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2 Delta Prince Edward Hotel and Charlottetown Civic Centre June 1 4, 2013 The Canadian Pharmacists Association (CPhA) National Conference CPhA 2013 is Canada s premier gathering of pharmacists and health care professionals in related fields. It is an excellent opportunity to connect and interact with more than 450 of your peers from across Canada who are involved in all aspects of pharmacy practice. Why participate? Learn about the most up-to-date therapeutic information to support your pharmacy practice Gain greater insight into the people, places and issues shaping pharmacy practice in the future Discover new products and services from exhibitors during the trade show Network with other pharmacists and health care professionals Who attends? Community pharmacists Corporate and consulting pharmacists Hospital pharmacists Pharmacists in family practice settings, long-term care facilities, government and military institutions Academic and research pharmacists New practitioners, students and interns Health care administrators National and provincial association members Heath care professionals in related fields Keynote Speaker Sunday, June 2, 8:50 a.m. Jeffrey Simpson, The Globe and Mail award-winning national affairs columnist and author of Chronic Condition: Why Canada s Health Care System Needs to be Dragged into the 21st Century. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for educational programs have been obtained from the Canadian Council on Continuing Education in Pharmacy (CCCEP). A CEU tracking form will be provided at the conference. CPhA 2013 is accredited under program number: C-P. 2 CPhA preliminary program

3 invitation from the president Dear Colleagues, On behalf of the Canadian Pharmacists Association, I invite you to join us June 1-4 in Charlottetown, PEI, for great professional development in a beautiful setting. Paula MacNeil CPhA President PEI is a place of new beginnings. Just like almost 150 years ago when colonial representatives met and plans for a new nation emerged, we find ourselves as pharmacists today working in a new world of practice. Our goal for this year s conference is, with your support, to promote the evolution of a more stable environment to promote our profession, building on the strong foundation CPhA has created over the years. As a national voice of pharmacy in Canada, CPhA is your guide. You may be on the edge of unchartered waters, but you are not alone. Learn what s shaping pharmacy today and gain valuable clinical knowledge that will help you in daily practice. Network and socialize with friends old and new. Share in what others have experienced and discuss topics from revamping our health care system, with keynote speaker Jeffrey Simpson, to functioning in the multi-generational workplace, our closing session. Give Jeff Poston a warm send-off into retirement at his reception Sunday, June 2. Share memories and celebrate his many years of service as CPhA s Executive Director. Remember to follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter (#CPhA2013) and join MyCPhA, our private professional network for pharmacists ( Join the conversation before the conference and keep it going long after to enhance your experience. Together we ll map out the future of pharmacy, starting at CPhA See you in Charlottetown! Paula MacNeil CPhA President CPhA preliminary program 3

4 Pre-Conference Workshops Kick-start your professional development with one of these three pre-conference workshops on diabetes, ADAPT and critical appraisal. Workshop fees are separate from conference fees and pre-registration is required. Due to concurrent scheduling you may attend only one of these pre-conference workshops. Advancing Pharmacy Practice in Diabetes Saturday, June 1, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (6 CEUS) (Accreditation # L-P) Rob Roscoe, B.Sc.Pharm., ACPR, CDE, CPT, Certified Diabetes Educator, Pharmacist, Kennebecasis Drugs Team Member, Saint John Regional Hospital Diabetes Teaching Centre; Rothesay, NB Enhance your knowledge and skills to better meet the needs of your patients with diabetes. This one-day interactive workshop will provide useful learning and sharing you can put into practice right away! Topics include lab tests that help assess patient status and individualize therapy; when patients should self-monitor and using pattern management to optimize treatment; promoting lifestyle and nutrition; current evidence on oral agents; managing insulin starts, FIT recommendations for injection technique; the importance of hypoglycemia and lowering the risk from initial screening to longterm complications. Participants will have access to practice and screening tools to use in their pharmacy practice. Fees: CPhA 2013 registrants: $125 in addition to conference fee CPhA members, workshop only: $200 Non-members, workshop only: $400 All fees are subject to 14% HST. This workshop is a component of the Diabetes Strategy for Pharmacists and was developed with funding from the Public Health Agency of Canada under the Canadian Diabetes Strategy. ADAPT Medication Assessment Saturday, June 1, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (4.75 CEUs) (Accreditation # L-P) Barry Power, PharmD, Pharmacist, Rideau Family Health Team, Ottawa; Adjunct Assistant Professor, School of Pharmacy, University of Waterloo; Ottawa, ON Using learning content from the ADAPT online patient care skills development program, this interactive workshop will take participants through the main components and process of conducting a medication assessment. Enhance your skills in providing comprehensive medication assessments, including developing a systematic process for identifying drugrelated problems in complex patients and creating comprehensive pharmacy care plans. Fees: CPhA 2013 registrants: $125 in addition to conference fee CPhA members, workshop only: $200 Non-members, workshop only: $400 All fees are subject to 14% HST. Critical Appraisal 101: Evidence Appraisal for Non-Researchers Saturday, June 1, 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Accreditation pending) Sarah Jennings, BSc, BScPhm, RPh, PharmD, Knowledge Exchange Officer, Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (CADTH); Ottawa, ON Clinical trials show Data suggests A clinical practice guideline recommends Health care professionals are bombarded with statements like this on a daily basis. Without a research background, how can we make sense of it all? Geared to health care professionals and decision-makers needing quick-assessment skills to evaluate scientific papers, this workshop will appeal to anyone who wants to gain introductory comfort in interpreting medical literature. Find out what to look for in a randomized controlled trial (RCT) and a clinical practice guideline (CPG), and practise critical appraisal skills in small groups. Sample papers will be circulated in advance for interactive discussions. Fees: CPhA 2013 registrants: $75 in addition to conference fee CPhA members, workshop only: $125 Non-members, workshop only: $250 All fees are subject to 14% HST. 4 CPhA preliminary program

