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You Get Three The Next Generation of Learning When You Choose One…You Get Three A Meeting for the Entire Patient Safety Team SM14_Journal_Covers.indd 1 3/26/14 12:30 PM ASHP 2014 Summer Meetings and Exhibition Las Vegas, Nevada May 31–June 4, 2014 House of Delegates, May 31–June 3, 2014 Welcome to the ASHP Summer Meetings and the Next Generation of Learning! It is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2014 ASHP Sum- mer Meetings. I hope you noticed the intentional plural. This will be a Summer Meeting like no other . in fact, it will be three meetings! While in Las Vegas, you’ll have the opportunity to 813 General Meeting Information choose from three special- 816 General Meeting Locations ized meetings: Informat- ics Institute; Pharmacy, 819 Hotel Map Practice & Policy; and the 820 Convention Center Map Medication Safety Collab- orative. During each of 822 Continuing Education Information these “boutique” confer- 824 CE Processing Instructions ences you’ll hear from ex- perts, dig deep into topics 825 Schedule at a Glance that are relevant to your 828 Review Courses and Workshops professional life, and make meaningful connections 830 Student Programming with your peers. 831 Special Events & Activities This program is your guide to the wide array of education- 832 Opening Session al programming that we are offering during the Summer Meetings. Each of the boutique conferences has a wealth 834 ConnectLive! of information that you’ll be able to implement in your 835 The Inaugural and Awards practice. And no matter what meeting you’ve selected, you’ll also have unrestricted access to all of the sessions 837 Sponsors and events at any of the three meetings. 838 ASHP House of Delegates We’ve made a big transformation in our approach to net- 839 ASHP House of Delegates Agenda working and education. What hasn’t changed is our com- mitment to exceeding your expectations. Please let us 840 Poster Presenter Primary Author Index/ know how we are doing. Feel free to share your thoughts Poster Presenter Listing with me via email at [email protected]. 845 ASHP Practitioner Recognition Program Thank you! 849 Acknowledgements 850 Medication Safety Collaborative 857 Informatics Institute Gerald E. Meyer, Pharm.D., M.B.A., FASHP President, American Society of Health-System Pharmacists 865 Pharmacy, Practice & Policy Am J Health-Syst Pharm—Vol 71 May 15, 2014 811 2014 SUMMER MEETINGS AND EXHIBITION The enormous success of our Medication Safety Collab- This year ASHP would like to introduce you to our new orative combined with the current trend for more special- Summer Meetings and Exhibition happening May 31–June ization within healthcare has led ASHP to bring you a new 4, 2014, and there is no better venue to host our exciting way to network and educate. Gone are the days of general new meetings than one of the most exciting cities in the sessions on general topics—and here is the future filled world: Las Vegas, Nevada! with insight and action items on specific and relevant is- sues you can implement into your practice. Included in ALL three boutique meetings is: • CE in your field presented by faculty of experts Attendees will now choose one of three boutique and tar- • Peer networking activities with the entire healthcare geted conferences happening concurrently as one of the team ASHP Summer Meetings. This allows you to focus and • Keynote address participate in education and networking events with like- • ConnectLive! An interactive problem-solving event minded peers across the healthcare spectrum. • Vendor exhibits and networking • Poster presentations • Grand opening reception • Lunch buffets • ASHP House of Delegate activities and events • Complete access to all sessions and events held congru- ently at the any of the ASHP Summer Meetings: Medica- tion Safety Collaborative, I2 (I-squared), P3 (P-cubed). Regardless of which meeting you register for, attendees will have complete and total access to all of the sessions and events happening across any of the three meetings. It’s the best of both worlds—specific and focused education and networking in your specialization with the ability to sample other areas of interest. 812 Am J Health-Syst Pharm—Vol 71 May 15, 2014 2014 SUMMER MEETINGS AND EXHIBITION General Meeting Information Meeting Location Registration Always a popular destination, we are thrilled to be Register online at www.ashp.org/sm14, or call 1-866-279- heading to Las Vegas and are planning to have record 0681. breaking meetings! This year we are excited to offer at- All pre-registrations must be received by ASHP on or be- tendees a single venue for all meeting sessions, events, fore May 16. If you miss the pre-registration deadline, then and accommodations. All meeting activities will be held you can register onsite during the hours listed below. exclusively at The Mirage Convention Center, and not only does this new venue offer more to our attendees, Onsite Registration Mirage Events Center but as the “entertainment capital of the world”, Vegas Registration Desk 5 offers