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Conference Program Ohio Pharmacists Association Virtual 143rd Annual Conference & Trade Show April 16 to June 16, 2021 1 AMERICAN PHARMACY SERVICES CORPORATION INDEPENDENT PHARMACY COOPERATIVE Aggressively seeking opportunities that will increase buying power and enhance services for shareholders Keeping shareholders informed on matters directly affecting the practice of pharmacy Developing diverse and relevant educational programs and services including a variety of CE opportunities Visit our website to learn more about our programs and services www.apscnet.com Connect with us Designed AmericanPharmacyServicesCorporation with YOU APSCorporation 102 Enterprise Drive Frankfort, KY 40601 in mind! 800-928-2228 www.apscnet.com 2 table of contents Page Contents 4 Welcome CPE Credit and Evaluation Access OPA Staff/ OPA Board/OPF Board 5 Photos of 2020 Conference / Staff Match Game 6 Live Schedule 7 On-demand CPE Release 8 App/Platform Content 10 OPA Independent Expo The Ohio Department of Medicaid CPE session at COVID-19 Vaccines Update the 2020 OPA Virtual Annual Conference was one 11 Meet OPA President Joel Levitan, R.Ph. of the most viewed CPE activities. It had more than Micro Merchant Systems Theatre 1,000 views by attendees. Smoking Cessation Program 12 CPE Activity Descriptions 18 Sponsor Recognition 19 Special Events | App Channels 20 Student Pharmacist Highlights 22 Pharmacist 2021 CPE Reporting 24 How to Claim Conference CPE 25 The Spring Technician Series Donning the official OPA facemasks, OPA staff pause for a "team" photo while managing the 2020 Virtual Thanks to our Advertisers Annual Conference from the OPA office on August 29. (Front row) Kathy Nameth, Janice Johnson, Amy Ben- nett (Back row) Jill Miller, Myriam Shaw Ojeda, Jessica 10 Anda Wotruba, Abby Palcic, Kathy Wotruba, Ernie Boyd 2 APSC 9 Capital Drug 17 Independent Pharmacy Cooperative 21 Pharmacists Mutual Insurance Company 22 Safe Rx 23 SUNRx Editor: Janice Johnson; Articles contributed by the following OPA staff: Amy Bennett, Ernie Boyd, Jill Miller, Kathy Nameth, Attendees experienced OPA's first virtual exhibits at Abby Palcic, Myriam Shaw Ojeda, Jessica Wotruba; APPE the 2020 Annual Trade Show. Exhibits offered con- student: Kelly Speirs. tact information, downloadable resources, educa- tional videos and prize codes, which were gathered for a chance to win during the virtual prize drawing. 3 welcome to your virtual conference Welcome to the 2021 Virtual Annual Conference and Trade Show! Welcome to the 2021 Virtual Annual many other practical topics. Be sure to take Conference of the Ohio Pharmacists Asso- time to enjoy the exhibits, and the various ciation! We are so glad to have you attend activities that have been built in to give you PHARMACISTS CAN this meeting that is full of great informa- interaction with other pharmacists. I really CLAIM CPE CREDITS AND tion. We learned a lot from our first virtual think this will be one of our best meetings COMPLETE EVALUATIONS conference, and I think you’ll see some ever, and I hope you agree. We look forward valuable improvements in everything from to hearing from you during the meeting, and through the OPA companion the continuing education to our exhibits. after. platform, LecturePanda.com. Make sure to take advantage of the fact that Access the site via the you can access over 40 hours of continuing ~ Ernie Boyd, PharmD (Hon), CAE "Attendee Guide" on the FAQs education until June 16. OPA Executive Director page in the app/platform. Obviously, COVID has been front and center in our lives this year, and pharmacists STUDENT PHARMACISTS are on the front line. This meeting will give you an update on vaccines, as well as a wide CAN COMPLETE THE variety of other topics. You can hear the CONFERENCE EVALUATION latest information about provider status, through the OPA Annual Con- pain management, medication safety, and ference app/platform on the Student Survey page. OPA Staff OPA Board of Trustees Ohio Pharmacists Ernest E. Boyd, PharmD (Hon), CAE T.J. Grimm, R.Ph., MBA, President Foundation Board Executive Director Joel Levitan, R.Ph., President-Elect Steve Burson, R.Ph., President Amy Bennett, R.Ph, Aimee O'Reilly, R.Ph., PharmD, Vice President Sue Paul, R.Ph., Vice President Assistant Executive Director and Editor Zach Broshes, R.Ph., PharmD, Exec. Comm. Member-At-Large Kathy Karas, R.Ph., Treasurer Kathy Nameth, R.Ph. Tim Ulbrich, R.Ph., PharmD, Treasurer Don Bennett, R.Ph., MBA Director of Continuing Education Brigid Groves, R.Ph., PharmD, M.S., Immediate Past President Marialice Bennett, R.Ph., FAPhA Marc Sweeney, R.Ph., PharmD, BCMAS District 1 Darla Gaiser, R.Ph. Matt Buderer, R.Ph., FIACP Director of Entrepreneurship Center District 2 Greg Kramp, R.Ph., PharmD Kevin Day, R.Ph., PharmD Jessica Wotruba District 3 Kristen Sobota, R.Ph., PharmD Larry Schieber, R.Ph. Director of Membership & Events District 