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10th Congress of the European Association of Hospital Pharmacists
Hospital Pharmacy and Economy
Congress Centre, Lisbon, Portugal, 16-18 March 2005
Preliminary Scientific Programme
Wednesday 16 March 2005
09.00-13.00
Educational Seminar on “Decision models in Hospital Pharmacy (like Informatrix and SOJA)”
Level:
Intermediate (with homework in advance: participants are required to prepare a case-study)
Faculty:
Rob Janknegt PhD PharmD, Rob Brenninkmeijer PharmD and Berry A.M.
van Schaik PhD MBA, The Netherlands
Course fee:
50 EURO (includes study case material, tuition, syllabus and refreshments;
lunch is no included)
Registration deadline: January 1, 2005
Information:
Please visit the www.eahponline.org
14.00-15.30
Scientific and Practice sessions and Industry-sponsored satellite symposia
Seminar 1:
Cost-effectiveness of drug treatment
Level: Introductory
Speakers to be confirmed
Seminar 4:
Too many clowns not enough circuses:
How to grow clinical pharmacy and
keep adding value
Level: Intermediate
A. Cost effectiveness of Clinical Pharmacy services and how to explain to
your hospital manager
Speaker: Michael Cross (United Kingdom)
B. Experience from the UK
Speaker: Tony West (United Kingdom)
C. Experience from outside the UK
Speaker: Jose Feio (Portugal)
Do pharmacogenomics and pharmacoSeminar 6:
genetics fulfil their promise?
Level: Advanced
A. Gene technology is the key to better
treatment
Speaker: Hugh E. Montgomery (United
Kingdom)
B. Prospective proof of better treatment
results is scarce
Speaker: John P. Ioannidis (Greece)
15.30-16.00
16.00-17.30
Seminar 3:
Seminar 9:
Seminar 10:
18.00-20.00
20.00-21.00
Coffee break
Scientific and Practice sessions and Industry-sponsored satellite symposia
The need for pharmaco-economy guidelines
Level: Advanced
Speakers to be confirmed
The new EU 2001/20 clinical trial directive affects your pharmacy too!
Level: Advanced
A. Why do we have a new directive and
what does it mean?
Speaker: Joao de Oliveira (Portugal)
B. Will clinical trials still be possible in
my hospital?
Speaker to be confirmed
Medication error reporting in Europe
Level: Introductory
A. Classification of medication errors:
a practical tool
Speaker to be confirmed
B. How is medication error reporting
practised?
Speaker to be confirmed
Opening Ceremony
Anniversary Keynote
Speaker: Jochen Kotwas (Germany)
Keynote presentation “Drug cost and
reimbursement”
Speaker: Vassilis Kontozamanis (Greece)
Welcome reception and opening of the
exhibition
Thursday 17 March 2005
Scientific and Practice sessions and In09.30-10.30
dustry-sponsored satellite symposia
Seminar 2:
How are clinical decisions influenced
by economic factors
Level: Intermediate
A. The role of hospital pharmacy in clinical practice by pharmacotherapy
Speaker: Irene Kraemer (Germany)
B. The role of pharmacist in hospital
pharmacy in area of pharmacoecomics
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Seminar 5:
Seminar 6:
10.30-11.30
11.30-12.30
12.30-14.00
14.00-15.30
Seminar 3:
Seminar 4:
Seminar 7:
Seminar 10:
Speaker: Lenka Praznovcova (Czech
Republic)
Orphan drug systems in the EU
Level: Intermediate
A. Orphan drug legislation in Europe
Speaker: Veijo Saano (Finland)
B. Ethical and commercial aspects of
Orphan Drugs
Speaker: Harrie Seeverens (The
Netherlands)
Do pharmacogenomics and pharmacogenetics fulfil their promise?
Level: Advanced
A. Gene technology is the key to better
treatment
Speaker: Hugh E. Montgomery (United
Kingdom)
B. Prospective proof of better treatment
results is scarce
Speaker: John P. Ioannidis (Greece)
Coffee break and attended posters
Keynote presentation
Practical implications of disaster preparedness for a Hospital
Speakers: Ana Herranz (Spain) & Pilar
Gomis (Spain)
Lunch
Scientific and Practice sessions and Industry-sponsored satellite symposia
The need for pharmaco-economy guidelines
Level: Advanced
Speakers to be confirmed
Too many clowns not enough circuses:
How to grow clinical pharmacy and
keep adding value
Level: Intermediate
A. Cost effectiveness of Clinical Pharmacy services and how to explain to
your hospital manager
Speaker: Michael Cross (United Kingdom)
B. Experience from the UK
Speaker: Tony West (United Kingdom)
C. Experience from outside the UK
Speaker: Jose Feio (Portugal)
Information and communication technology and automation of logistics
Level: Advanced
A. System analysis: where to focus
with ICT technology
Speaker: Mark Neuenschwander (USA)
B. Practical solutions anno 2005
Speaker: Hadewig Colen (The Netherlands)
Medication error reporting in Europe
Level: Introductory
A. Classification of medication errors:
a practical tool
15.30-16.00
16.00-17.30
Seminar 1:
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Seminar 9:
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Speaker to be confirmed
B. How is medication error reporting
practised?
Speaker to be confirmed
Coffee break
Scientific and Practice sessions and Industry-sponsored satellite symposia
Cost-effectiveness of drug treatment
Level: Introductory
Speakers to be confirmed
Prescribing drugs: should it always be a
medical doctor?
Level: Introductory
A. Speaker to be confirmed
B. How to train non-doctors in drug
prescribing?