5 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE Information is subject to change. Visit for session descriptions, learning objectives and program updates. Saturday, June 1 Pre-conference Workshops 8:30-4:30 Advancing Pharmacy Practice in Diabetes Rob Roscoe, BScPharm, ACPR, CDE, CPT, Certified Diabetes Educator, Pharmacist, Kennebecasis Drugs, Team Member, Saint John Regional Hospital Diabetes Teaching Centre; Rothesay, NB 9:00-3:00 ADAPT Medication Assessment Barry Power, PharmD, Pharmacist, Rideau Family Health Team; Adjunct Assistant Professor, School of Pharmacy, University of Waterloo; Ottawa, ON 1:30-4:30 Critical Appraisal 101: Evidence Appraisal for Non-Researchers Sarah Jennings, BSc, BScPhm, RPh, PharmD, Knowledge Exchange Officer, Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health, Ottawa, ON Regular Conference Program 4:30-5:30 First Timers Reception 5:00-7:00 Welcome Reception Sunday, June 2 7:00-8:30 CE Satellite Breakfast 8:40-8:50 Opening Remarks Paula MacNeil, B.Sc. (Pharm), President, CPhA 8:50-9:50 Keynote Speaker: Jeffrey Simpson Award-winning Globe and Mail national affairs columnist and author of Chronic Condition: Why Canada s Health Care System Needs to be Dragged into the 21st Century 10:15-11:30 CPhA Annual General Meeting 11:45-1:00 CE Satellite Luncheon: Learn How to Interpret Your Financials and Improve Your Profitability Hosted by Teva Canada Concurrent Sessions 1:15-2:00 Balancing the Risks and Benefits of Hormone Therapy for Menopause Anne Marie Whelan, BSc(Pharm), PharmD, FCSHP, Professor and Associate Director, Program Evaluation, College of Pharmacy, University of Dalhousie; Halifax, NS 1:15-2:45 Canada s Drug Review Processes Brian O Rourke, BSc(Pharm), PharmD, President and CEO, Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (CADTH); Ottawa, ON 1:15-2:45 Pharmacy Practice Research Oral Abstract Presentations 2:00-2:45 The Link Between the Heart and The Kidneys: Implications for Pharmacists Marisa Battistella, BSc Phm, Pharm D, ACPR, Pharmacy Clinician Scientist, Assistant Professor, Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Toronto, Clinical Pharmacist-Nephrology University Health Network; Toronto, ON CPhA preliminary program 5

