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22-24 MARCH 2019CROWNE PLAZA HUNTER VALLEY

ANNUALTHERAPEUTICUPDATE

NSWACT

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networking events and opportunities to relax, unwind and reconnect with friends, new and old. ATU is a family-friendly conference, so extend your stay with your loved ones to explore the local surrounds, Australian-made produce and indulge in the charm of wine country and bespoke treasures.

Demand for places at the 2019 ATU is high, so we urge you to register at your earliest possible convenience to guarantee your place and take advantage of early bird discounts which close on 3 February 2019. We look forward to welcoming you to the 2019 NSW/ACT Annual Therapeutic Update.

Kind regards,

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

On behalf of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia, it gives us great pleasure in inviting you to join us at the Annual Therapeutic Update (ATU) from Friday 22 March – Sunday 24 March 2019 at the Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley with a pre-conference program on Thursday 21 March. The ATU is widely recognised as a premier continuing professional development (CPD) pharmacist conference, with a robust program and selection of expert speakers from across Australia.

The ATU provides delegates with valuable face-to face learning opportunities with fellow health professionals. The focus of the ATU is to engage key practitioners from various fields to provide you with the latest clinical information and evidence on emerging therapies in a range of practice areas, including renal medicine, cardiovascular, inflammatory bowel conditions, and the role of anti-psychotics in aged care. The Friday workshops are interactive and combine therapeutics with practical applications in various settings.

There are a number of special events available for delegates to attend, including social

CONFERENCE PROGRAM SYNOPSIS

The 2019 NSW/ACT Annual Therapeutic Update is designed to expand pharmacists’ knowledge in key therapeutic areas with the aim of improving the health outcomes of patients. There will be opportunities to catch up with friends and network with colleagues, build relationships with allied health professionals and take advantage of exhibitor information.

Renae Beardmore

ACT President

Professor Peter Carroll

NSW President

Emma McBride MP grew up in Wyong and worked as a Pharmacist for almost 20 years, 10 of those at Wyong Hospital. She was the Chief Pharmacist at Wyong Hospital, and prior to her

election to Parliament was a Deputy Director of Pharmacy for the Central Coast Local Health District. Emma was elected to the House of Representatives for Dobell, NSW, 2016.

Professor Markus Schlaich is a renal physician and an ESH accredited hypertension specialist with a strong background in clinical research. In July 2014, Markus took up the

newly created and MRF funded “Dobney Chair in Clinical Research” at the Royal Perth Hospital and the University of Western Australia. As Head of the Dobney Hypertension Centre he and his interdisciplinary team strive to develop more effective therapies for hypertension and its adverse consequences.

Prof Andrew McLachlan AM is a pharmacist, academic and researcher with experience in clinical pharmacology and the quality use of medicines. He is Head of School and Dean at

the Sydney Pharmacy School, The University of Sydney. Andrew is the Program Director of a NHMRC Centre for Research Excellence in Medicines and Ageing.

Eleanor Shakiba is an expert in social and emotional intelligence. She has taught over 50,000 people to think and speak in ways which build success and is qualified in Social

Anthropology, Adult Education, Counselling and Mediation. She delights in helping professionals learn skills for success in the real world, using experiential (interactive) learning techniques.

Bernadette King is the Senior Manager, Team Culture & Communication and Program Lead for the End of Life Program at the Clinical Excellence Commission (CEC). Bernadette

is a registered nurse and gained most of her clinical experience in a variety of acute surgical settings. In her current role her work involves the development, implementation and evaluation of state-wide quality and safety improvement priorities with a particular emphasis on team effectiveness and communication while continuing to maintain a lead role at the state level around end of life.

Professor Peter Carroll is Professor and Head of Pharmacology at the School of Medicine, University of Notre Dame Sydney, and an Honorary Professor in Pharmacology

at the University of Sydney and is the current President of NSW Branch of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia.

Associate Professor Bandana Saini has led and collaborated in implementing and evaluating several successful pharmacy-based models that involve screening (sleep

disorders and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), patient self-management (allergic rhinitis, sleep disorders, asthma) and clinical audits (sleep medications), as well as pharmacovigilance (sleep medications).

