam- Information Challenge. Students from across the state puses where students joined the conversation about the submitted responses to drug information questions from importance of their state pharmarcists association and why patients, physicians and other practitioners. OPA is proud being active in your profession is critical to developing to announce Joy Hoffman from Ohio Northern University the profession of your dreams. We have had record student as the winner of the Drug Information Challenge for her attendance at committee and board meetings. New student article, Bioavailability of Effervescent Alendronate. Joy’s outreach opportunities have been created giving students article will be published in an upcoming issue of Ohio the opportunity to participate in OPA’s educational, legisla- Pharmacist. OPA would also like to congratulate Leandro tive and professional activities throughout the year. Llambi (University of Cincinnati), Ashley Neltner (ONU) In February, the seven colleges of pharmacy banded and Jordan Staley (ONU) whose articles will be featured on together to advocate for the profession at OPA’s Student our website. OPA looks forward to continuing this challenge Legislative Day. Over 60 students participated and visited in future years to encourage the use of evidence-based more than 40 legislators and legislative aides at the Ohio medicine and to highlight this important pharmacy practice.

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Friday, April 12 9:55 am How to Own/Sell Your Pharmacy Panel Time Topic/Event speaker/Room (continued) C120-122 7:15 am registration PCMH: The Right Address beatty 7:15 am Continental Breakfast C220-222 10:00 am DSM Task Force Meeting C123-125 8:15 am Changing Health Care System Menighan/Sobotka (Task Force members only - NO CE credit) C120-122 Career Experts Panel Student Meeting Medicare Update Stankewicz (NO CE credit) C113-114 C123-125 Tool & Tips to Market MTM Sullivan 11:15 am trade Show & Box Lunch Grand Ballrooms 1&2 C113-115 9:45 am break Sponsor: Kroger 1:30 pm business Plan Competition finalist Teams C210-212 9:55 am Technology for Patient-Centered Felkey Homegrown Medicinal Herbs Rosenbaum Pharmacy C113-115 C220-222 Hypertension Mauro Medication Reconciliation blais (repeated at 1:00) C120-122 C123-125 OTC Self-Care Challenge Casper/Wall Community-Acquired Pneumonia Thompson C210-212 C120-122 3:00 pm break 11:25 am awards Luncheon Grand Ballroom 3 3:10 pm Controversies in Diabetes Black 1:00 pm Hypertension Mauro Grand Ballroom 3 (repeat of 9:55) C120-122 Overcoming Barriers to MTM D. Bright/Kelling Ohio Research Forum Black, moderator C220-222 C123-125 Comparative Effectiveness Research Peddicord/Montagno Pharmacist’s Role in PCMH Cudnik C123-125 C111-112 Legislative Update & Grassroots Boyd/Ecker (NACDS) 3:10 pm student Law Review sullivan C113-115 (NO CE credit) C210-212 2:30 pm break Sponsor: Clinical Edge 4:40 pm house of Delegates C120-122 2:40 pm Ohio Innovative Practice Forum Rodis, Ulbrich, Panel 5:00 pm student Olympics and Party Callahan’s Pub C113-115 2012 Beers Criteria Mosler 7:00 pm College Alumni Reception Grand Ballroom 2 C120-122 Sponsor: Council of Ohio Colleges of Pharmacy Irritable Bowel Syndrome Thatcher 8:00 pm President’s Banquet Grand Ballroom 2 C111-112 & Entertainment DMEPOS Pharmacies C. Bright Flowers by The Kroger Company C123-125 4:10 pm Trade Show/Poster Session Grand Ballrooms 1&2 9:30 pm dessert Reception C111-115 & Innovative Showcase & Ballroom Foyer Sunday, April 14 7:00 pm dinner & Fun: County Fair! Grand Ballroom 3 7:15 am registration Saturday, April 13 7:15 am Continental Breakfast 7:15 am registration 7:15 am Past Presidents’ Breakfast C115 7:15 am PAC Breakfast C111-112 (invitation only) Sponsor: voiceTech (separate registration required) 7:15 am Christian Pharmacists Fellowship 7:15 am Continental Breakfast international Breakfast C123-124 8:00 am deans Meeting C115 8:15 am new Drug Update 2013 Kier (repeated at 9:55) C111-113 8:15 am Ohio Law Update 2013 K. Parker Journey of Addiction Hart/ONU/OSU students (repeated at 9:55) Grand Ballroom 3 C120-122 Managing the Recovering Addict grossman /Kallis 9:45 am break C123-125 OTC Pediatrics & Infant Care Sweaney 9:55 am new Drug Update 2013 Kier C210-212 (repeat of 8:15) C111-113 GOLD Guideline for COPD Boes Adult Immunizations D. Bennett C220-222 C120-122 9:00 am Conversations Over Coffee student Meeting 11:25 am Break (NO CE credit) C113-114 9:45 am break Sponsor: Frank Gates Managed Care 11:35 am Travel Medicine Mosler

C120-122 9:55 am Ohio Law Update 2013 K. Parker Sports Concussion Gubanich (repeat of 8:15) Grand Ballroom 3 C111-113 Street Spices Sprague C210-212 12:35 pm annual Conference Adjournment Ohio Pharmacists Association 6 x C

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All OPA events and education sessions occur in the Greater Columbus Convention Center’s C-pod and the Grand Ballrooms Nationwide Blvd Nationwide

A Registration Blvd Goodale OP (C110) Room C120 • House of Delegates High Street

Room C111 • PAC Breakfast OPA Annual conference Room C123 • Dessert Reception • CPFI Breakfast & Trade Show at the Greater Columbus Convention Center Rooms C110-125 Continuing Education Sessions

Grand Ballrooms 1 & 2 • Exhibit Hall • Boxed Lunch (Saturday Only)

Grand Ballrooms Foyer • Poster Session • Innovative Practice Showcase

Grand Ballroom 2 • Alumni Reception • President’s Banquet

Grand Ballroom 3 • Awards Luncheon • Friday Night Dinner & Fun • Ohio Law Update 2013 • Controversies in Diabetes Management Rooms C210-222 Continuing Education Sessions Skywalk to Hilton 7 2013 Annual Conference x C

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OPA’s Center for Entrepreneurship Building Ohio Pharmacy’s Future Campaign This year, OPA developed a new initiative, the Center for Entre- The Ohio Pharmacists Association and Ohio Pharmacists Founda- preneurship. The purpose of the Center is to provide resources, tion have finished settling into our new permanent home at 2674 continuing education, and advocacy for entrepreneurs in pharmacy. Federated Blvd in Columbus, and we have been overwhelmed by the OPA believes new ideas and new tools are critical to ensure the support of our pharmacy community for our new endeavors within long term viability of the profession. The Center for Entrepreneur- our space. ship is looking to expand to meet the needs of entrepreneurs in all To date, we have already trained more than 200 pharmacists in areas of pharmacy. From community to hospital to long-term care administering immunizations in our new programming room. and everywhere in between, the Center for Entrepreneurship will We have held meetings for several industry groups and pharmacy provide pharmacists with the background and support they need to organizations that our prior offices could not accommodate. We have pursue new avenues of patient care. experienced record turnouts at our board and committee meetings. The Center for Entrepreneurship, which is exhibiting in booth 119 And best of all, we were able to do all of this without allocating any at the OPA Trade Show, has put increased focus on independent extra dollars from the general fund to the new building. pharmacy. Interest in opening or buying an independent pharmacy There is a reason for that. As of now, we have raised more than is growing. The Center plans to provide guidance to current owners $600,000 on how to transition to a new owner and provide pharmacists who Claim your spot on the through OPF’s are thinking about opening or purchasing a pharmacy with training Ohio Pharmacy Donor Wall! tax-deductible on all aspects of that decision. Visit the OPF booth (#313) in the Trade Show Building Ohio The Center has offered three continuing education programs to learn about our new headquarters, our capital campaign, our plans for Building Ohio Phar- Pharmacy’s at the OPA offices focusing on business education. The first Future capital one took place in October of 2012, to the tune of Strengthening macy’s Future, and to make a tax-deductible donation to support our efforts and secure your campaign that Your Business: Keys to Independent Success. In January of 2013, the has allowed us to Center offered Understanding Your Pharmacy’s Finances, a program spot on our Ohio Pharmacy Donor Wall! help take a huge focused on reading financial statements and understanding areas chunk out of our mortgage obligations. The campaign, which has where financial management can significantly affect the health been supported by pharmacists, students, companies, colleges, and lo- of the business. Most recently, in March of 2013, the program Flaunt Your Pharmacy, focused on tips and tools for marketing an cal pharmacy associations, is the largest fundraising campaign in our independent pharmacy or new service. There are also programs organization’s 135-year history. with an entrepreneurship focus at this Annual Meeting, includ- But we’re not finished yet. With a healthy portion of our mortgage ing Tools and Tips to Market Your MTM or Clinical Services, Ohio remaining and the need for enhanced services for our members, we Innovative Practice Forum, and You CAN Own Your Own Phar- need your help to finish the job. macy or Sell Your Pharmacy to Another Pharmacist – Here’s How! Throughout the Annual Conference and over the course of this next Look for the “Courtesy of OPA’s Center for Entrepreneurship” in the year, you have the opportunity to make a tax-deductible pledge to description of these programs. Overall, these programs will have support the long-term stability of your profession and to have your touched almost 700 pharmacists and students by the end of this name permanently memorialized at our new facility. conference. All donors who commit to a pledge of $2,500 or more (which can be spaced out over a time period of your choosing), will be recognized on our heralded Ohio Pharmacy Donor Wall (pictured here) located at the entrance of our building, adjacent to the Wherry Pharmacy Heritage Museum. This donor wall is the first of its kind and is the perfect way to memorialize our valued supporters of this capital campaign. At the OPF booth (#313) in the exhibit hall, you will find a huge poster that has a photo of our donor wall. In your conference bag is a campaign brochure and at the OPF booth, volunteers will have a tag for you to place on that poster so that you can claim the exact spot you want on our wall before anyone else can grab it. There is a limited amount of space on the wall, and spaces are claimed on a first come, first served basis. Sim- ply fill out the Campaign Commitment form in the brochure and give it to one of our volunteers, and we’ll place your tag on the board! Additionally, gifts of $2,500 or more also receive a large sized brick that will be installed on one of our beautiful outdoor walkways. Standard sized bricks are also available for a $1,000 donation (Minimum donation of $2500 to appear on the donor wall). See an OPA staff member or volunteer for complete details. If you need additional information about the campaign, please call the OPA office at (614) 389-3236. All donations are tax-deductible, and we can accommodate nearly any payment schedule you desire. We greatly appreciate your support and look forward to your involvement in helping us Build Ohio Pharmacy’s Future. Ohio Pharmacists Association 8 x C

