NASHVILLE! They don't call Nashville "Music City" for nothing. This city loves a catchy tune, and country music isn't the only game in town -- venues stage rock, jazz and gospel concerts every night -- but country is king. Plus there is plenty to do: museums, shopping, nightlife & entertainment and restaurants & dining. Plus, we’ll provide Continuing Pharmacy Education. So join Southwestern Pharmacy for your vacation and CE in NASHVILLE . Fifteen (15) hours of Continuing Education credit will be provided. We have scheduled the sessions on October 20, 21 and 22 at 8AM each morning. (See additional CE information for details.)

• Thursday, October 20: Current Legal Issues in Pharmacy Management; Virgil Van Dusen, R.Ph., J.D.

• Friday, October 21: Health Screenings in the Pharmacy; Nina Morris, PharmD

• Saturday, October 22: Nonprescription Products for Respiratory Conditions; W. Steven Pray, Ph.D., R.Ph.

Each Continuing Education session is a 5-hour program. You can attend the session(s) you want; however, credit will only be given for the session(s) that you complete. (See additional CE information for details.)

Check out the Early-Bird CE Special Rate!!! We will be convening for the CE sessions at the Courtyard Marriott Nashville Downtown, located in the heart of the city’s historic/entertainment district. This downtown hotel is within walking distance to the entertainment district of Broadway and 2nd Avenues, Ryman Auditorium and the Country Music Hall of Fame. The Courtyard not only offers a preferred location, but many new amenities and comforts. Country music is the lifeblood of NASHVILLE , home of several landmarks where the greats of the genre have played over the years - and in some cases, continue to play. Musical attractions include the Grand Old Opry, the Ryman Auditorium and the Country Music Hall of Fame. Long before the music gained fame though, Tennessee was already putting together a long and storied history, some of which can be explored at the state Capitol building and the state museum. With CE sessions scheduled in the mornings, you will have the rest of the day…and the night…to enjoy everything that NASHVILLE has to offer you.

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SOUTHWESTERN PHARMACY CONTINUING EDUCATION TRAVEL SEMINAR

Southwestern Oklahoma State University College of Pharmacy

Weatherford, Oklahoma

NASHVILLE! STAY & PLAY – The host hotel for the Continuing Pharmacy Education Program is the Courtyard Marriott Nashville Downtown. To stay at the host hotel, you can conveniently make room reservations through Marriott reservations at 1-800-321-2211 (you must mention Southwestern Pharmacy Continuing Education Event to receive the special room rates listed below). Or visit our website (www.southwesternpharmacy.com) and go to the CE page for the room reservation link to the hotel. The conference room rates are $129/night (for king or dbl bed) plus applicable taxes and will be guaranteed for reservations made by September 1. Our room block is limited, so be sure to make your room reservations soon! Reservations made after September 1 will be based on availability and may be at higher rates. Most major credit cards may be used to guarantee room reservations. Websites for places to play: Nashville downtown (http://www.nashvilledowntown.com/play/hotels); FREE way to get around downtown (nashvillemta.org); Convention & Visitors Bureau (www.visitmusiccity.com); Tennessee vacation guide (www.tnvacation.com); another visitors guide (www.nashvillekey.com); sightseeing tours (www.graylinenashville.com). Or Google or Bing “Nashville Tourism” to find much more!

To make reservations for the Continuing Education sessions, submit the

completed Continuing Pharmacy Education Reservation Form with

your payment as soon as possible. CE Fees are a flat rate. Take advantage

of the Early-Bird CE Fee Special of $350 per person before July 1.

Fee is $450 per person July 1 to Sept. 1 and $550 per person after Sept. 1.

***Early-Bird Special***$350 per person before July 1***

For more CE information, contact Southwestern Pharmacy:

Email: pharmacyce@swosu.edu

Telephone: 580-774-7197 or 580-774-3190

Website: www.southwesternpharmacy.com

Space is limited in the CE sessions, so be sure to make your reservations soon for this Continuing Pharmacy Education Travel Seminar with Southwestern Pharmacy.

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CONTINUING PHARMACY EDUCATION TRAVEL SEMINAR C o n t i n u i n g P h a r m a c y E d u c a t i o n I n f o r m a t i o n

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Thursday, October 20@8AM

Current Legal Issues in Pharmacy Management - 2011

Virgil Van Dusen, R.Ph., J.D. Bernhardt Professor of Pharmacy

College of Pharmacy Southwestern Oklahoma State University

Weatherford, Oklahoma I. Wrongful Termination II. Workers’ Compensation III. Disabilities & Workplace

Issues IV. Medical Leave: Federal

Provisions V. Sexual Harassment in the

Pharmacy VI. Drug & Alcohol Testing of

Employees VII. Polygraph Use in Pharmacy

Practice VIII. HIPAA: Federal

Requirements for Pharmacy Confidentiality

After completing this knowledge-based program, the pharmacist should be able to: • Recognize how federal laws

and regulations impact employee issues in pharmacy

• Describe methods for dealing

with employee misconduct or suspected misconduct

• Identify requirements to satisfy

HIPAA

(5.0 C.E. Contact Hours)

