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Congress Programme Bangkok, Thailand Congress Programme FIP World Congress Access to medicines and of Pharmacy pharmacists today, and Pharmaceutical Sciences 2014 better outcomes tomorrow 74th International Congress of FIP Bangkok, Thailand 30 August - 4 September 2014 WELCOME TO BANGKOK! Dear colleagues and friends, The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) and the Pharmaceutical Association of Thailand under Royal Patronage (PAT) and its Thai partners welcome you wholeheartedly to Bangkok! Access to medicines, care and information - the pharmacist is at the heart of it all. This 2014 FIP Congress in Thailand gathers pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists from all over the world to delve into the globally pressing issue of access to medicines - and healthcare in general - and to work towards increasing the role of the pharmacist in the provision of healthcare services. Examining key challenges such as medicines availability, health workforce distribution and managing the vast amounts of variable information accessible to patients, this FIP Congress in Bangkok will offer all participants the opportunity to increase their impact in ensuring access to health by providing medicines, care and information. All Thai pharmacists have greatly looked forward to welcoming you, the participants of the 2014 FIP Congress in Bangkok, and to helping you learn more about pharmacy in Thailand and experience the wonderful Thai hospitality. This congress is the most important meeting place for our global network of pharmacists. We look forward to seeing you! YOUR HOSTSI The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) together with the Pharmaceutical Association of Thailand under Royal Patronage (PAT) VENUEI Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre 88th Bangna - Trad Road, Sindchai Keokitichai Michel Buchmann Bangna, Bangkok 10260, Thailand President President Sky train stop: Bangna Station E13 � Pharmaceutical Association of Thailand International Pharmaceutical under Royal Patronage (PAT) Federation (FIP) 2 3 INTRODUCTION OF FIP TABLE OF CONTENTS Founded in 1912, the International Throughout its 100 year history, FIP’s priorities have Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) is the global expanded both literally and figuratively to meet the federation of national associations of needs and expectations of the profession in expanding WELCOME TO BANGKOK 2 pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists and healthcare services and integrating emerging scientific is in official relations with the World Health developments. Changes in pharmacy and the INTRODUCTION OF FIP 4 Organization (WHO). Through its 126 member emergence of pharmacy practice as a cornerstone of organisations FIP represents and serves more the profession have lead FIP to become globally visible YOUR HOSTS 6 than three million pharmacists and for its advocacy on behalf of the role of the pharmacist pharmaceutical scientists around the world. in the provision of healthcare, while still maintaining its SPONSORS 8 grounding in the pharmaceutical sciences. REGISTRATION 10 FIP hopes that all who have joined us here in Bangkok will leave richer in knowledge, experiences, colleagues ACCREDITATION FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION 12 and friendships - easy tasks when welcomed by the warmth of the Thai! GENERAL EVENTS 14 OPENING CEREMONY 16 POSTER SESSION 18 SOCIAL EVENTS 20 SESSIONS PROGRAMME 22 OPEN MEETINGS 101 TOURS 104 GENERAL INFORMATION 106 FOLLOW FIP 107 PARTICIPANTS LIST 108 VOTING PAGES 122 FLOOR PLAN 124 4 5 Thaweepong Thiemsuwan CONGRESS INFORMATION YOUR HOSTS Vice President FIP Congresses & Conferences Wichai Jakrawatana P.O. Box 84200 Vice President 2508 AE The Hague Chakree Tontiphongse The Netherlands Vice President Tel.: +31 70 302 1982 Kampanart Huanbutta Fax: +31 70 302 1998 Honorary Secretary E-mail: congress@fi p.org Boonchuay Wongprapinkul Website: www.fi p.org/bangkok2014 Honorary Treasurer Pattaree Sinananpat CONGRESS REGISTRATION, HOUSING & Assistant Honorary Treasurer ABSTRACT HANDLING INTERNATIONAL PHARMACEUTICAL FIP PROGRAMME COMMITTEE Apichart Patipoksut FEDERATION (FIP) Arijana Meštrovic Registrar Michel Buchmann Co-Chair Niphon Siripichaiprom President Giovanni Pauletti Receptionist Kamal Midha Co-Chair Sasima Arjsongkram Immediate Past President Ema Paulino Public Relations Luc Besançon FIP Professional Secretary Burin Sriwong General Secretary & Chief Executive Offi cer Henk de Jong Academic Matters and Profession MCI Amsterdam Ema Paulino FIP Scientifi c Secretary Phatsakorn Onnim Jan van Goyenkade 11 Professional Secretary Philip Schneider Assistant Academic Matters and Profession 1075 HP Amsterdam Henk de Jong Member Tawesit Werawattanachai The Netherlands Scientifi c Secretary Robert DeChristoforo Board Member Tel.: +31 20 