Speaker: David Webb (United Kingdom)
The new EU 2001/20 clinical trial directive affects your pharmacy too!
Level: Advanced
A. Why do we have a new directive and
what does it mean?
Speaker: Joao de Oliveira (Portugal)
B. Will clinical trials still be possible in
my hospital?
Speaker to be confirmed
Friday 18 March 2005
09.00-10.30
Scientific and Practice sessions and Industry-sponsored satellite symposia
Seminar 2:
How are clinical decisions influenced
by economic factors
Level: Intermediate
A. The role of hospital pharmacy in clinical practice by pharmacotherapy
Speaker: Irene Kraemer (Germany)
B. The role of pharmacist in hospital
pharmacy in area of pharmacoeconomics
Speaker: Lenka Praznovcova (Czech
Republic)
Seminar 5:
Orphan drug systems in the EU
Level: Intermediate
A. Orphan drug legislation in Europe
Speaker: Veijo Saano (Finland)
B. Ethical and commercial aspects of
Orphan Drugs
Speaker: Harrie Seeverens (The
Netherlands)
Information and communication techSeminar 7:
nology and automation of logistics
Level: Advanced
A. System analysis: where to focus
with ICT technology
Speaker: Mark Neuenschwander
(USA)
B. Practical solutions anno 2005
Speaker: Hadewig Colen (The Netherlands)
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10.30-11.30
11.30-12.30
12.30-14.00
Bollettino SIFO 50, 5, 2004
Prescribing drugs: should it always be a
medical doctor?
Level: Introductory
A. Speaker to be confirmed
B. How to train non-doctors in drug
prescribing?
Speaker: David Webb (United Kingdom)
Coffee break and attended posters
Keynote presentation
Gaps between innovation and application
Speaker: Eve E. Slater (USA)
Closing Ceremony and Lunch
Abstracts:
Deadline for submissions: 31 October 2004
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5th Spring Conference on Clinical Pharmacy
Integrating Research, Education & Clinical Practice
25-28 May 2005 – Stokholm, Sweden
Scientific Programme
Wednesday 25 May 2005
All Day
ESCP Educational Course
15.30-16.00
16.00-18.00
Thursday 26 May 2005
09.00-09.15
Opening Ceremony
09.15-09.40
Plenary Lecture 1: Applying Evidence
Concepts to Pharmacy Practice
09.40-10.00
Plenary Lecture 1.1: Managing Clinical
Pharmacy Practice
10.00-10.30
Round table 1: Adopting and Adapting
Clinical Pharmacy Practice
10.30-11.00
Coffee Break – Poster Viewing – Exhibition
11.00-12.30
SIG WS 1.1:
Infectious Diseases: Implementation of
guidelines for sequential antimicrobial
therapy
SIG WS 1.2:
Geriatrics: Drug Regimen Reviews in
Nurshinghoms...
WS 1.1: Managing Clinical Pharmacy
OC 1
Lunch – Poster Viewing – Exhibition
12.30-14.00
14.00-15.30
Repeated
SIG WS 1.1:
Infectious Diseases: Implementation of
guidelines for sequential antimicrobial
therapy
Repeated
SIG WS 1.2:
Geriatrics: Drug Regimen Reviews in
Nurshinghoms…
WS 1.2:
Managing Clinical Pharmacy
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19.00-20.30
Coffee Break – Poster Viewing – Exhibition
ESCP Educational Course: Patient
Centred Teaching
Cultural evening: visit to Vasa Museum
Friday 27 May 2005
09.00-09.20
Plenary Lecture 2: Community Pharmacy
09.20-09.40
Plenary Lecture 2.1: Hospital Pharmacy Models
09.40-10.00
Plenary Lecture 2.2: Integreted Care
Models
10.00-10.30
Round table 2: Documenting and Evaluating Clinical Pharmacy Practice
10.30-11.00
Coffee Break – Poster Viewing – Exhibition
11.00-12.30
SIG WS 2.1:
Cancer Care: Pharmaceutical care for
cancer patients
SIG WS 2.2:
Pediatrics: Management of Immunosuppressive Therapy in transplantation
for pediatrics
WK 2.1:
Assessing Appropiate prescribing combining clinical practice and reserach
OC 2
12.30-14.00
Lunch – Poster Viewing – Exhibition
14.00 -15.30
SIG WS 2.3:
Nutrition: Dietary Supplements, Drugs,
Herbs and Memory
WK 2.2:
The role of the teacher-practitioner in
different European Countries 1
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WK 2.3:
The role of the teacher-practitioner in
different European Countries 2
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Coffee Break – Poster Viewing – Exhibition
Poster review session
Farewell Cruise
14.00 -15.30
Saturday 28 May 2005
09.00 -10.30
Plenary Lecture 3:
The Clinical Pharmacist Teacher –
Practicioner Who are they and what is
their future?
10.30-11.00
Coffee Break – Poster Viewing – Exhibition
11.00-12.30
Round Table 3:
The Clinical Pharmacist Teacher –
Practicioner: Who are they and what is
their future?
12.30-14.00
Lunch
15.30-16.00
15.30-16.00
16.00-17.30
19.00-20.30
16.00-18.00
WK 3.1:
How can the career structure and career
pathway for the teacher-practitioner be
developed in Europe
WK 3.2:
How can students be given more clinical experience in patient care?
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OC3
Coffee Break – Poster Viewing – Exhibition
Closing Session
Abstracts:
Abstracts must be submitted electronically by 30 January
2005
ESCP International Office
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B-1150 Brussels, Belgium
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