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OPA’s New Way to Access CE Follow these steps below to gain access to a course: 1. Click on the title of the program in the catalog that you’re in- The Ohio Pharmacists Association is pleased to introduce Rx CE terested in learning more about or hit the Details & Pricing link. On-Demand, an online catalog of more than 75 self-paced semi- 2. Select the Register Now button on the right side of the page. nars for continuing pharmacy education! This new online educa- 3. Search by your last name, and if your record is not found, tion resource will include live webi- you’ll create a new account by entering your contact informa- nars and on-demand courses that you tion (next time you search, the system will pull your information, can participate in from the comfort of making registration even easier in the future!). your own home or office and on your 4. Select your rate based on membership (or it will be assigned own schedule. It all can be found at to you). RxCEonDemand.com! 5. Indicate if you’d like to take the program for credit; if so, you’ll enter your NABP eProfile ID number. This brand new CE service offers special discounted rates for 6. Enter your credit card information, select Save and then OPA members, and an easy to use system that gives you access to Continue. a wide array of pharmacy topics. The first programs that we have 7. Enter Program! launched on RxCEonDemand.com are on pain management, and Don’t forget that Rx CE On-Demand is your one-stop-shop to are available in a special bundle package. These programs are: find everything you need related to continuing pharmacy educa- • Aspects and Management of Acute Injury Pain tion, and look for new programs coming soon! • Aspects and Management of Chronic Pain Visit the catalog today to browse through programs and begin • Aspects and Management of Pain in the Hospice Setting enhancing your knowledge and earning CE credit!

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How does your Professional Liability Policy “measure up?”

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Ohio Pharmacists Foundation: Your Source for Continuing Education

The Ohio Pharmacists Foundation, Inc. (OPF) is the educational and research arm of the Ohio Pharmacists Association. Accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education, OPF provides the continuing pharmacy education credit for programming offered by the Ohio Pharmacists Association, including its Annual Conference, Midyear Meeting and Ohio Pharmacist journal articles, Entrepreneurship Center programs, etc. OPF also offers niche programs to meet specific needs of pharmacists. In 2012 we trained 116 pharmacists to administer immunizations, allowing them to expand their pharmacy services or to work in a practice setting that provides adult vaccines. Since we began our immunization training program in 2001, nearly 800 pharmacists completed their immunization training through OPF. Future plans include programs in medication therapy management, compounding, pain management and entrepreneurship. The launch of our new online education portal (RxCEonDemand.com) will also provide pharmacists with 24/7 access to webinars on essential topics for improving pharmacy practice and patient outcomes. If you like to travel, OPF also provides opportunities for pharmacists to earn CE credit away from home. In February 2012, we hosted a CE cruise to the beautiful Hawaiian islands, Ohio Pharmacists and in January 2013 we offered eight hours of CE in sunny Puerto Rico. Don’t miss the Foundation Board chance to earn CE while traveling with your family and friends on the OPA Alaska CE cruise, Randall Myers, R.Ph., President July 19-27, 2014. Visit http://tinyurl.com/OPA-AlaskaCruise to reserve your room! Curtis Black, R.Ph., Ph.D., Vice President Donald Bennett, R.Ph., MBA, Treasurer Upcoming CE Schedule for 2013 Matthew Buderer, R.Ph., FIACP May 29 Spring Pharmacy Technician Education Seminar, Hilliard John Coughlin, R.Ph. Kathy Karas, R.Ph. June 18 Pharmacist Training Program for Adult Immunizations, OPA office Debbie Lange, R.Ph. July 31 Pharmacist Training Program for Adult Immunizations, OPA office Deirdre Myers, R.Ph. August 8 Summer Pharmacy Technician Education Seminar, Hilliard Tom Stahl, R.Ph. November 10 OPA Midyear Meeting, Hilliard

Registration and program details can be found in the Education section of the OPA website, www.ohiopharmacists.org .

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board “NCL Pearl”, Private Cocktail Party, all port, air and government taxes. Earn 8 Hours of CE Credit Educational programming will be provided by the Ohio Pharmacists Foundation. Continuing education descriptions will be available at http://tinyurl.com/OPA-AlaskaCruise 11 2013 Annual Conference x C

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FRIDAY, April 12 trate and describe more than 75 actual This presentation will review hyperten- examples of marketing tools that any sion as a disease state, discuss clinical is- 8:15 a.m. (CE Credit per Program: 0.15 CEU) community pharmacist can use to market sues related to commonly used antihyper- his/her MTM program or clinical service. tensive medications, and summarize cur- A Changing Health Care System – ACPE #0129-0000-13-027-L04-P rent approaches to treating hypertension. Ongoing Opportunities for Courtesy of OPA’s Center for Entrepreneurship Case studies will be used to emphasize Pharmacy! important clinical perspectives. Thomas E. Menighan, Pharmacist, MBA, 9:55 a.m. (CE Credit per Program: 0.15 CEU) ACPE #0129-0000-13-030-L01-P FAPhA, Executive Vice President & CEO, Application-based activity American Pharmacists Association; and Jenelle Sobotka, PharmD, Professor and What Level of Connectivity and Endowed Chair, Department of Pharmacy 1:00 p.m. (CE Credit per Program: 0.15 CEU) Practice, Ohio Northern University Technology Will Be Required in a Patient-Centered Pharmacy? The Affordable Care Act is impacting the Bill G. Felkey, Professor Emeritus, Auburn University What’s Up with Hypertension? pharmacy profession with opportunities The old definition of the Internet used (repeat of 9:55 a.m. program) for advancing practice models through to be, “Every computer in the world talk- accountable care organizations and ing to every other computer.” The new Ohio Research Forum 2013 patient-centered medical homes. Our definition is every computer, cell phone, Moderator: Curtis Black, R.Ph., PhD, Distin- speakers will provide a national perspec- guished University Professor Emeritus, UT Col- smart phone, iPad and PDA in the world lege of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences tive on initiatives within pharmacy and talking to every other one. Pharmacists health care focused on addressing quality, need to recognize the informational pow- Ohio pharmacists, college faculty, phar- care integration and patient outcomes. er these tools can bring to help reach both macy residents and students showcase The recently defined care process for business and patient care goals. This ses- their cutting-edge and innovative research pharmacist services, as well as advancing sion will comprehensively explore tech- in the annual Ohio Research Forum. models of payment for these services, will nological options and demonstrate “best- Topics explored may include medication be included. of-breed” practices. You will be amazed therapy management, proper drug thera- ACPE #0129-0000-13-025-L04-P at both the current and next-generation py, pharmacoeconomic issues, technology tools that are ready to become common- in the profession, innovative pharmacy Medicare Update – Looking Toward 2014 place in your everyday practice. services, and others. The Poster Session, Todd Stankewicz, CAPT, U.S. Public Health located outside the Exhibit Hall, will Service Pharmacist - CMS Region V, Chicago ACPE #0129-0000-13-028-L04-P Sponsor: IQware Solutions open at 4:10 p.m. The presentation will provide an overview ACPE #0129-0000-13-031-L04-P of the changes occurring in the Medicare 2013 OTC and Self-Care Challenge Sponsor: Procter & Gamble Prescription Drug benefit as a result of Kristin Casper, R.Ph., PharmD, Associate the Affordable Care Act. Focus will in- Professor of Clinical Pharmacy, The Ohio The Pharmacist’s Role in the State University College of Pharmacy; and clude those areas which have the greatest Patient-Centered Medical Home impact on pharmacy practice including: Andrea Wall, R.Ph., Assistant Dean for Student Michelle Cudnik, PharmD, Clinical Lead Coverage Gap Discount Program and and Alumni Affairs, University of Cincinnati Pharmacist-Ambulatory Care, Summa Health Part B vs. Part D drugs including vac- College of Pharmacy System; Associate Professor of Pharmacy cines. In addition, this session will pro- Come learn up-to-date information about Practice, NEOMED vide information on the scope of fraud, nonprescription products, along with the A patient-centered medical home waste and abuse, as well as help educate rationale for product choices, at OPA’s (PCMH) is an innovative program for th