6793411 Andy Gray Member Amporn Charoensomsak Fax: +31 20 6737306 Board Member Chairman, Ralph Altiere E-mail: [email protected] Board of Pharmaceutical Practice Member (FIPEd) Pikul Siangprasert Geoffrey Tucker Betty Chaar Board Member OFFICIAL AGENT FOR TOURS Chairman, Member Board of Pharmaceutical Sciences Linda Hakes FIP OFFICE STAFF AND SOCIAL EVENTS John Bell Member Andreia Bruno Vice President Don Mager FIPEd Project Coordinator & Researcher Thony Björk Member Joana Carrasqueira Vice President Ross McKinnon FIPEd Coordinator Niels Kristensen Member Paula Cohen Oriental Events Vice President Hiroshi Suzuki Secretary Suwat Jirahswakedilok Ross McKinnon Member Carola van der Hoeff Executive Director Vice President Zuzana Kusynová Chief Operating Offi cer & Congress Director Tel.: +66 2396 0774-76 Carmen Peña FIP Staff, Policy Analyst & Project Coordinator Rachel van Kesteren E-mail: [email protected] Vice President Paula Cohen Executive Secretary [email protected] Mario Rocci FIP Staff, Secretary Zuzana Kusynová Vice President Policy Analyst & Project Coordinator Website: www.oriental-events.net Philip Schneider THE PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION OF THAILAND Marysol Silva Vice President UNDER ROYAL PATRONAGE (PAT) Membership Coordinator OFFICIAL CARRIER Prafull Sheth is the co-host for FIP Bangkok 2014 in partnership with a Gonçalo Sousa Pinto Vice President wide range of pharmacy organisations in Thailand, and Liaison Offi cer for Latin America Eeva Teräsalmi represents all sectors in Thai pharmacy. Oliver van der Spek Vice President Marketing & Business Development Manager Dieter Steinbach Sindhchai Keokitichai Mike Spijker Honorary President President Marketing & Communication Assistant Thai Airways International is the offi cial Carrier and is Joseph Oddis Teera Chakajnarodom Mireille Swakhoven offering the Best Fare Available to delegates attending Honorary President Immediate Past President and Executive Consultant Congress Services Manager the FIP World Congress of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Vicha Sukhumavsi Lin-Nam Wang Sciences 2014 in Bangkok, Thailand. Vice President Communication Manager Event code: TG1409045 Pramote Tanwatana Vice President 6 7 SPONSORS is proud to be a supporter of the 74th FIP Congress Like the pharmacy profession, we support the safe and effective use of medicines in the interest of better outcomes for individuals and health systems alike. 8 9 REGISTRATION ON SITE REGISTRATION FEES FIP 2014 (Fees do not include any VAT) FIP Individual member € 1100 Regular fee (non member) € 1100 Student/Recent graduate € 1100 On site day card € 350 Accompanying person € 150 Pharmacy Technicians Symposium (in addition to full congress registration) € 250 Pharmacy Technicians Symposium (only) € 450 Section Dinner € 65 Press as of Tuesday 2 September 2014, 12:00 at the congress FIP Young Pharmacists’ Group Evening € 35 In order to qualify for Press registration you must have registration desk. Certificates will NOT be sent after the applied for and been granted an official invitation congress. Accompanying persons will not receive a Closing Dinner € 100 code from the FIP head office – press department certificate of attendance. ([email protected]) or from FIP staff in the Media Room (room MR 210). A certificate of session attendance (listing the sessions you attended during the congress) will be offered to ON SITE PAYMENT OF REGISTRATION FEE The registration fee for accompanying persons Accompanying person congress participants after the congress. Please note All fees must be paid in cash in Euro, or by credit card includes: A participant can register up to two (2) accompanying that for this certificate ONLY the sessions you have (Visa, Eurocard/Mastercard or American Express). • Opening ceremony persons. The fee for accompanying persons does NOT attended will count, not the business meetings or other • Welcome reception include admission to the sessions. non-educational events. You can request this certificate The registration fee for participants includes: • Entrance to the exhibition via a special webpage displayed AFTER the congress. • Admission to all sessions (except for the Pharmacy • Coffee/tea breaks On site day cards Technicians Symposium) • A daily credit to choose your lunch among the Day cards can only be purchased on site. ABSTRACT CERTIFICATE • Opening ceremony restaurants in the congress center Please note: It is not possible to change a pre- If you would like to receive a poster certificate please • Welcome reception Please note that the fee for accompanying persons does registration booking into a day card. collect this certificate during the congress at the • Entrance to the exhibition NOT include admission to the sessions. Poster Desk. Certificates for oral presentations will be • Coffee/tea breaks TERMS OF CANCELLATION
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