Dr Kylie Bailey is a Senior Clinical Psychologist who has over 20 years’ clinical experience working with disabilities, addiction, mental health and health promotion. Kylie has

worked at Hunter Primary Care since 2011 and manages the Drug & Alcohol, and Aged Care Programs.

Associate Professor Christopher Grainge is a respiratory physician and clinician scientist whose work focuses on understanding the interaction between the

physical environment and the lung, and how this interaction leads to lung disease.

Dr Shane Jackson commenced a Doctorate in Pharmacy Practice in 2000 after graduating with a Bachelor of Pharmacy in 1998. From 2006 to 2010 Shane was a Board Director of the

Pharmaceutical Society of Australia, and from 2008 to 2014 he was the Tasmanian President of the Society. He is a Clinical Reference Lead with the Australian Digital Health Agency, a Director of the Australian Association of Consultant Pharmacy (AACP) and Chair of the Pharmacy Practitioner Development Committee and is the current Pharmaceutical Society of Australia President.

Dr Simon Ghaly is the Head of Inflammatory Bowel Disease Service and Staff specialist at St Vincent’s Hospital. Simon is also a lecturer with the School of Medicine, UNSW Sydney.

SPEAKER SHOWCASE

Associate Professor David Newby is a lecturer at the School of Medicines and Public Health (Clinical Pharmacology and Clinical Toxicology) at the University of Newcastle.

David was acting Discipline lead in Clinical Pharmacology from 2009 – 2014, and has undertaken a secondment with the World Health Organization (WHO) in Manila in 2017.

Luke Kelly is passionate about change. As a Pharmacy owner for 29 years, Luke has been there for the best and worst. There is no doubt that the profession is yet again at a crossroads. It is

time to ‘step up, or step aside!’ Luke lectures in Pharmacy Business Management and Clinical Leadership at the University of Newcastle and is President of the Newcastle and Hunter Valley Pharmacists Association.

Dr Janet Franklin is a senior clinical dietitian and research coordinator at Metabolism and Obesity Services RPA hospital Sydney and has 19 years’ experience in the management

of adult obesity. She is a guest lecturer on the topic of obesity management at both the University of Sydney and University of Wollongong. She founded and chaired for 10 years the DAA State and then National Obesity Interest Group.

Dr Sarah Wenham is the only Specialist Palliative Care Physician working in rural and remote NSW, based in Broken Hill. Sarah was a member of the Expert Writing Group that authored the latest

Palliative Care Therapeutic Guidelines (2016), and was the clinical lead of Working Group that developed the Medication Prescribing for Symptom Management component of the Clinical Excellence Commission’s Last Days of Life Toolkit (2017).

Professor Adrian Dunlop is currently the Director and Addiction Medicine Senior Staff Specialist with Drug & Alcohol Clinical Services in the Hunter New England Local Health District,

(2007-current). Adrian is also a Conjoint Professor with the School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Newcastle and a member of the Centre for Translational Neuroscience and Mental Health, University of Newcastle and Hunter Medical Research Institute. Adrian also held the position of Chief Addiction Medicine Specialist (2014 - 2018) for the Centre for Population Health, NSW Ministry of Health following an appointment as Clinical Advisor in Drug and Alcohol (2012-2013).

HUNTER VALLEY

Pharmacy Ownership – the good, the bad and the uglyPharmacy ownership can be often rewarding but not without its challenges. This session is ideal for the pharmacist wanting to break into ownership and will outline key considerations for any future purchaser, from finance and staffing, to establishing a pharmacy that meets the needs of the community.

Of course, all of this requires some mindfulness!

Given most workplaces, including pharmacies, have multiple demands and pressures which can impact the health and wellbeing of employees. Implementing mindful practices on a daily basis can improve attentiveness, productivity, communication and empathy with work colleagues and patients alike. This session aims to increase awareness of mindfulness and how it can benefit pharmacists in their everyday lives, improving individual abilities to tackle the demands and pressures in the workplace. Developing these skills can often lead to improved self-awareness, a more productive day and enhanced quality of care for patients.

Palliative Care WorkshopSupported by the NSW Clinical Excellence Commission

With the Government’s commitment to expanding community-based palliative care services, this workshop will equip pharmacists with the skills to support palliative care patients and provide an evidence-based approach as part of a multi-disciplinary team, to ensure best possible outcomes are achieved for patients in end-of-life care.