A nnual Conference Programming pharmacists to detect and report fraud, 7 annual “OTC and Self-Care Chal- improving primary care, and integrates lenge – Battle of the Colleges!” Join us for A waste and abuse. Resources for pharma- patients as active participants in their own cists will be discussed during the program. a highly interactive, fun-filled session that health and well-being. The PCMH mod- ACPE #0129-0000-13-026-L04-P will enhance your OTC expertise and up- el is gaining momentum on a national date your knowledge of common self-care level, as health plans look to improve pa- Tools and Tips to Market Your MTM conditions. Students and alumni will join tient outcomes. Our speaker will discuss 2013 OP or Clinical Services in the friendly competition. the 2011 PCMH standards and ways to Donnie Sullivan, R.Ph., PhD, Professor of ACPE #0129-0000-13-029-L01-P integrate a pharmacist into these stan- Pharmacy Practice, Ohio Northern University Supported by NASPA and Procter & dards, as well as the pharmacist’s role in College of Pharmacy Gamble. Thanks to APhA for providing the accountable care organization model. This program will provide a template for access to the PharmacyLibrary for all teams ACPE #0129-0000-13-032-L04-P conducting a market analysis for a new participating. Medication Therapy Management pro- Legislative Update and Effective gram or clinical service in a community What’s Up with Hypertension? (repeated at 1:00 p.m.) Grassroots Involvement in the pharmacy. The program will also illus- Policymaking Process Vincent F. Mauro, R.Ph., PharmD, FCCP, Heidi Ann Ecker, Director of Government Professor of Clinical Pharmacy, University of Affairs and Grassroots Programs, National Spring 2013: Watch for the Toledo College of Pharmacy and Association of Chain Drug Stores; and Ohiopharmacists.org “website facelift!” Pharmaceutical Sciences Ernest Boyd, PharmD (Hon), CAE, Executive Ohio Pharmacists Association 12 Director and Lobbyist, OPA The Beers Criteria, established in 1991, SATURDAY, April 13 This exciting nonpartisan program will are essential guidelines for treating ge- educate the audience about the power of riatric patients in the long-term care 8:15 a.m. (CE Credit per Program: 0.15 CEU) grassroots engagement, the policymaking industry, and more recently became an process, the varying roles of our nation’s important component in all areas of Ohio Law Update 2013 policymakers, and how to use effective pharmacy which deal with patients over (repeated at 9:55 a.m.) verbal and written communications to the age of 65. This session will give an Kyle W. Parker, MBA, R.Ph., Executive Direc- influence policy outcomes. Attendees will overview of the most recent update to tor, Ohio State Board of Pharmacy learn the most influential way to commu- the criteria, discuss changes that have oc- Our speaker will share key points about nicate, see the four types of face-to-face curred, and work through some practice recent and proposed changes in state and meeting scenarios and ways to use each cases. Emphasis will be placed on the use federal pharmacy laws and regulations. meeting type to advance a position, and of antipsychotics in the elderly, especially This session is a must for all pharmacists build the important know-how to posi- those with dementia, as well as other who want to know how to apply these tion oneself as an ongoing and reliable similar guidelines (i.e., STOPP) and how changes to everyday pharmacy practice. resource. Ernie Boyd will give the latest to best use these tools in clinical practice. Bring your questions! This program has information from the Statehouse, includ- ACPE #0129-0000-13-035-L01-P been approved by the State Board of Phar- ing legislation that impacts pharmacy Application-based activity macy for 0.15 CEU of Ohio jurisprudence practice. CE credit. ACPE #0129-0000-13-033-L04-P Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Process ACPE #0129-0000-13-038-L03-P of Elimination Application-based activity 2:40 p.m. (CE Credit per Program: 0.15 CEU) Kristen Thatcher, PharmD, R.Ph.; Clinical Instructor of Pharmacy Practice, NEOMED; PGY-1 Pharmacy Practice Resident, Kaiser Managing Other Health Conditions Ohio Innovative Practice Forum Jennifer Rodis, PharmD, BCPS, Director, Foundation Health Plan of Ohio in the Recovering Addict Partner for Promotion Program, OSU College Jarrod Grossman, PharmD, R.Ph., and Nick Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is the Kallis, R.Ph., Pharmacists Rehabilitation of Pharmacy; and Timothy Ulbrich, PharmD, most commonly diagnosed gastrointesti- 2013 OP Director of Pharmacy Resident Education, Organization nal condition. Characterized by chronic Northeast Ohio Medical University; and Panel Addiction of health care professionals, abdominal pain and altered bowel habits, of Practitioners and others, becomes a challenge when therapy should focus on the patient’s they present with other health conditions. Innovative pharmacy practices and op- primary complaint. Although treatment A portunities in Ohio will be showcased This session will include pharmacological options are limited and costly, OTC A nnual Conference Programming and non-drug treatment goals, as well as in this session, as well as resources for products and non-pharmacologic options obstacles, for treating health conditions in pharmacists to expand these services in can aid in the management of IBS. the recovering addict. The program will their own practices. Practitioners from a ACPE #0129-0000-13-036-L01-P variety of practice sites will present excit- be of interest to pharmacists and student ing practice examples, and share how they pharmacists who will gain an understand- Documentation Requirements for have successfully implemented services ing of effective counseling and recovery Medicare DMEPOS Pharmacies and overcome barriers to offer these Charity Bright, DME Provider Outreach and resources for this patient population. patient-centered services. Original meth- Education Consultant; National Government ACPE #0129-0000-13-039-L01-P ods of development and process, includ- Services, Inc. Supported by Cornerstone of Recovery and Pharmacists Rehabilitation Organization ing optimizing available resources, will Close review of the audit findings have be presented to provide participants with revealed that Medicare enrolled DME- ideas to enhance their own practices. Im- POS pharmacies face challenges with OTC Review: Pediatrics and Infant mediately following this session, an Inno- Care documentation requirements as they Ashley Sweaney, PharmD, R.Ph., PGY-1 Com- vative Practice Showcase, located outside relate to Medicare’s compliance for the Exhibit Hall, will be open to network munity Care Resident, OPA/OSU and Uptown Medicare DMEPOS items dispensed at a Pharmacy, Westerville, OH with innovative practitioners, students pharmacy. CMS utilizes the auditing pro- Do you often feel overwhelmed when and residents who will share examples cess to reduce payment errors and to pro- parents come into the pharmacy asking of program marketing, documentation, tect the trust fund by allowing payment for OTC recommendations for their chil- protocols, policies, etc., as well as point- for services only when they are deemed to dren or about the latest FDA consumer of-care testing equipment. be reasonable and necessary. This session release on pediatric products? This session ACPE #0129-0000-13-034-L04-P is designed to help Medicare enrolled will review self-care recommendations for Application-based activity DMEPOS suppliers to be in compliance common pediatric and infant conditions. Courtesy of OPA’s Center for Entrepreneurship with Medicare’s documentation require- Our speaker will also review recent label ments. Don’t miss this opportunity to changes to pediatric OTC products and 2012 have your payment questions answered. Beers Criteria – An Update for ways to overcome the barriers associated Geriatric Medicine ACPE #0129-0000-13-037-L04-P Charles Mosler, R.Ph., PharmD, CGP, FASCP, with OTC medication use in children. Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, ACPE #0129-0000-13-040-L01-P University of Findlay, College of Pharmacy