6 program at a glance (CONt d) Concurrent Sessions 3:00-4:30 Prescription Adaptation Thought Process Matt Tachuk, BSc (Pharmacy) RPh, Consultant, Alberta Pharmacists Association (RxA); Edmonton, AB 3:00-4:30 Pharmacy Practice Research Oral Abstract Presentations 3:00-4:30 Improve Productivity in Community Pharmacy Through Workflow and Design Wayne Caverly, President, The Caverly Consulting Group, St. Lazare, QC Recognize the environmental and workflow factors that can lead to inefficiencies and dispensing errors. Examine how changes in pharmacy practice, such as new pharmacy technician roles, will lead to changes in workflow and how pharmacies are designed. Identify what improvements can be made to allow all members of the pharmacy team to achieve their goals. Develop a plan to modify a pharmacy environment to achieve higher production rates, lower error rates and most cost-effective renovations without expensive acquisitions and installations. 5:00-6:30 CPhA Awards Ceremony 6:45-8:30 CPhA Awards Reception, Trade Show Opening and Poster Presentations Charlottetown Civic Centre 8:30-10:30 Retirement Reception for Jeff Poston Open to all CPhA 2013 participants. Monday, June 3 7:00-8:30 CE Satellite Breakfast Disease Interrupted: Tobacco Reduction and Cessation Hosted by LifeScan Canada Ltd. Charl Els, Psychiatrist, Addictions Specialist, Medical Review Officer (MRO), Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of Alberta; Edmonton, AB Jane Ling, R.Ph., BScPhm., Pharmacist, Shoppers Drug Mart and Lovell Drugs, President, Central East Association for Smoking Elimination, President, Pharmacists For a Smoke Free Canada; Oshawa, ON Enhance your skills in treating smokers. Concurrent Sessions 8:30-9:30 Role in Therapy of New Antithrombotic Medications William Semchuk, M.Sc., PharmD, FCSHP, Manager, Clinical Pharmacy Services, Regina Qu Appelle Health Region; Regina, SK Understand the importance of anticoagulants in preventing strokes in patients with atrial fibrillation. Learn the relative efficacy and safety of anticoagulants used in stroke prevention, and the contraindications and cautions in the use of novel oral anticoagulants (NOACs). The introduction of apixaban, currently under review by the Common Drug Review, makes this an interesting topic to revisit. 8:30-9:30 Canadian Pharmacists Journal (CPJ) Session Ines Krass, BPharm, Dip Hosp Pharm, Grad Dip Educ Studies (Health Ed), PhD, Professor in Pharmacy Practice, Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Sydney; Sydney, Australia 6 CPhA preliminary program

7 program at a glance (CONt d) 8:30-9:30 MirixaPro Canada Justin Bates, Vice President, Pharmacy Affairs, Canadian Association of Chain Drug Stores (CACDS); Toronto, ON CHARLOTTETOWN CIVIC CENTRE 10:00 2:00 Trade Show and Poster Viewing 10:00 12:00 Pharmacy Practice Innovative Showcase Hosted by Pfizer Canada 12:00 1:30 Lunch in the Exhibit Hall DELTA PRINCE EDWARD Concurrent Sessions 2:30-3:30 Looking Back, Looking Forward: The Public Policy Landscape in Pharmacy Jeff Morrison, MA, Director, Government Relations and Public Affairs, CPhA, Ottawa, ON 2:30-4:00 Diabetes Mini-Sessions Kerry Mansell, BSP, PharmD, CDE, Assistant Professor, College of Pharmacy and Nutrition, University of Saskatchewan; Saskatoon, SK Rob Roscoe, BScPharm, ACPR, CDE, CPT; Certified Diabetes Educator; Pharmacist; Kennebecasis Drugs, Team Member, Saint John Regional Hospital Diabetes Teaching Centre; Rothesay, NB 6:00-11:00 Fun Night: Party in PEI Tuesday, June 4 7:00-8:30 CE Satellite Breakfast D-lemmas of Vitamin D: Who Needs It and How Much? Hosted by Kellogg Canada Inc. Stephanie A. Atkinson, PhD, FCAHS, Professor and Associate Chair (Research), Department of Pediatrics, Faculty of Health Sciences, McMaster University and Professional Staff, McMaster Children s Hospital; Hamilton, ON Vitamin D, the sunshine vitamin, is essential for bone health throughout life. In the last decade it has also been associated with preventing or treating conditions such as obesity, diabetes, cancer, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, depression and autoimmune disorders such as multiple sclerosis. But only bone health was used as an indicator of vitamin D adequacy in the recently revised Dietary Reference Intakes by the Institute of Medicine and Health Canada. The vitamin s current status, research, risk factors and improving intake will be covered in this session. Concurrent Sessions 8:45-9:45 Managing Chronic Pain Loren Regier, BSP, BA, Pharmacist Consultant, SHR Chronic Pain Centre, National Faculty Member, Guidelines for Use of Opioids in CNCP, RxFiles Program Coordinator, RxFiles Academic Detailing Program; Saskatoon, SK Review current evidence-based management including pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic approaches, pros and cons of various medications. Specific concerns regarding safe use of opioids will be addressed, covering adverse effects, dosing, dependency and diversion/misuse. 8:45-10:15 Connect and CARE: Engaging Patients Over the Counter in Canada s New Pharmacy Environment Lisa Guirguis, BSc (Pharm), MSc, PhD, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Alberta; Edmonton, AB; Sherrill Johnson, MA, PhD, Principal, Colabora Consulting; Edmonton, AB 8:45-10:15 Pharmacy Practice Research Oral Abstract Presentations CPhA preliminary program 7