Pathology in the digital eraWith the launch of My Health Record, pharmacists will have greater access to patients’ medical history, including biochemistry and pathology test results. Interpreting these results, and understanding how they impact patients’ health and medication is essential to ensuring positive patient outcomes.

Achieving more for patients: courageous conversations in drug and alcohol misuseApproaching the issue of alcohol and substance abuse can be difficult, and doing so in a supportive and caring manner can be even trickier. As front-line medicine experts, pharmacists are well-placed to identify people with alcohol and substance use disorders, and encourage and assist them to seek treatment and support.

This workshop will provide pharmacists with the motivational interviewing skills to have courageous conversations with patients who may have alcohol and substance use disorders, as well as courageous conversations with prescribers, to maximise patient outcomes.

Clinical Survivor: Lead by the Early Career Pharmacist Working Group in NSW, pharmacists competing in this challenge will be split into tribes and taken to a remote secluded practice setting (surrounded by vineyards), where they will undertake, mental, clinical and physical challenges. What better way to update your clinical knowledge and have fun at the same time! Your chief will provide you with the resources and guidance you need. The tribe has spoken.

Bring your A game to ATU for a chance to be crowned the Wine Olympics Champion! After a long day of learning, let your hair down, take your shoes off and compete in the Wine Olympics! This fun and competitive team event will see you rotate through a series of wine-related novelty activities, including grape throwing, cork tossing, wine wars and a waiter relay. Drinks and canapes are included in day registration costs for delegates. Guests/partners are welcome to attend at an additional cost.

When: 5.30pm–7.00pm, Friday 22 March 2019

Where: Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley Lawn

Pharmacists in 2023 Breakfast – Rising to the challenge together.Kick start the conference at the complimentary light breakfast with the best and brightest!

Hear about opportunities being unlocked for pharmacists in the future, as well as plans for equipping pharmacists with skills and opportunities to enhance community access to health services.

A must attend session for those seeking to be at the forefront of practice in the coming years.

FRIDAY WORKSHOPS Pharmacists who register on Friday can choose education from either Steam A or Stream B with Early Career Pharmacists having the option to attend one of these and then a dedicated stream from 1.00pm. The Friday workshops contain clinical content and a case based/practical component

SOCIAL NETWORKING

Immunisation Training & RefresherFrom the expected date of 1st January 2019, pharmacists in NSW will be able to provide private MMR and dTpa immunisations to people aged 16 years and over (in addition to influenza). To assist with this expansion of scope, a dedicated immunisation course and refresher training course will be run as a pre-conference workshop at ATU on Thursday 21st March 2019 at the Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley. This is a great opportunity for pharmacists to become accredited immunisers, and for trained pharmacist immunisers to refresh their knowledge on injection technique, particularly subcutaneous administration.

PRE-CONFERENCE COURSES

Blended Mental Health First Aid

This Blended MHFA course (a combination of online and a half-day face-to-face workshop), is essential training for all pharmacists and front line pharmacy staff. Informed by a reference group of pharmacy professionals across Australia, this course teaches pharmacists how to assist a customer who is developing a mental health problem or in a mental health crisis. You will learn how to assist an adult who may be experiencing a mental health problem or mental health crisis until appropriate professional help is received or the crisis resolves, using a practical, evidence-based action plan.

Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley resort welcomes you to wide open spaces and activities for all ages to help you re-energise and reconnect.

Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley offers convenient accommodation options that include spacious, modern villas, rooms and suites to give you room to spread out, whilst the warm and genuine service across a wide range of resort facilities.

The PSA has reserved a number of rooms for conference delegates at the Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley, at special conference rates. To access these rates go to: https://book.passkey.com/go/PharmaceuticalSociety2019 Delegates wishing to book directly via the hotel please contact the house reservations team on 02 4991 0970 between the hours of 8.00am - 6.00pm, Monday to Friday.

Transfers, Travel Arrangements and ChildcareCost effective/subsidised coach/shuttle transfers are available upon request from Sydney and Newcastle Airports to and from the Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley.

The Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley has a Kids Club onsite with a team of experienced childcare professional’s to supervise children. PSA has limited paid places reserved for delegates during conference times. The kids club is ideal for children between the ages of 3 and 12 years, offering a range of games and activities to suit all ages. Additional day(s) can also be secured directly through the Hotel, in the event that the PSA allocated places are all booked.

Should you require any of these services please indicate this on the registration brochure or contact the PSA NSW office on 02 9431 1100 or email nsw.branch@psa.org.au

ACCOMMODATION AT CROWNE PLAZA

Grape to Glass activity Discover the sommelier within! This offsite activity will provide you with your very own Hunter Valley Winemaker who is willing to divulge the secret ingredients and methods required to get the perfect wine from “Grape to Glass”. This unique and hands on activity will have you smelling, swirling and spitting as teams learn to create their very own winning blend. A bottle of the winning blend complete with winning label design will be distributed to every member of the group.

When: 4.15pm–6.45pm Saturday 23 March 2019

Where: Bus will depart Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley at 4.15pm

Optional additional activity. Cost: $120 (not included in registration)

Grill on the Green

End the day with a fine but hearty selection of grilled local culinary delights on the Green at Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley. ‘Grill on the Green’ is a popular and long-standing welcome dinner available for delegates and their guests; registration is required to secure your place. This is complimentary for delegates and guests/partners are welcome to attend at an additional cost.

When: 7.00pm–11.00pm Saturday 23 March

Where: Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley Pergola (Poolside)

Health Leaders LuncheonNew technologies, patient empowerment and longevity all have an impact on the future of health care. Are pharmacists prepared for the change and impact on practice? Finish the conference on a high at this sit down lunch, where expert panellists will chew the fat on the future of health care, and share insights from different sectors on where opportunity and where health care is heading. Expert panellists include Emma McBride MP and Dr Shane Jackson, PSA President. Included in conference registration.

This sit down lunch is complimentary for delegates and guests/partners are welcome to attend at an additional cost.

About The Hunter ValleySo close to Sydney yet truly a world away, the Hunter Valley’s natural beauty, picturesque landscapes and world-renowned vineyards and restaurants are ready to be explored. The Hunter Valley offers visitors an array of endless experiences, from wine-tasting in Australia’s oldest wine region and hot air ballooning over rolling hills as the sun rises, to family fun at the Hunter Valley Adventure Centre or horseback riding through award-winning vineyards.

Whether it be a getaway from one or two, or a family vacation, the Hunter Valley has everything you’d want and more to leave you feeling relaxed and refreshed, and just two hours’ drive from Sydney, and 50 minutes from Newcastle.

NSW/ACT ATU19 Program

THURSDAY 21 MARCH COURSE NAME CPD CREDIT ALLOCATION

9:00 am – 5:00 pm Immunisation Training Up to 32 Group 2 CPD credits

1:30 pm – 5:00 pm Immunisation Refresher Up to 5 Group 2 CPD credits

12:00 pm – 5:00 pm Mental Health First Aid Up to 24 Group 2 CPD credits

FRIDAY 22 MARCH UP TO 12 GROUP 2 CPD CREDITS

9:00 am – 10:00 am Registration & morning tea

Stream A Stream B Early Career Pharmacist led topics

10:00 am – 12:00 pm Pathology in the digital era Palliative Care Pharmacist Workshop Bernadette King and Dr Sarah Wenham

Stream A or B

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Lunch

1:00 pm – 3:00 pmPalliative Care Pharmacist Workshop Bernadette King and Dr Sarah Wenham

Achieving more for patients: courageous conversations in drug and alcohol misuse Dr Kylie Bailey and Prof Adrian Dunlop

Mindfulness in Pharmacy & Ownership Toolkit; the good, the bad and the ugly Eleanor Shakiba and Luke Kelly

3:00 pm – 3:30 pm Afternoon Tea

3:30 pm – 5:30 pm

Achieving more for patients: courageous conversations in drug and alcohol misuse Dr Kylie Bailey and Prof Adrian Dunlop

Pathology in the digital era Clinical Survivor Pokolbin: outwit, outplay, outlast