Friday, October 21@8AM

Health Screenings in the Pharmacy

Nina Morris, PharmD Coordinator of Introductory Pharmacy Practice

Experiences and Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy

Southwestern Oklahoma State University Weatherford, Oklahoma

I. Introductions to Health Screenings in the Pharmacy

II. Overview of the Health Impact III. Legal Requirements for Health Screenings IV. Hands-on Practice V. Implementation “Pearls” After completing this knowledge-based program, the pharmacist should be able to: • Identify risk factors and the health impact on

patients for common dyslipidemias, high blood pressure and diabetes mellitus

• Recognize the potential role of pharmacists

for the improvement of health in the community

• Demonstrate proper steps to screen patients

for dyslipidemias, high blood pressure and diabetes mellitus

• Develop action plans with patients to

improve overall health, especially cardiovascular health

(5.0 C.E. Contact Hours)

Saturday, October 22@8AM

Nonprescription Products for Respiratory Conditions

W. Steven Pray, Ph.D., D.Ph.

Bernhardt Professor Nonprescription Drugs & Devices

College of Pharmacy Southwestern Oklahoma State University

Weatherford, Oklahoma I. Allergic Rhinitis II. The Common Cold III. Asthma After completing this knowledge-based program, the pharmacist should be able to: • Identify patients suffering

from allergic rhinitis, the common cold and asthma

• Identify the epidemiology and etiology of allergic rhinitis, the common cold and asthma

• When given a specific patient with allergic rhinitis, the common cold or asthma, provide the points at which the patient should be referred to another medical professional

• Describe the utility of nonprescription products and devices in preventing, monitoring, and/or treating allergic rhinitis, the common cold, and asthma.

(5.0 C.E. Contact Hours)

NASHVILLE! CONTINUING EDUCATION TRAVEL SEMINAR

C o n t i n u i n g E d u c a t i o n I n f o r m a t i o n Intended Audience The target audience is pharmacists, regardless of their practice setting. Other health-care professionals who wish to expand their knowledge in the scheduled topics are welcome to register for the program as well. Attendance and Completion Each session is designed as a single continuing education unit and may not be broken because of continuity of the educational entity. You can attend the session(s) you want; however, credit will only be given for the session(s) that you attend and complete. The entire session must be attended to receive credit. Additionally, participants must sign-in and complete each attended session. Records and Certificates For each session completed, a Statement of Credit will be mailed to each participant. Also, a permanent record will be filed at the Continuing Education office. After the end of the calendar year, an Annual Statement of Credit will be mailed to each participant. Continuing Education Contact Hours (Credit) Each session has been approved by the Oklahoma State Board of Pharmacy for the specified hours of Continuing Education contact hours and is acceptable with other state boards of pharmacy requiring continuing pharmacy education by ACPE providers. The Southwestern Pharmacy Alumni Foundation, Inc. is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education.

ACPE Universal Provider Numbers (aka Universal Activity Numbers): 0161-0000-11-107-L03-P (Legal Issues in Phcy Mngt) 0161-0000-11-108-L04-P (Health Screenings) 0161-0000-11-109-L01-P (Nonprescription Products)

Meeting Room Location and Dress Attire The location of the Continuing Education meeting room will be at the Courtyard Marriott Nashville Downtown in the Exchange Ballroom. Casual attire at the CE sessions is appropriate (feel free to leave your business suits at home), but keep in mind that meeting room temperatures are unpredictable (bring a jacket or sweater, just in case). Continuing Education Fee

***Early-Bird Special***$350 per person before July 1***

There is a flat rate CE fee of $450 per person for the Continuing Education from July 1 – September 1

($550 per person after September 1). For More Information For more information about the Southwestern Pharmacy Continuing Education Travel Seminar and/or to register, please telephone (580-774-7197 or 580-774-3190); fax (580-774-3243) or e-mail (pharmacyce@swosu.edu). The Continuing Education Fee will be refunded in full if cancellation is received in writing before July 1. Cancellations received July 1 through September 1 will be subject to a $150 cancellation fee. No Continuing Education Fee refunds will be granted after Sept. 1, 2011.

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C o n t i n u i n g P h a r m a c y E d u c a t i o n R e s e r v a t i o n F o r m NAME PREFERRED MAILING ADDRESS PRIMARY PHONE # SECONDARY PHONE # E-MAIL ADDRESS I have made room reservations at Courtyard Marriott Downtown Nashville. I have made other arrangements.

NEW & IMPORTANT! If you have obtained your NABP e-Profile ID, please provide information below. If you have not, please go to www.nabp.net/pharmacists and view ‘CPE Monitor’ for more information. FYI – In the latter part of 2011, the e-Profile ID and MM/DD of birth will be required to receive credit for any CPE activities taken from ACPE-accredited providers. e-Profile ID Date of Birth (Month/Day ONLY; please do NOT provide YEAR) __ __ (MO) __ __ (DAY)

PAYMENT INFORMATION

❑ CHECK/MONEY ORDER PAYABLE TO SOUTHWESTERN PHARMACY ALUMNI FOUNDATION CREDIT CARD NUMBER ❑ VISA ❑ MC ❑ DISCOVER EXP DATE AMOUNT $ AUTH

***Early-Bird Special***$350 per person before July 1***

Continuing Education Fee: $450 per person (July 1-Sept 1); $550 per person (after Sept 1)

Mail (SW Pharmacy, CE in Nashville, P.O. Box 702, Weatherford, OK 73096)

Fax with Attention to SW Pharmacy CE (580-774-3243)

Phone (580-774-7197 or 580-774-3190)

E-mail (pharmacyce@swosu.edu)

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