Option 1 Fill out this form and mail with check to: USHP, PO Box 58356, Salt Lake City, Utah Registration must be postmarked by February 4, 2019

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1 USHP Midwinter Meeting Saturday, February 9, 2019 St. Mark s Hospital, Women s Pavilion 1140 E 1200 S Salt Lake City, UT Registration Option 1 Fill out this form and mail with check to: USHP, PO Box 58356, Salt Lake City, Utah Registration must be postmarked by February 4, 2019 Option 2 Register online and pay via credit card or PayPal at Space is Limited Register Early! Name: Mailing Address: City, State, Zip: Preferred Phone: Dietary Needs: Address: CPE Monitor ID# (required) Birth Month/Day (required) / Note: CPE Monitor ID, Birth Month/Day required for ACPE credit After February 1 st, add $30 to the published price below. An confirmation will be sent to the address provided above. Pricing Schedule Member Non-Member Pharmacist $80 $175 Technician/Resident/Fellow $40 $75 Student $30 $45 Check One (required): I will attend presentations in person. I will view the presentations on WebEx.* *If WebEx is selected, a participation code will be provided during each presentation. In order to claim WebEx CE credit, the participant MUST enter the presentation-specific participation code on the post-meeting evaluation. Page 1 of 6

2 Meeting Agenda USHP Midwinter Meeting Saturday, February 9, 2019 St. Mark s Hospital, Women s Pavilion 1140 E 1200 S Salt Lake City, UT :00 AM 7:50 AM Registration, Check-In & Breakfast 7:50 AM 8:00 AM Welcome & Announcements New Medications in Neurology (P/T) 0.1 CEU 8:00 AM 9:00 AM Erica Marini, PharmD, MS, BCPS An Update on the Use & Efficacy of Herbal Supplements (P/T) 0.1 CEU 9:00 AM 10:00 AM Alisyn May, PharmD, BCACP, CDE 10:00 AM 10:30 AM Break Precepting Practice-Based Projects (P/T) 0.1 CEU (Preceptor Development Credit) 10:30 AM 11:30 AM Jaime Montuoro, PharmD Small Doses with Deadly Consequences (P/T) 0.1 CEU (Patient Safety Credit) 11:30 AM 12:30 PM Amberly Ryan Johnson, PharmD, DABAT P = Accredited for Pharmacists The target audience is Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians. T = Accredited for Technicians All educational activities are knowledge (K)- or application (A)-based activities. (See list below) Page 2 of 6

3 Educational Objectives 8:00 AM New Medications in Neurology Erica Marini, PharmD, MS, BCPS Clinical Pharmacist, Ambulatory Neurology University of Utah Health A L01-P/T 1. Describe new medications in neurology with regard to efficacy and safety 2. Discuss important counseling points for new neurology medications 3. Evaluate the potential place in therapy for new medications 1. Identify new neurology medications and their corresponding disease state 2. Differentiate new medications in neurology based on route and setting of administration 3. Describe potential barriers to access to new medications 9:00 AM An Update on the Use & Efficacy of Herbal Supplements Alisyn May, PharmD, BCACP, CDE Assistant Professor (Clinical) of Pharmacotherapy University of Utah College of Pharmacy Clinical Pharmacist, ARUP Family Health Clinic A L01-P/T 1. Educate patients on the safe use of herbal supplements 2. Discuss the safety and regulation of the substance kratom 3. Compare herbal supplements studied for the treatment of diabetes and review available data 4. Review commonly used herbal products in Utah 1. Identify herbal products available at your practice site 2. Educate patients on the safe use of herbal supplements 3. Review herbal supplements used in the treatment of diabetes 4. Review common herbal products used in Utah Page 3 of 6