5.30 pm – 10.00 pm Wine Olympics networking challenge

SATURDAY 23 MARCH UP TO 9 GROUP 2 CPD CREDITS; 1 GROUP 1 CPD CREDIT

7:00 am – 8:00 am Registration

8:00 am – 9:00 am Pharmacists in 2023 Breakfast – Rising to the challenge together Dr Shane Jackson and Belinda Wood

9.00 am – 9.20 am CEO and NSW President Welcome Address

9:20 am – 10:05 am Kidneys and hearts: what’s the link? Professor Markus Schlaich

10.05 am – 10.50 am Achieving more with less: anti-psychotics in the aged-care setting Professor Andrew McLachlan

10:50 am – 11:15 am Morning tea

11:15 am – 12:00 pm Kidneys and hearts: what’s the link?: case studies Professor Markus Schlaich

12:00 pm – 12:45 pm Achieving more with less: anti-psychotics in the aged-care setting case studies Professor Andrew McLachlan

12:45 pm – 1:45 pm Lunch

1:45 pm – 2:45 pm Inflammatory bowel disease: digesting the evidence Dr Simon Ghaly

2.45 pm – 3.45 pm Nothing to sneeze at: allergies and rhinitis Associate Professor Bandana Saini

3:45 pm Recharge break

4.15 pm – 7.00 pm Grape to Glass (offsite activity)

7:00 pm – 11:00 pm Grill on the Green (poolside in the pergola)

SUNDAY 24 MARCH UP TO 7.5 GROUP 2 CPD CREDITS; 1 GROUP 1 CPD CREDIT

8:45 am Registration

9:00 am – 9:45 am Hypertension management Professor Markus Schlaich

9.45 am – 10:30 am Atrial Fibrillation: detection and management in practice Professor Peter Carroll

10.30 am – 11.00 am Morning Tea

11.00 am – 11.45 am Understanding idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis Conjoint Associate Professor Christopher Grainge

11.45 am – 12.30 pm Diets: data driven or dodgy? Dr Janet Franklin

12:30 pm – 1:15 pm What does the future hold? New drugs update Associate Professor David Newby

1:15 pm – 1.30 pm Conference Close Graham Catt, CEO Pharmaceutical Society of Australia

1.30 pm – 3.00 pm Health Leaders Luncheon – Emerging shifts in Health Panel including - Emma McBride MP, Dr Shane Jackson

This program is correct at time of printing. All efforts will be made to retain the order and content of the program. Changes will be advertised on the PSA website but some circumstances may result in last-minute changes without notice.

NSW/ACT ATU19 Registration options and fees

PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS - Thursday 21 March 2019All meals and workshop materials are provided in the cost of the course.

Immunisation Training(9.00 am – 5.00 pm)

Immunisation Refresher Training (1.30 pm – 5.00 pm)

Mental Health First Aid Workshop (12.00 pm – 5.00 pm)

PSA Member $550 $200 $350

Non-Member $640 $320 $495

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FEES

Registration OptionsFull three days

Two Days Single DayEarly Bird Standard

PSA Member $595* $750 $550 $295

PSA Early Career Pharmacist** $595 $675 $450 $225

Non-Member N/A $1,100 $795 $450

Early bird closes 11.59pm 3 February 2019 and only applicable for full three day registrations. ** Early career pharmacist rates are open to those who registered on or after the year 2009

CONFERENCE INCLUSIONSPlease note that registration fees include the following social activities; Wine Olympics, Pharmacists in 2023 Breakfast – Rising to the challenge together, Grill on the Green and the Health Leaders Lunch. Additional tickets for guests or partners are available to purchase along with the Grape to Glass activity.

Registration Options Full three days Two Day Day

Entrance to course (Thursday only) û û û

Entrance to sessions (Friday to Sunday only) ✓ ✓ ✓

Course/conference materials ✓ ✓ ✓

Morning & Afternoon tea ✓ ✓ ✓ On day specified

Lunch ✓ ✓ ✓ On day specified

Wine Olympics (Friday) ✓ ✓ On day specified ✓ On day specified

Pharmacists in 2023 Breakfast – Rising to the challenge together (Saturday) ✓ ✓ ✓

Grape to Glass Social activity (Saturday) û û û

Grill on the Green Dinner (Saturday) ✓ ✓ On day specified ✓ On day specified

Health Leaders Lunch (Sunday) ✓ ✓ On day specified ✓ On day specified

ADDITIONAL CONFERENCE FUNCTIONS(if not included in package selected above, or for additional guests).