13 2013 Annual Conference GOLD Guideline for Diagnosis, The Patient-Centered Medical more ‘natural remedies?’ Learn about Management and Prevention of Home: How to Get Yourself to the the history, nutritional medicinal value COPD Right Address and side effects of selected herbs used as Thomas Boes, MD, FCCP, Program Director, Stuart J. Beatty, PharmD, BCPS, CDE; teas and dietary supplements for upset Internal Medicine Residency Program, Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy, The stomach, sleep, headaches, colds, urinary Riverside Methodist Hospital Ohio State University College of Pharmacy tract infection prevention, and general Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Pharmacists are becoming an integral immune health. Find out which herbs (COPD) remains a major public health part of the patient-centered medical are approved in Germany where they are problem and is projected to rank fifth home (PCMH) model. Our speaker regulated as medications for these indi- worldwide in burden of disease in 2020. will discuss the principles of a PCMH, cations. You might want to start up your This session will review the most recent and teach participants how to effectively own herbal garden and try out some of global strategy for diagnosis, manage- communicate with a physician practice them yourself! ment and prevention of this disease. and develop an action plan to become ACPE #0129-0000-13-046-L01-P COPD risk factors, classification by se- engaged with a physician practice in a verity, pharmacologic therapies for stable pharmacy setting. Pharmacists’ Role in Medication COPD, and management of acute exacer- ACPE #0129-0000-13-044-L04-P Reconciliation – An Eye Opening bations will be included. Application-based activity Experience ACPE #0129-0000-13-041-L01-P Danielle Blais, PharmD, BCPS, Cardiology Prepare for your close-up! Specialty Pharmacist, Wexner Medical Center, 9:55 a.m. (CE Credit per Program: 0.15 CEU) OSU OPA will be videotaping various portions Medication reconciliation is a formal Ohio Law Update 2013 of the Annual Conference & Trade Show. process for creating the most complete (repeat of 8:15 a.m. program) If you see our camera roaming the and accurate list of a patient’s current hallways, CE rooms, or Trade Show, medications at the time of admission, The Masquerade Party of the Spices be sure to strike a pose! transfer and discharge, and comparing it Jon E. Sprague, R.Ph., PhD, Professor of with the regimen being considered for a Pharmacology & Dean, Ohio Northern new setting of care. This session will dis- University, Raabe College of Pharmacy 1:30 p.m. (CE Credit per Program: 0.15 CEU) cuss the steps involved in the medication Synthetic cannabinoids (Spices) are syn- reconciliation process, opportunities for thesized by underground chemists in an Innovative Pharmacy Business Plan both outpatient and inpatient pharma- attempt to avoid prosecution for pos- cists with transitions of care, and system- Competition 2013 session of controlled substances. This Panel of Judges and College of Pharmacy wide changes to improve medication program will explain the basic chemis- Finalist Teams: Ohio Northern University, Ohio reconciliation and transitions of care. try, as well as the pharmacological and State University and University of Cincinnati ACPE #0129-0000-13-047-L04-P toxicological mechanisms by which these The Business Plan Competition was agents induce drug-seeking behavior and created to cultivate student interest and Adult Community-Acquired toxicity. confidence in developing or buying an Pneumonia: Disease, Treatment and ACPE #0129-0000-13-042-L01-P independent pharmacy, as well as develop- Prevention ing new business venues for current (and Mona Thompson, R.Ph., PharmD, Clinical You CAN Own Your Own Pharmacy future!) pharmacists. Students were invited Staff Pharmacist, EMH Elyria Medical Center, Elyria, OH or Sell Your Pharmacy to Another to submit business plans detailing the loan Community-acquired pneumonia (CAP)

A nnual Conference Programming Pharmacist – Here’s How! request, mission statement, description of Wholesalers AmerisourceBergen Corpora- the business (legal structure, products or is the seventh leading cause of death in A tion, Cardinal Health, McKesson Corporation, the United States and the leading cause Miami-Luken; and Live Oak Bank services provided, site analysis), marketing plan and financial reports. The three of death from infectious disease. This If you’ve thought about owning a phar- finalists will now present their plans to our session will provide a review of CAP macy, but thought there’s no way to fi- panel of judges to determine cash awards. including disease state overview, recog- 2013 OP nance it… think again! This program will nition of symptoms and understanding feature several wholesalers and a banker, Hear what the students envision and perhaps get ideas for your own phar- CURB criteria. Empiric treatment rec- discussing the many successful pharmacy ommendations and vaccine prevention purchases that are happening in Ohio… macy practice. some with no money down. Wholesalers ACPE #0129-0000-13-045-L04-P will be discussed. have services to match buyers and sellers, Sponsor: Cardinal Health Foundation ACPE #0129-0000-13-048-L01-P but many pharmacists are unaware of these services. Learn what’s available to you, and Homegrown Medicinal Herbs 3:10 p.m. (CE Credit per Program: 0.15 CEU) how a banker can ease the transition. If Cathy Rosenbaum, PharmD, MBA, R.Ph., you are an owner, this session will help you Founder & CEO Rx Integrative Solutions, see how your pharmacy can transition to a Loveland, OH Issues & Controversies in Diabetes new independent owner, often at a better Are you tired of dispensing all those Management price than you might expect. Curtis Black, R.Ph., PhD, Distinguished pills, potions, powders, and proprietary University Professor Emeritus, UT College of ACPE #0129-0000-13-043-L04-P blends? Are your customers asking about Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences Courtesy of OPA’s Center for Entrepreneurship Ohio Pharmacists Association 14 x C

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This session will review the major phar- SUNDAY, April 14 other recommendations from the Advi- macological pathways for the treatment sory Committee on Immunization Prac- of Type II diabetes mellitus (DM) and tices. This session will focus on recent (CE Credit per Program: 0.15 CEU) address current controversies in diabetes 8:15 a.m. changes in recommendations for vaccines management. The purported pharma- in adults, strategies to overcome barriers cological properties offered by fiber and New Drug Update 2013 of reluctant patients, and new require- (repeated at 9:55 a.m.) ments for maintaining and monitoring exercise; evidence describing the benefits Karen L. Kier, PhD, M.Sc., R.Ph., Director of and concerns of statin therapy; and po- vaccine storage conditions. Assessment and Professor of Clinical Phar- ACPE #0129-0000-13-054-L01-P tential role of NSAIDs and popular macy Practice, ONU College of Pharmacy substances such as cinnamon and cider Supported by an educational grant from Merck vinegar in the management of Type II The new drug products recently released & Co. DM will be included. to the market can be unique or similar to ACPE #0129-0000-13-049-L01-P current therapy. Our speaker will examine the pharmacology and therapeutics of the 11:35 a.m. (CE Credit per Program: 0.1 CEU) prescription medications released in the Overcoming Barriers to MTM past year. The drugs’ indications, clinical Implementation Travel Medicine: How to Keep Your David R. Bright, PharmD, BCACP, Assistant applications, drug interactions, adverse ef- Patients Healthy While Vacationing Professor of Pharmacy Practice Ohio Northern fects and toxicities, and important patient Charles Mosler, R.Ph., PharmD, CGP, FASCP, University College of Pharmacy; and Sarah counseling information will be included. Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, Kelling, PharmD, PGY-1 Resident, Kroger/ ACPE #0129-0000-13-052-L01-P University of Findlay, College of Pharmacy ONU With a little education and better under- As opportunities for medication therapy The Journey of Addiction and standing of the common illnesses/diseases management (MTM) continue to grow Generation Rx as an Educational you or your patients are likely to experi- in Ohio, pharmacists are being called Strategy ence while traveling abroad, you can enjoy upon to incorporate MTM into their D. Chris Hart, BS Pharm, Ohio Northern Uni- your vacation without a trip to the local daily practice. Many barriers exist that versity Raabe College of Pharmacy and pharmacy or hospital. This session will 2013 OP ONU/OSU Student Panel make the incorporation of MTM a chal- take you on a journey through the com- lenge, but overcoming these barriers Our speaker will discuss the risk factors, mon pathogens that travelers encounter may be simpler than pharmacists tend to signs of chemical dependency and bar- and offer tips on how to avoid or treat think. This session will focus on strategies riers to recovery in the impaired phar- them so you can enjoy your holiday. A