4 10:30 AM Precepting Practice-Based Projects Jaime Montuoro, PharmD Health & Wellness Merchandiser & Community Pharmacy Residency Program Director Smith s Food and Drug Stores, Kroger Co. Clinical Pharmacist, University of Utah Family Medicine Residency A L04-P/T 1. Discuss the benefits of precepting learners in conducting practice-based projects 2. Formulate a strategy to identify potential projects at your practice site 3. Develop a project from a concept or question to publication or poster 4. Plan adequate interactions with the learner to ensure project success 5. Provide formative and summative feedback for the learner throughout the project 4. Discuss the benefits of practice-based projects precepted by pharmacists at your site 5. Contribute ideas for potential projects at your practice site 6. Follow a project from a concept or question to a publication or poster 7. Describe the interactions between preceptor and learner that will ensure project success 8. Evaluate learner performance and share feedback that will help the learner improve 11:30 AM Small Doses with Deadly Consequences Amberly Ryan Johnson, PharmD, DABAT Specialist in Poison Information Supervisor Utah Poison Control Center A L05-P/T 1. List medications associated with morbidity and mortality in small doses 2. Predict serious clinical effects related to ingestion of benzonatate, buprenorphine, calcium channel blockers, colchicine, hydroxychloroquine, and sulfonylureas 3. Examine patient and medication factors that increase risk of toxicity from benzonatate, buprenorphine, calcium channel blockers, colchicine, hydroxychloroquine, and sulfonylureas 4. Develop counseling points that address toxicity of discussed medications 1. Identify medication classes associated with morbidity and mortality in small doses 2. Describe patient and medication factors that increase risk of toxicity from benzonatate, buprenorphine, calcium channel blockers, colchicine, hydroxychloroquine, and sulfonylureas 3. Propose prevention strategies to decrease morbidity and mortality in relation to discussed medications Page 4 of 6

5 Conference Details Registration: Registration fees are discounted before February 1, To register, complete the registration form and pay by credit card (online only) or send a check to: USHP, PO Box 58356, Salt Lake City, Utah Payment by cash will not be accepted. Space is limited! Register Early. Registration fee includes admittance to all programming, exhibits, and group meal functions. Registrations received after the February 1 st deadline or on site are subject to a $30 additional processing fee. Poll Everywhere Instructions: Join to participate in audience response questions by 3 different ways: Text Messaging: Text ushp to Web Browser: Go to PollEv.com/ushp Poll Everywhere app: Download app and join ushp presentation For each question, you can: Click on the correct answer in web browser/app Text correct answer to Note: Using mobile application (ios or Android) is the preferred method WebEx Instructions: Saturday 7:00 am (UTC-07:00) Mountain Time (US & Canada) Meeting number: Password: Winter Join by video system Dial @ushp.my.webex.com You can also dial and enter your meeting number. Join by phone USA Toll Access code: CE Credit: Up to 4 credits of continuing pharmacy education credit (0.40 CEUs) will be provided. If attending the meeting in person, the participant MUST check in at the registration desk. If using the WebEx option for CE credit, a participation code will be provided during each presentation. In order to claim WebEx CE credit, the participant MUST enter each presentation-specific participation code on the post-meeting evaluation. All participants MUST complete and submit the post-meeting evaluation forms online by the designated deadline. All credit will be awarded through participants CPE Monitor accounts. Credits will be uploaded within 60 days after the program. Cancellation Policy: To receive partial or full refund, registrants must contact USHP in writing prior to February 1, Requests made after February 1 st may not be considered. Page 5 of 6

6 Exhibits: The exhibit area offers an opportunity to learn about the latest from the pharmaceutical industry. Representatives from pharmaceutical manufacturers, wholesalers and others may be on hand to demonstrate new products and services. Special Assistance: It is USHP s policy to comply with the American s with Disabilities Act. If you have any special needs or services while attending, please contact USHP no later than February 1, 2019, at ushp@ushp.org. Parking: Parking is complimentary and is located adjacent to the building. Directions to the facility will be available on the USHP website ( prior to the conference. No grant funding has been sought for this educational program. The Utah Society of Health-System Pharmacists is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education. Page 6 of 6