8 program at a glance (CONt d) 9:45-10:15 Pharmacist s Role in Shingles Vaccination Kathryn Slayter, BSc. Pharm, Pharm D, FCSHP, Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Division of Infectious Diseases, Department of Medicine; Clinical Coordinator, Department of Pharmacy, Capital District Health Authority, Canadian Center for Vaccinology; Adjunct Assistant Professor, Faculties of Medicine and Health Professions, Dalhousie University; Halifax, NS The aging population means painful and debilitating varicella-zoster infections will become more common, as a large group enters the age range where they are most often seen. By taking on an expanded role in patient care, pharmacists can inform patients and in some jurisdictions, administer vaccines to those at risk. Gain practical information that every pharmacist needs to be ready. Concurrent Sessions 10:30-11:15 Managing Parkinson s Disease Janice Irvine-Meek, B.Sc Pharm, PharmD., FCSHP, Clinical Manager, Pharmacy service, Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Geriatrics, Lecturer, Faculty of Medicine, Dalhousie University, Horizon Health Network, Zone 1; Moncton, NB Review the pharmacologic therapy and etiology of Parkinson s, including motor and nonmotor symptoms, when to initiate various agents and potential neuroprotective effects. Key points of new Canadian guidelines will be given and the pharmacist s role for optimal management will be emphasized. 10:30-11:45 Pharmacy Trends A Time of Global Change Jeff Poston, PhD, MRPharmS., Executive Director, CPhA; Ottawa, ON 11:15-11:45 Managing Behavioural and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia Susan Bowles, BScPhm, PharmD, MSc, Associate Professor, College of Pharmacy, University of Dalhousie; Halifax, NS Explore potential neuropsychiatric manifestations of dementia including agitation, aggression, depression, psychosis, disinhibition and sleep disorders. Review safety issues surrounding the use of antipsychotics and recommended management. 12:00-1:15 Luncheon Presentation From Pharmacist to Premier The Honourable Darrell Pasloski, B.S.P. (DIST), Premier, Yukon (invited) 1:30-1:45 CPhA 2014 Sneak Peek 1:45-2:45 The Multi-Generational Workplace 5:30-11:00 President s Reception and Gala find conference updates here: #cpha CPhA preliminary program

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10 ACCOMMODATION & Transportation DELTA PRINCE EDWARD The Delta Prince Edward is the official conference hotel for CPhA By staying at the only waterfront hotel in Charlottetown, you ll have easy access to all the CE sessions and evening networking functions and be steps away from the heart of the birthplace of Canadian Confederation. CPhA preferred rates start at $199 including complimentary wireless Internet so book before April 30 to ensure your reservation. Reserve online by visiting where you ll find a direct link to the Delta Prince Edward s reservation system. You may also call and quote the code CP0527 to receive the CPhA conference rate. TRANSPORTATION Shuttle service will be provided between the Delta Prince Edward and the trade show at the Charlottetown Civic Centre on Sunday, June 2 and Monday, June 3. Guest Program Monday, June 3 Spend the day touring Prince Edward Island s North Shore area starting with breakfast at the Delta Prince Edward. Then travel by bus to take in the beautiful beaches, Anne of Green Gables s house and other highlights of the birthplace of Confederation, stopping for lunch and shopping along the way. Open to all accompanying guests, this is an excellent way to enjoy the best of the city, the island and the conference. Fees are separate from the delegate program. Guest Program Fees: Adult: $295 Children (12 and under): $ Fees are subject to 14% HST. Pricing includes: Breakfast North Shore tour & applicable entrance fees Lunch Plus tickets to all the social events: Welcome reception on Saturday, June 1 Awards ceremony & reception on Sunday, June 2 Fun night: Party in PEI on Monday, June 3 President s reception & gala on Tuesday, June 4 10 CPhA preliminary program