for overcoming barriers to MTM imple- macist. Students from Ohio Northern ACPE #0129-0000-13-055-L01-P A nnual Conference Programming mentation, including ways that pharmacy University’s and Ohio State University’s technicians can assist with the process. APhA-ASP Generation Rx student out- Sports Concussion: Where We Are ACPE #0129-0000-13-050-L04-P reach programs will facilitate a discussion Now and Where We Are Headed on how pharmacists and students can Paul Gubanich, MD, MPH, Team Physician - enhance the public’s understanding of Ohio State University Athletics, Ohio Machine Understanding Comparative and Columbus City Schools; Director of Effectiveness Research and the prescription drug misuse and abuse. ACPE #0129-0000-13-053-L01-P Research - OSU Sports Concussion Program Benefits to Pharmacists and Their Supported by an educational grant from Reckitt The Centers for Disease Control and Patients Tom Peddicord, PharmD, FCCP and Pamela Benckiser Pharmaceuticals Inc. Prevention (CDC) estimates that 1.6 to Montagno, Contractors, Agency for Healthcare 3.8 million sports- and recreation-related Research and Quality 9:55 a.m. (CE Credit per Program: 0.15 CEU) concussions occur each year in the U.S. The federal Agency for Healthcare Re- Although symptoms may appear mild, a concussion can lead to significant, life- search and Quality (AHRQ) has been New Drug Update 2013 funding comparative effectiveness re- (repeat of 8:15 a.m. program) long impairment affecting an individual’s search in 14 priority health conditions ability to function physically, cognitively, and psychologically. Our speaker will since 2005. The Agency has summarized Update on Adult Immunizations the results in a variety of free resources Donald Bennett, R.Ph., MBA, Director of provide an inside look at this sports infor pharmacists and patients through the Professional Experiential Programs, OSU jury, and explain how recognition and Effective Health Care Program. This ses- College of Pharmacy proper response to concussions when they sion will explain comparative effectiveness first occur can help prevent further injury. Immunizing pharmacists need to keep ACPE #0129-0000-13-056-L01-P research, and the free tools developed to up-to-date on available vaccines and dos- promote evidence-based decision making age forms, immunization schedules, and when considering treatment options. Par- 12:35 p.m. Conference ticipants also will learn about AHRQ’s Adjournment 2013 national campaign on comparative Save the Date effectiveness research and how to get in- OPA Annual Conference The Ohio Pharmacists Foundation, Inc. is volved. April 4-6, 2014 accredited by the Accreditation Council ACPE #0129-0000-13-051-L04-P for Pharmacy Education as a provider of Columbus, OH ® continuing pharmacy education.

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Awards Luncheon Poster Session House of Delegates Friday, 4:10-6:00 p.m. Ballroom Foyer Saturday 4:40 pm C 120-122 Friday, 11:25 am Grand Ballroom 3 th OPA will recognize excellence to the Our 14 Annual Poster Session will The House of Delegates serves as the profession, to the community, and to the feature the research of the faculty and stu- legislative and policy-making body of Association at the Awards Luncheon. dents from Ohio’s colleges of pharmacy, as the Association. Be a part of the policy- Media representatives will be recognized well as from practitioners around the state. making decisions for the practice of for their support of educating the public Presenters will be eager to share their pharmacy in Ohio through the resolu- on safe medicine use and for awareness of research and field your questions. Thanks tions and bylaws processes. pharmacy issues. Support these outstand- to Procter & Gamble for their support of ing individuals at this annual event. this innovative and interesting program. Alumni Reception and President’s Banquet Trade Show and Innovative Practice Showcase Saturday 7:00 pm Grand Ballroom 2 Door Prize Drawing Friday, 4:10-6:00 p.m. Ballroom Foyer Reunite with your faculty and friends Friday, 4:10 – 6:00 pm Grand Ballrooms The showcase highlights strategies for the at the College Alumni Reception spon- Saturday, 11:15 am – 1:30 pm 1&2 development and promotion of patient sored by the Council of Ohio Colleges Pharmacists can connect with new prod- care services and features displays on of Pharmacy. It will be ucts and services from today’s leading the outcomes from those services to the followed by a delicious companies at the Trade Show. To enter patients served and to the pharmacy’s dinner at the President’s the prize drawing, attendees need to visit business plans. Banquet, the installation Trade Show booths and have their prize of OPA President Larry card initialed. The prize drawing occurs Join us at the OPA County Fair! Schieber and the 2013- during Trade Show hours. 2012 prizes Friday, 7:00 pm Grand Ballroom 3 2014 officers and trustees. included a 24” flat screen TV, Kindle, Wear your boots and come dressed in your finest fair “duds” to join us for a iPad, gift cards and much more. You must The President’s Banquet will include be present to win. tasty dinner with your friends! There will be midway games, music, dancing and entertainment by the Omega-3 trio even line/square-dancing instructors to with Dean Marc Sweeney, RPh, vents PAC Breakfast M.Div.,PharmD on the piano, Saturday, 7:15 a.m. C111-112 teach you the latest boot-scootin’ moves! It’s fair to say – you’ll have a great time! Douglas Anderson, Jr., PharmD, CACP Support and strengthen Ohio pharmacy on the Bass/Guitar and influence in Ohio’s General Assembly OPA Disease State Management Jeb Ballentine, R.Ph., PharmD legislative session by attending the Politi- Task Force Meeting (Task Force members only) playing percussion. cal Action Committee (PAC) Breakfast. Saturday, 10:00 - 11:15 a.m. C123-125 You’ll hear from an influential Ohio political This OPA Task Force will discuss how figure, discuss government issues with your MTM works in the retail pharmacy. No Dessert Reception colleagues, and contribute to the success continuing education is given for Saturday 9:30 - 11:00 pm C111-115 The reception features jazz /easy listen- of the PAC. In order to attend the PAC attendance at this meeting. ing music by Omega-3 and a dessert bar. breakfast, there is a suggested donation of Career Experts Panel $100 for pharmacists. You can also sponsor Christian Pharmacists Fellowship a student for $50 and help educate the future Saturday 10:00 – 11:15 am C113-114 International (CPFI) Breakfast At OPA’s first ever Career Experts Panel, of pharmacy! Sunday 7:15 am C 123-124

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PAC donations should be made by personal check. Conference attendees are invited to join who will share their insights about their A Make payable to “Pharmacy PAC.” together for an engaging time of fellow- Stop at the OPA registration desk to register. companies and what they look for in phar- ship, challenge and prayer. Connect with macist candidates. other Christians in the profession, and be renewed in your vision for our profession. This continental breakfast event is included 2013 OP OPA PAC in your Full or Sunday-only registration. The OPA Political Action Committee (PAC) is the fund that helps put pharmacists in the driver’s seat of their profession and is the best way for pharmacists to become politically engaged. We attend many events where we interact with legislators who deal with pharmacy issues here in Ohio. The OPA PAC Past Presidents’ Breakfast is a state-based organization, with funds used for State Senators, Representatives and other offices that Sunday, 7:15 am (invitation only) C115 are not on a national scope. The donations we make through the PAC allow us to demonstrate tangible Presidents of the Ohio Pharmacists support for members of both parties who support pharmacy issues. We need your support to protect Association are invited to attend this and enhance our profession, and would greatly appreciate your personal financial support. The law breakfast in recognition of their service does not allow corporate contributions. Thank you for helping to keep pharmacy strong in Ohio! to OPA. The Ohio Pharmacists Associa- tion, established in 1879, appreciates the The PAC Breakfast on Saturday morning is a great way to get involved, and offers a great opportunity to hear from a key government figure who has an impact on pharmacy issues in Ohio. Please attend continued leadership provided by these the breakfast, consider sponsoring a student, and make an extra contribution to support the OPA PAC! pharmacists who are so dedicated to our profession.