something for everyone and we are sure after ses- Attendee Scan & Go/Self Registration sions conclude there will be lots of thrilling activities. Hours: ASHP and our members are very excited to return to Las Saturday 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Vegas and plan to exceed all expectations for and set the Sunday 7:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m. new standard for learning! Monday–Tuesday 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Wednesday 7:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Note: Attendee Registration Assistance will be available if you choose to register onsite and not use Self-Registration Kiosks. International Attendees: Please pickup your certificates of attendance at Customer Relations. Am J Health-Syst Pharm—Vol 71 May 15, 2014 813 2014 SUMMER MEETINGS AND EXHIBITION Customer Relations Emergency Contact Card If you would like to renew your membership, check on a An Emergency Contact information Card is included with recent order, or update your profile, then please stop by your badge. Please fill it out with your emergency contact’s Customer Relations located next to Registration. information and place it behind your name badge in the badge holder. This will help ASHP staff to contact someone Customer Relations and Exhibitor Registration on your behalf in the event of an emergency. Mirage Events Center AB Hours: ASHP Connect Saturday 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Sunday 7:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m. Monday–Tuesday 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Wednesday 7:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Social media may just seem like something extra to do, but We recommend you pick up your badge prior to 3:00 p.m. it is actually your source for the latest pharmacy informa- to avoid any last-minute rush. tion in your specialty. Instantly reach across the globe and gather opinions about critical issues affecting your daily Name Badges work with the Society’s exclusive network, ASHP Connect. Badges should be worn at all times. Your badge is your This online member community is your access to finding admission pass for all meeting sessions and exhibits. The a mentor or mentee, connecting with peers, and evolving barcode on your badge is encoded with your registration your specialty throughout your career. information. Use it in the Exhibit Hall to request informa- tion from exhibitors and to save time in completing sur- It’s easy to get started! veys and forms by allowing exhibitors to scan the barcode 1. Join at connect.ashp.org. You must register as an ASHP on your badge. If you lose your badge, check with Meeting user to have full access. Info to see if it has been turned in. Lost badges can be re- 2. Create your profile. Update your information by select- placed at Staffed Registration for a $35 fee. Badge ribbons ing My Profile from the top bar. are available from the Membership Center. Join communities and start discussions. Select the Com- Badges are color-coded as follows: munities tab from the top bar and ask your community a • Informatics Institute: Orange question by starting a discussion thread. • Medication Safety Collaborative: Red Setup subscriptions. Under My Profile, select My Sub- • Pharmacy Practice Policy: Green scriptions to determine how frequently you receive e-mail • Exhibitor: Blue notifications. All attendees will have complete and total access to all ses- Plus, download the ASHP Connect App to stay connected sions and events happening at any of the three meetings. with ASHP and its members anytime, anywhere! For more The letter on your badge represents your primary position information, or to view short video tutorials and FAQs, as follows: please visit connect.ashp.org. A = Director, Associate or Assistant Director, Clinical Coordinator, Other Supervisory Position ASHP Summer Meetings News & Views B = Staff Pharmacist, Clinical Pharmacist–General, Check out the daily News & Views for meeting highlights. Clinical Pharmacist–Specialist, Faculty News & Views is distributed Sunday through Wednesday C = Resident and can be found on newsstands throughout The Mirage D = Student Convention Center. E = Technician, Physician, Nurse, Medication/Patient Safety Officer, Informatics/Technology Specialist, Consent to Use Photographic Images Other Registration and attendance at, or participation in, ASHP meetings and other activities constitutes an agreement by We would like to thank Sagent the registrant to ASHP for use and distribution (both now Pharmaceuticals for its sponsorship and in the future) of the registrant or attendee’s image or of the meeting lanyards. voice in photographs, videotapes, electronic reproduc- tions, and audiotapes of such events and activities. 814 Am J Health-Syst Pharm—Vol 71 May 15, 2014 2014 SUMMER MEETINGS AND EXHIBITION FREE Wi-Fi Promotional Theaters Free Wi-Fi is available in all meeting rooms and public Promotional Theaters provide an opportunity for com- areas within the Convention Center.
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