4 Matt Parriman, R.Ph., PharmD Suzanne Eastman Wuest, R.Ph., PharmD Janice Johnson District 5 Nathanael Smith, R.Ph., PharmD, BCPS Director of Marketing & Trade Shows District 6 Eric Gillespie, R.Ph., PharmD Stu Beatty, R.Ph., PharmD District 7 Karlyn Neff, R.Ph., PharmD Director of Strategy & Practice Transformation District 8 Austin Hilverding, R.Ph., PharmD Abby Palcic District 9 Phyllis Grauer, R.Ph., PharmD Director of Office and Meeting Planning District 10 Denise Conway, R.Ph. Jill Miller District 11 Dan Krinsky, R.Ph., M.S. Administrative Manager District 12 Zak Fettman, R.Ph., PharmD Antonio Ciaccia District 13 Tony Ciaccia, R.Ph. Senior Advisor District 14 Courtney Myers, R.Ph., PharmD, BCGP Myriam Shaw Ojeda, R.Ph., PharmD Cedarville Univ: Kate Peterson Fellow in Policy and Innovation NEOMED: Mariah Mrofchak Ohio Northern Univ: Alex Nixon Ohio State Univ: Julia Miller Univ. of Cincinnati: Sarah Dixon Univ. of Findlay: Grant Cassidy Univ. of Toledo: Megan Vince 4 observe OPA Hosted its First Virtual Annual Conference in 2020 More than 600 pharmacist and student pharmacist attendees, along with the representa- tives of 50 exhibits, participated in the 2020 OPA Virtual Annual Conference and Trade Show. Some of the sessions and events are highlighted below, as well as some of the fun photos posted to the Annual Conference Attendify app/platform Activity Stream. Do you know how the OPA Staff serves its members? Match the name of the OPA staff member to the job he or she does. Then watch the Staff Intros video after the Awards Ceremony in the app/platform to see if your guesses are correct. Staff Names OPA Job Responsibility 1. Ernie Boyd ___ Develops educational initiatives for independent pharmacists 2. Amy Bennett ___ Negotiates venue contracts for OPA events 3. Kathy Nameth ___ Coordinates in-office meetings 4. Marc Sweeney ___ Is preceptor for OPA APPE Students 5. Jessica Wotruba ___ Is editor for Ohio Pharmacy Newsline 6. Janice Johnson ___ Provides insight for public policy 7. Stu Beatty ___ Processes member auto-renewals and registration forms 8. Abby Palcic ___ Is principle investigator for ODH Smoking Cessation Grant 9. Jill Miller ___ Organizes certificate training programs 10. Antonio Ciaccia ___ Coordinates meetings with provider status stakeholders 11. Myriam Shaw Ojeda ___ Meets with Ohio legislators 5 @live schedule OPA 2021 Virtual Annual Conference & Trade Show Leading Pharmacy, Advancing Healthcare: The Challenge of Change Date/Time Title/Activity Speakers/Location Sponsors (if not @ Live Schedule) Thursday, April 15 7:00 pm PAC Assembly @PAC Assembly (Separate registration fee is required for access to this event) Friday, April 16 8:00 am Welcome & Reminders, On-demand CPE released 9:30 am - 5:00 pm Live Schedule Sponsor Prize Poll 9:45 am We Know Pharmacy Professional Liability Pharmacists Mutual Insurance Company 9:55 - 10:55 am • Pediatric & Adolescent Immunizations Sebastian 10:55 am OPA Past Presidents Gathering Kroger Health 10:55 am 5 Keys to Improving your Financial Fitness Student Activity (NO CPE credit) 11:25 am Thanks to McKesson McKesson 11:30 am - 12:15 pm Awards Ceremony Kroger Health 1:00 - 2:00 pm • Pharmacist Provider Status: Best Practices Panel 2:00 - 2:30 pm COVID-19 Existing Contactless Solutions Theatre (NO CPE credit) Micro Merchant Systems 2:30 - 3:30 pm • COVID-19 Vaccine Review and Update Bennett 3:00 - 4:00 pm Student Trivia Student Activity (NO CPE credit) 3:30 - 5:30 pm Poster Session @Posters 3:30 - 5:30 pm Exhibits | Prize Poll @Exhibits 3:45 pm Sponsor Showcase Saturday, April 17 8:00 am Welcome & Reminders, On-demand CPE released 8:15 - 9:45 am • Pharmacy Law Update 2021§ Wai 9:30 am - 5:00 pm Live Schedule Sponsor Prize Poll 9:45 am APSC Believes Our Voices Are Stongest When United APSC 9:55 - 11:25 am • Pharmacogenomics: Intro to an Opportunity Krinsky, Paul, Van Milligan 11:15 am - 1:30 pm Exhibits | Prize Poll @Exhibits 11:15 am - 1:30 pm Residency & Fellowship Expo @Residency Expo 11:30 am - 11:50 pm Sponsor Showcases 1:00 pm Ask-Me-Anything with NPX Student Activity (NO CPE credit) 1:30 - 2:30 pm • COVID Testing: Building a Successful Program Jones, Zint 2:30 pm Your Rx for Profitability Capital Wholesale Drug Co 2:45 pm House of Delegates 4:30 pm New Practitioner Experience and Student Scavenger Hunt 5:00 pm OPA 2021 Installation 6:00 pm Student Launch Party Student Activity (NO CPE credit) Sunday, April 18 8:00 am Welcome Message and On-demand CPE released 8:30 - 11:30 am Live Schedule Sponsor Prize Poll 9:40 am Why 304B for Pharmacies? SUNRx 9:45 - 11:15 am • Legislative Update 2021 Boyd, Fitzgibbon Cleveland Clinic 11:15 am Thanks to IPC IPC 11:30 am Livestream Adjournment § Qualifies for State of Ohio Board of Pharmacy jurisprudence CPE credit 6 @on-demand cpe The 2021 OPA Virtual Annual Conference will include more than 40 hours of on-demand CPE.
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