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The Ohio Pharmacists Association welcomes you to OPA’s 135th Annual Conference! You are important to us since you represent the future of our profession, and we are pleased that you are attending our Conference. You are welcome and encouraged to participate in any of the continuing education programs, House of Delegates, Trade Show, Poster Session, and Pharmacy Olympics/Student Party. Your opinion matters to us! You will be receiving an online evaluation survey following the Conference. This will help us in future student program planning. If you have any questions or comments during the Conference, an OPA staff person will be happy to help you. Continuing Education Program descriptions, starting on page 12 of your Conference Program, list CE session topics, times, and locations. The Box Lunch in the Exhibit Hall and Student Party on Saturday are included in the Full and Saturday-only registrations. Highlights Friday, April 12

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9:55 a.m. The 2013 OTC Self-Care C210-212 Challenge: Battle of the Colleges Join us for a highly interactive, fun-filled session that will enhance your OTC expertise and update your knowledge of common self-care conditions. The Ohio Northern University team proudly displays the 2012 OTC Self-Care Challenge trophy Supported by NASPA, Procter & Gamble and APhA at the OPA 134th Annual Conference and Trade Show. S tudent Pharmacist Programming A OP

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11:25 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Lunch pharmacist candidates. They will share their recommendations with Lunch options are available in the Food Court located under the attendees, and answer your questions. You could be hearing from Hyatt, as well as in the Arena District and the North Market, your future employer! which are located across the street from the Convention Center. The Awards Luncheon is not included in the Full or Friday-only 11:15 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Trade Show, Door Prize Drawing student registrations. & Lunch Grand Ballrooms Visit the exhibits designated on your prize card and register 1:00 p.m. - 4:10 p.m. Continuing Education Programs to win great door prizes! You must be present to win. Meet with representatives of companies that may offer internships, residencies, and part-time or full-time pharmacist positions. Box 4:10 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Trade Show/ Grand Ballrooms lunches will be served in the Exhibit Hall; lunch is included in Poster Session/ & Ballroom Foyer Innovative Practice Showcase the Full and Saturday-only student registrations. The exhibit hall includes new participants and national display booths. You will have plenty of time to network and register to 1:30 p.m. - 4:40 p.m. Continuing Education Programs win great door prizes! The 14th annual poster session will feature the research of pharmacy practitioners, faculty, and students 3:10 p.m. student Law Review C210-212 from Ohio’s colleges of pharmacy. The Innovative Practice Dr. Donald Sullivan, Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice Showcase will include innovative patient care services that you at Ohio Northern University, will give a review of Ohio law to can implement in your future practice. help you prepare to pass the Boards. He will also include practi- cal test taking tips. Students can then head off to the House of Sponsor of Research Forum: Procter & Gamble Delegates and the Pharmacy Olympics/Student Party.

Saturday, April 13 4:40 p.m. House of Delegates C120-122 The House of Delegates serves as the legislative and policy- 8:15 a.m. - 11:25 a.m. Continuing Education Programs making body of the Association. Student representatives can be part of policy-making decisions. OP 9:00 - 9:55 a.m. Conversations Over Coffee A

C 113-114 5:00 p.m. Pharmacy Olympics/ S tudent Pharmacist Programming OPA believes that pharmacists should always have the ability to Student Party Callahan’s Pub make their practice their own. Whether it is starting a program All student pharmacists are invited to within a pharmacy, creating a partnership with other entities, taking attend the Pharmacy Olympics/Student over someone else’s practice, or even opening up a pharmacy of Party being held at Callahan’s Pub, at 520 your own, OPA’s goal is to give you the tools you need to be the North Park St., which is located at the pharmacist you want to be. It is in this spirit that OPA created the intersection of Park and Swan St. When Center for Entrepreneurship, and with our goal of encouraging the exiting the Convention Center, head north entrepreneurial spirit in pharmacy, this year’s Conversations Over on High St to Swan St. Cross the street Coffee will feature a diverse panel of experts who have succeeded and go two block west. The Olympics in building unique practices of their own. Hear from each of our competition will begin at approximately panelists, and come equipped with questions. This is a fantastic 5:30 p.m. We will have plenty of music, food and pharmacy games! opportunity to learn and meet some real pharmacy pros! Come socialize with other student pharmacists and help your college/ school of pharmacy compete for the Pharmacy Olympics trophy. Sponsor: Walmart Health and Wellness Sponsor: CVS Caremark 10:00 - 11:15 a.m. Career Experts Panel C 113-114 It’s no secret that jobs are getting tighter and more competitive Sunday, April 14 every day. Pharmacists and student pharmacists need to do everything they can to impress employers and to distinguish 7:15 a.m. Christian Pharmacists Fellowship themselves from their peers. At OPA’s first ever Career Experts International (CPFI) Breakfast Panel, we have several pharmacists and recruiters who will share C123-124 their insights about their companies and what they look for in Conference attendees are invited to stop by the continental breakfast buffet and then join together for an engaging time of th SAVE THE DATE: The 49 Annual Licensure Ceremony fellowship, challenge and prayer. This breakfast is included in will be held Sunday August 25, 2013. Join family, friends, the student Full or Sunday-only registration. mentors and colleagues at the official presentation of your wall license. Get your registration form at the 8:15 a.m. - 12:35 p.m. Continuing Education Programs Student Law Review on Saturday.

19 2013 Annual Conference Community 2013 OPA Trade Show 207...... CVS Caremark Friday 4:10 - 6:00 p.m. & 516...... Fruth Pharmacy Saturday 11:15 am - 1:30 p.m. (boxed lunch on Saturday only) 521 213...... Kroger Pharmacies ф 115...... Rite Aid Pharmacy ф 108...... Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. 414 Distributor/Wholesaler 202...... American Pharmacy Cooperative, Inc. ф 404...... AmerisourceBergen Corporation ф 504...... Axel Kraft International * 416...... Boehringer Ingelheim * 413...... Capital Wholesale Drug Co. 502...... Cardinal Health 404 104...... Guaranteed Returns 317...... H.D. Smith 402 502 200...... McKesson Corporation ф 514...... Miami-Luken, Inc. ф 105...... Minnesota Independent COOP *ф 510...... Spartan Stores, Inc. *ф 114...... Smith Drug Company Special thanks to all the companies that donated a prize for the drawing on Saturday. Gold Sponsor booth ф Door Prize Donor * New exhibitor Manufacturer 509...... AbbVie * 504...... Axel Kraft International * 403...... BD ф 205...... Biocurv Medical Instruments * Poster Session and Innovative Showcase 111...... Douglas Laboratories *ф 501...... Eli Lilly 415...... Endo Pharmaceuticals * 113...... Forest Pharmaceuticals 117...... Innovation ф 302...... PrimeRx Micro Merchant 505...... Kowa Pharmaceuticals 216...... KEMBA Financial Systems Inc. * 217...... Meda Pharmaceutical * Credit Union ф 210...... QS/1 ф 215...... Merck and Co. 315...... Live Oak Bank * 201...... Rx30 Pharmacy System 103...... Mylan Specialty L.P. * 313...... Ohio Pharmacists 212...... RxMedic ф 100...... Novo Nordisk, Inc. foundation 312...... Sonicu, LLC * 515...... Purdue Pharma, L.P. 112...... NCPA ф 511...... Rexam 401...... OutcomesMTM Other * 304...... sanofi 507...... PBA Health * 512...... AHRQ 414...... Pharmacists Mutual 303...... AIDS Resource Center * 519...... Bonyo’s Kenya Mission ф Recruiter Companies/PMG ф 214 ...... Capestrain Jewelers *ф rade S how and Career F air 521...... Giant Eagle Pharmacy 106...... Repeat Rewards * T

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Abbvie * vice Organization providing medical Appro-Rx * care, pharmacy, case management, hous- Booth 509 ing, HIV testing/counseling, prevention Booth 307 Contact: Kristin Grogan education, linkage to care education, and Contact: Kyle Fields 1513 Allen Ridge Dr Dayton, Ohio 45458 advocacy. 415 S Main St Waynesville, OH 45068 937-304-8386 513.897.1476 [email protected] [email protected] www.abbvie.com www.ApproRx.com American Pharmacy AbbVie is a global, research-based Cooperative, Inc. (APCI) ф Clarity and Cost Savings in Prescription biopharmaceutical company formed in Benefit Management 2013 following separation from Ab- Booth 202 bott. With its 125-year history, the Contact: Mark Million company’s mission is to use its expertise, 22 Public Square #7 Columbia, TN 38401 dedicated people and unique approach 931.381.4994 to innovation to develop and market [email protected] Axel Kraft International advanced therapies that address some www.apcinet.com USA, Inc. * of the world’s most complex and serious Booth 504 diseases. In 2013, AbbVie employs ap- APCI is a member owned group pur- proximately 21,000 people worldwide chasing organization established in 1984 Contact: Axel Kraft 4120 NE 23rd Ter Lighthouse Point, FL 33064 and markets medicines in more than to protect and promote the interest of 954.942.9038 170 countries. For further information Independent Pharmacies through exten- on the company and its people, portfolio sive offerings of exceptional services and Axel Kraft started importing 30 years and commitments, please visit www.ab- comprehensive programs. ago. We are known for Top Quality bvie.com. Follow @abbvie on Twitter or Health and Bath Products from Europe. view careers on our Facebook or LinkedIn page.