Wine Olympics (Friday) $70 (qty)

Grape to Glass (Saturday, off-site event; minimum numbers apply) $120 (qty)

Grill on the Green Dinner (Saturday) $120 (qty)

Health Leaders Lunch (Sunday) $120 (qty)

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^Early bird closes 3 February 2019. Fees are inclusive of GST. **Early Career Pharmacist rate is only valid for PSA Early Career Pharmacist Members

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Section 4: Terms and conditions and conference inclusions

NSW/ACT ATU19 registration form

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Delegates who register by 11.59 pm on 3 February 2019 will save more than 20% off their registration fee when registering for the full 3 days of the conference only. As the ATU falls on the NSW election weekend, it is strongly advised that delegates arrange for a postal vote in their electorate prior to attending the conference. Polling booths will be also available around Cessnock for those that would prefer to vote on Saturday 23rd March.

Disclaimer: Please be aware that a minimum number of registrants must be achieved for each PSA event. It is possible therefore that an event may not proceed if the minimum number is not achieved. Registrants will be advised in due time and registration fees refunded if an event does not proceed.

Cancellation policy: By registering for this event you have agreed to abide by this PSA cancellation policy. Cancellations received up to fourteen (14) working days before the conference are refundable, minus a $25 (inclusive of GST) registration service charge. Cancellation within five (5) and fourteen (14) days of the conference will incur a charge equivalent to 50% on the registration cost. After that cancellations are subject to the entire conference fee. Please note that if you do not cancel and do not attend you are subject to the entire fee.

Responsibility disclaimer: Participation is acknowledgement that conference organisers and associated contractors disclaim liability for any financial or other loss, damage, accident or injury to property or persons, change or schedules, speakers or topics or other irregularities caused or arising from circumstances beyond their control including industrial disputes.

The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) has a database of member’s names, addresses and other relevant information to membership of the PSA. This data is accessed by PSA to mail information including publications and member services. It is made available to related organisations with which PSA has formed a relationship to provide member services and benefits. This includes mailing houses that provide these services. Members may request personal information not be passed onto a third party; however this will result in the member being unable to receive Society mailing. A member may request a copy of personal information held by the Society.

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*To be eligible for the Early Career Pharmacist price, did you register as a pharmacist in or after the year 2009? NO YES AHPRA registration no:.............................................................................

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Early Bird(valid 3 December 2018 – 3 February 2019)

Inclusive Days Member PSA Early Career Pharmacist**

Non-member

Full Registration Friday, Saturday & Sunday $595* (for 3 days) $595** (for 3 days) N/A

Full RateFull Registration Friday, Saturday & Sunday $750 (for 3 days) $675 (for 3 days) $1,100 (for 3 days)

Two days

Friday & Saturday $550 (for any 2 days) $450 (for any 2 days) $795 (for any 2 days)

Friday & Sunday

Saturday & Sunday

One day

Friday $295 (for any single day) $225 (for any single day) $450 (for any single day)

Saturday

Sunday

Pre-conference coursesImmunisation Training (9.00 am – 5.00 pm) $550 $550 $640

Immunisation Refresher Training (1.30 pm – 5.00 pm) $200 $200 $320

Mental Health First Aid Workshop (12.00 pm – 5.00 pm) $350 $350 $495

For more information

E: nsw.branch@psa.org.au P: 02 9431 1100 F: 02 9431 1150 www.psa.org.au/atu

Pharmaceutical Society of Australia PO Box 162, St Leonards NSW 1590

Additional conference functionsWine Olympics (Friday) $70 per person

Grape to Glass (Saturday, off-site event; minimum numbers apply) $120 per person

Grill on the Green Dinner (Saturday) $120 per person

Health Leaders Lunch (Sunday) $120 per person

I would like to arrange a Shuttle Transfer from Sydney to Hunter Valley (return) $40 per person

I would like to arrange a Shuttle Transfer from Newcastle to Hunter Valley (return) $20 per person

I would like to book subsidised kidszone/childcare (limited places; subject to availability)

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