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[email protected] rade S how and Career F air www.effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov BD is a device company that provides The mission of APSC is to represent syringes, pen needles and accessory the professional and economic interests The Agency for Healthcare Research products to those with diabetes. BD is of APSC shareholders in the pharmacy and Quality’s Effective Health Care helping all people live healthier lives. Program supports research to improve marketplace. the quality of health care and promote evidence-based decision making. The program translates research findings AmerisourceBergen Biocurv Medical into free resources for pharmacists and ф Supporter Instruments * patients. Corporation Booth 404 Booth 205 Contact: Bob Webb Contact: Ron Onslow 6305 LaSalle Dr Lockbourne, OH 43137 245 Dryden Ct SW Canton, OH 44706 AIDS Resource Center Ohio * 614.409.6153 330.451.1628 Booth 303 [email protected] [email protected] www.tonguesweeper.com Contact: Aaron Clark, PharmD, R.Ph. www.amerisourcebergen.com 1033 N High St Columbus, OH 43201 614.340.6776 AmerisourceBergen is a leading phar- Biocurv Medical Instruments, makers [email protected] maceutical services company providing of the Tongue Sweeper product line, is www.arcohio.org drug distribution and related services. the leader in tongue cleaning and oral For more information, go to www.am- related systemic health care with prod- We are a community -based AIDS Ser- erisourcebergendrug.com or email solu- ucts sold online and in retail outlets [email protected] worldwide. 21 2013 Annual Conference Boehringer Ingelheim * Cardinal Health 21st century electronic process, Cover- Supporter MyMeds has created a PA model that Booth 416 Booth 502 improves efficiency and results in lower Contact: Cindy Arnett Contact: Daniel Farrell prescription abandonment. Started in 910 McBurney Dr Lebanon, OH 45036 8610 Chateau Dr Pickerington, OH 43147 2008, CoverMyMeds serves as an easy 513.594.1700 614.678.2497 tool to find, submit and manage PAs for [email protected] [email protected] tens of thousands of health care provid- www.boehringer-ingelheim.com www.cardinalhealth.com ers. The CoverMyMeds “all drugs, all payers” PA workflow is provided for free Boehringer Ingelheim’s focus is primar- As the business behind healthcare, Car- to pharmacies and providers because ily in the therapeutic areas of cardio- dinal Health helps pharmacies focus pharmaceutical manufacturers are in- vascular diseases, respiratory diseases, on patient care while reducing costs, terested in seeking equitable formulary diseases of the central nervous system, improving efficiency and quality, and access for their products. To start a PA, metabolic disease, and oncology. increasing profitability. go to CoverMyMeds.com and Create an account.

CareSource * Supporter ф CVS Caremark Bonyo’s Kenya Mission * Booth 500 Supporter Booth 519 Contact: Jim Gartner Booth 207 Contact: Annette Owili 230 N Main St Dayton, OH 45429 Contact: Tyson Cromeens PO Box 13045 Fairlawn, OH 44334 937.531.2878 1920 Enterprise Pkwy Twinsburg, OH 44087 614.565.1304 [email protected] 401.665.4139 [email protected] [email protected] www.bonyoskenyamission.org CareSource is a non-profit health plan www.cvs.com headquartered in Dayton, Ohio. As one Bonyo’s Kenya Mission is a non-profit of the largest Medicaid managed care CVS Caremark is the nation’s premier organization dedicated to improving plans in the country, CareSource under- integrated pharmacy services provider, lives and healthcare of individuals in stands the challenges consumers face combining one of the nation’s leading rural western Kenya. navigating the health system. We are pharmaceutical services companies with committed to putting health care within the country’s largest pharmacy chain. reach for approximately 900,000 mem- ф bers we serve in Ohio and Kentucky. For Capestrain Jewelers * more information, visit caresource.com. ф Booth 214 Douglas Laboratories * Contact: Karen Capestrain Booth 111 235 Cleveland Ave NW Canton, OH 44702 Center for Entrepreneurship * Contact: Jane Merglowski 330.456.4443 600 Boyce Rd Pittsburgh, PA 15205 [email protected] Booth 118 Supporter 800.245.4440 Contact: Aimee Wallace [email protected] We are a family owned retail jewelry 2674 Federated Blvd Columbus, OH 43235 www.douglaslabs.com store in Canton Ohio...We will be sell- 614.389.3236 ing diamond rings, colored stone rings, [email protected] Douglas Laboratories nutritional diamond bracelets... all estate jewelry www.ohiopharmacists.org supplements have been the trusted near wholesale prices...No costume choice of healthcare professionals for jewelry. OPA’s newest initiative is the Center for over 50 years and they are now available Entrepreneurship. The purpose of the to select pharmacies like yours. Center is to provide resources, continuing education, and advocacy for entrepreneurs Capital Wholesale in pharmacy. rade S how and Career F air Dr. Comfort T

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Eli Lilly Forest Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (FPI) is Guaranteed Returns founded the phar- Booth 501 a wholly-owned subsidiary of Forest maceutical Reverse Distribution Industry Contact: Eric Murphy Laboratories, Inc. We have built a solid in 1986. Since its inception, our phi- 4362 Scioto Parkway Powell, OH 43065 reputation for delivering our products to losophy has been to strive for excellence, 740.417.3343 those who need them most. Our perfor- innovation and quality. Guaranteed [email protected] mance relies on our innovative customer Returns provides services related to ex- www.lilly.com service strategies, state-of-the-art tech- pired, recalled, damaged, or overstocked nologies, and cross-disciplinary team- pharmaceutical product returns for gov- Eli Lilly has remained committed to work - components of our culture that ernment, hospital, independent retail, creating medicines that help people’s we continuously develop and strengthen. chain-store and clinic pharmacies. Addi- quality of life for more than 135 years. tionally, we provide direct return services for wholesalers and manufacturers. ф Frank Gates Supporter Endo Pharmaceuticals * Booth 411 H. D. Smith Booth 415 Contact: Catherine Pletz, ARM, AIC, AIS Contact: Patrick Weimer 5000 Bradenton Ave Dublin, OH 43017 Booth 317 3056 Marla Ct Medina, OH 44256 614.793.5429 Contact: DeWayne Benson 303.858.1718 [email protected] 6001 Global Dist Way #102 Louisville, KY 40228 [email protected] www.frankgates.com 502.671.2503 www.endopharma.com [email protected] Frank Gates continues to offer OPA www.hdsmith.com Endo is a diversified healthcare company members the highest discount off their 1. that delivers integrated solutions for a BWC premiums as well as the best H. D. Smith is a full-line pharmaceuti- refined healthcare model and claims management expertise available. cal wholesaler, located in Louisville, KY, 2. that is designed to maximize value servicing retail, hospital, and institutional for every stakeholder in the healthcare pharmacies. Please contact our Divisional system. Sales Manager, DeWayne Benson @ 2013 OP Fruth Pharmacy 502.671.2503. Booth 516 Please visit the Foyer outside the Contact: Craig Kimble, PharmD

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IQware delivers an innovative, full-function Medication Therapy Live Oak Bank * Independent Pharmacy Management (MTM) system, Disease Booth 315 State management and REMS capabil- Contact: Laura Petty Consulting Group/Sagemark ity with comprehensive data/Manage- 2605 Iron Gate Dr Ste 100 Consulting * ф ment mining and analysis capabilities. Wilmington, NC 28412 910.796.1676 Booth 203 [email protected] Contact: Lawrence C. Barrett www.liveoakbank.com 28601 Chagrin Blvd Ste 300 Cleveland, OH 44122 KEMBA Financial Credit 216.591.2392 or Union ф When you’re ready to expand, refinance, 800.875.0803 x 2392 Supporter remodel, or buy an existing pharmacy, [email protected] Booth 216 you can rely on Live Oak Bank to www.barrettwealthadvisors.com Contact: Amy Volpe customize a solution for your financing 555 Officenter Pl Gahanna, OH 43230 needs. Exit, Succession, Financial, Estate, Re- 614.729.1396 tirement Planning. Developing [email protected] coordinated plans that incorporate your www.KEMBA.org McKesson ф business and personal planning to allow Supporter you to make informed decisions for your KEMBA Financial Credit Union is the Booth 200 future. official Credit Union of the OPA. We Contact: Kathy Stuckey offer a full slate of financial products 3000 Kenskill Ave Washington C.H., OH 43160 including: check and savings accounts, 740.636.3555 auto, home & student loans, credit cards, [email protected] Independent Rx Consulting * commercial & business loans and more. www.mckesson.com Booth 517 As an OPA member, you can belong! Contact: Owen BonDurant Visit KEMBA.org today to join. McKesson Corporation, North America’s 1619 W Wallon Ave Apt 3E Chicago, IL 60626 largest pharmaceutical distributor, 773.856. 6096 provides independent pharmacies with [email protected] industry-leading programs and services, www.independentrxconsulting.com including its Health Mart franchise rade S how and Career F air Kowa Pharmaceuticals and Rx Ownership, to help them T Independent Rx Consulting is a America, Inc. successfully own, compete and grow A consulting firm specializing in new, Booth 505 their businesses. start-up and acquisitions. Contact: Chris Ayres 4764 Cordoba St Hilliard, OH 43026 Have you seen the new OPA Newsline? 614.390.6631

2013 OP This new, exclusive OPA member Innovation ф [email protected] www.KowaPharma.com bi-weekly benefit features current Booth 117 news articles and breaking Contact: Jim Storey Kowa Pharmaceuticals America, Inc. legislative updates that can 530 Columbia Dr Johnson City, NY 13790 (KPA) is a specialty pharmaceutical impact your practice. Add 607.798.9376 company located in Montgomery, [email protected] to your [email protected] Alabama focused primarily in the area address book or safe sender list www.innovat.com of cardiometabolic therapeutics. to ensure you receive every edition! Ohio Pharmacists Association 24 614.389.3236 Meda Pharmaceutical * Mylan Specialty L.P. * [email protected] Booth 217 Booth 103 www.ohiopharmacists.org Contact: Ted Nix Contact: Dawn Zeszotarski 614.226.4355 110 Allen Rd 4th Fl Basking Ridge NJ 07820 Stop by our booth to learn about the [email protected] 808.542.2518 Center for Ohio Pharmacy and how you [email protected] can support it! Meda Pharmaceuticals is a Swedish www.mylanspecialty.com based specialty company that specializes in allergy, women’s and men’s health and Mylan Specialy L.P. is a specialty phar- pain. We distribute and sell products in maceutical company focused on the de- Omnicell, Inc. * over 120 countries worldwide. velopment, manufacturing and Booth 400 marketing of prescription drug products Contact: Matt Caldwell for the treatment of respiratory diseases, 590 E Middlefield Rd Mountain View, AC 94043 life threatening allergic reactions and 937.241.7861 psychiatric disorders. It is a subsidiary of [email protected] Merck & Co. Supporter Mylan, Inc, one of the world’s leading www.omnicell.com Booth 215 generics and specialty pharmaceutical Contact: Lloyd Davis companies. Omnicell provides healthcare organiza- 1903 E Bristlecone Dr Hartland, WI 53029 tions medication management and 262.623.2508 business analytics to improve operational [email protected] National Community efficiency, patient safety and satisfaction. www.merck.com Pharmacists Association Our business is preserving and (NCPA) ф improving human life. Be well. OutcomesMTM Booth 112 Booths 401 Contact: Colleen Agan 100 Daingerfield Rd Alexandria, VA 22314 Contact: Ashley Sorenson 1.800.544.7447 505 Market St Ste 200 ф Miami-Luken, Inc. [email protected] West Des Moines IA 50266 www.ncpanet.org 515.864.7948 Booth 514 [email protected] Contact: Todd Hawkins The National Community Pharmacists www.outcomesmtm.com 265 S Pioneer Blvd Springboro, OH 45066 Association (NCPA) represents the inter- 800.999.0302 ests of American community pharmacists, Founded in 1999, OutcomesMTM [email protected] is the national leader in Medication

including the owners of more than 23,000 2013 OP www.miamiluken.com independent community pharmacies. Therapy Management, delivering a cost- effective approach to advancing patient Miami-Luken is a leading regional care and utilization control, and wholesale distributor of pharmaceuticals providing patient-friendly Personal tm and related healthcare products, serving Novo Nordisk Inc. Pharmacist services that demonstrate A tm only independent community Booth 100 the Face-to-Face Difference . The T pharmacy and small chains. Miami- company is headquartered in West Des rade S how and Career F air Luken can provide guidance and Contact: Jim Matta 100 College Rd West Princeton, NJ 08540 Moines, Iowa, and may be found online assistance in opening new pharmacies at www.outcomesmtm.com or in acquiring existing businesses. 609.987.5800 www.novonordisk.com Novo Nordisk is Changing Diabetes SM. PBA Health * Novo Nordisk is a global healthcare

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651.686.5011 x402 dedicated to improving care by changing 2013 OP [email protected] how diabetes is treated. PBA Health offers an extensive suite of www.micoop.com solutions including wholesaler contracts, distribution services, third party Minnesota Independent Cooperative is Ohio Pharmacists programs, and much more to help com- a wholesale distributor whose mission is Foundation munity pharmacies maximize profits. to provide our customers with top selling The contact information and descriptions in the branded pharmaceuticals at competitive Booth 313 prices. Contact: Kathy Nameth Program were supplied by the Exhibitors. 2674 Federated Blvd Columbus, OH 43235 25 2013 Annual Conference Pharmacists Mutual the risk of falls through partnerships, Repeat Rewards * education and policy. ф Companies Supporter Booth 106 Booth 414 Contact: Theresa Neal 6554 Edenvale Blvd Eden Prairie, MN 55346 Contact: Gail Wolfe, ext 7216 or PrimeRx Micro Merchant 952.974.1111 Bruce Wyke, ext 7129 System, Inc. * [email protected] 808 Highway 18 West , PO Box 370 www.repeatrewards.com Algona, IA 50511-0370 Booth 302 800.247.5930 Contact: Salim Lakhani RepeatRewards is a premier customer [email protected] 6800 Jericho TPKE #203e Syosset NY 11791 loyalty program offering a total marketing www.phmic.com 516.408.3999 solution that is easy to use, affordable and [email protected] effective! Our programs are flexible to fit Pharmacists Mutual Companies is a www.micromerchantsys.com your business needs, we have no binding nationally recognized leader in providing contracts and you will have your own insurance products and risk management We are a software vendor for personal Account Manager. solutions for pharmacists, dentists, and Independent Pharmacies! associated businesses and professionals. Rexam Purdue Pharma L.P. Supporter Pharmacy Plus Programs * Booth 511 Booth 515 Supporter Contact: Brad Horst Booth 503 Contact: Valerie Vernay 2268 Tannerville Rd Orrville, OH 44667 Contact: Courtney Walker One Stamford Forum Stamford, CT 06901 614.684.8525 225 Lambert Ln Maryville, TN 37802 203.588.7630 [email protected] 740.605.0045 [email protected] www.rexam .com [email protected] www.purduepharma.com www.pharmacyplusprograms.com Prescription Products: Vials, Liquid Purdue Pharma L.P. is known for its Ovals, Ointment Jars Independent pharmacies nationwide pioneering work on persistent pain and have chosen Pharmacy Plus to deliver for providing healthcare professionals, the resources, support, and services patients and caregivers with safe and ef- ф needed to succeed in today’s market- fective therapies. Purdue provides educa- Rite Aid Pharmacy place. Come see what we have to offer. tional resources that support the thera- Booth 115 pies’ proper use. Additionally, Purdue is Contact: Andrew Young, R.Ph. entering therapeutic areas, such as sleep 5400 Perry Dr Waterford, MI 48329 and gastrointestinal disorders. PioneerRx ф 248.674.7958 [email protected] Booth 301 www.RiteAid.com Contact: Marsha Bivins QS/1 ф 408 Kay Lane Shreveport, LA 71115 Rite Aid is the third largest drug store 318.797.1717 Booth 210 retailer in the country. We focus our [email protected] Contact: Sharon Moneysmith, R.Ph. efforts on technology, pharmaceutical www.PioneerRx.com 201 W Saint John St Spartanburg, SC 29306 services and associate satisfaction. For 800.231.7776 more information please visit us at [email protected] www.RiteAid.com. The PioneerRx Pharmacy System was www.qs1.com built from the ground up to help pharmacies make more money and QS/1 provides software for community, have more fun. institutional and chain pharmacies and R.J. Hedges & Associates * rade S how and Career F air HME providers. QS/1 also provides T Booth 316 product enhancements, customer

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