11 Networking & Social Events All networking and social events are including in full conference and guest program registration fees. Individual tickets may be purchased to supplement a one-day registration or for non-delegates. Saturday, June 1: Welcome Reception The conference kick-off! Reconnect and network with colleagues and friends at the opening event (business attire). Sunday, June 2: Awards Ceremony & Trade Show Reception We proudly celebrate pharmacy s amazing community and recognize pharmacists who are providing outstanding service to the profession or exemplary care to their patients. The ceremony takes place at the Delta Prince Edward hotel followed by a reception to open the trade show at the Charlottetown Civic Centre (business attire). Monday, June 3: Fun Night: Party in PEI We ll be whoopin it up East Coast style during an evening of networking, socializing and entertainment (casual attire). Tuesday, June 4: President s Reception & Gala Enjoy a fabulous reception and dinner as we thank outgoing President, Paula MacNeil, and inaugurate incoming President, Sherry Peister. This is your opportunity to dress up and celebrate another successful conference (formal, cocktail or business attire). CPhA preliminary program 11

12 Do you want to be tomorrow s pharmacist, today? ADAPT accredited online patient care skills program Pre-conference workshop: See page 4. Full course starts Wednesday, August 21.* Register now! *Course authors, learning objectives and accreditation information can be found at Accredited under program number I-P. CPhA-CSHP Primary Care Pharmacy Specialty Network Pharmacy Practice Innovation Showcase Returns! Monday, June 3 at the Trade Show: Last year attendees told us the Pharmacy Innovation Showcase was one of the best features of the conference so we re bringing it back! Don t miss this opportunity to hear from fellow pharmacists who are providing extraordinary service. Health care providers will present creative approaches they ve adopted to facilitate advances in pharmacy practice and foster positive patient outcomes. Hosted by Pfizer Canada 12 CPhA preliminary program

13 ConferenCe registration form 2013 CPha national ConferenCe and trade show DeltaPrinceEdwardandCharlottetownConventionCentre,Charlottetown,PEI June1 4 Registeronlineatwww.pharmacists.ca/conferenceorcompletethisregistrationformand faxor to orconference@pharmacists.ca. SAve $100 on full Registrationuntil april 30th h I am a CPhA membercphamembernumber,ifapplicable: first name last name Jobtitle/position Company address Pleaseindicateh home hbusiness.thisaddresswillbeusedforconferencecommunication. City Province/State Postal/ZipCode Telephone Fax registration fees h Full RegistRation Allcontinuingeducation(CE)sessionsandconference proceedings(exceptpre conferenceworkshops) Allnetworkingandsocialeventtickets Allmealsservedduringtheconference Entrytothetradeshow ConferenCe full registration early Bird (on or before april 30, 2013) standard (after april 30, 2013) h CPha member $595 $695 h non-member $850 $950 h CPha student member $225 $250 h student non-member $325 $350 networking and social event tickets are included with full registration. Pleaseindicatewhicheventsyouwillbeattending: Welcome Reception Saturday,June1 awards Ceremony and trade show Reception Sunday,June2 Fun night: Party in Pei Monday,June3 President s Reception and gala Tuesday,June4 h one-day Ce RegistRation* Allcontinuingeducation(CE)sessionsonthechosenday andtheconferenceproceedings(exceptpre conference workshops) Breakfastandlunch Entrytothetradeshow(SundayeveningorMonday) one day Program sunday, June 2 hiwillattend hiwillnotattend hiwillattend hiwillnotattend hiwillattend hiwillnotattend hiwillattend hiwillnotattend Monday, June 3 tuesday, June 4 h CPha member h $250 h $250 h $250 h PRe-ConFeRenCe WoRkshoPs Pre registrationisrequired.workshop registration fees are separate from conference registration fees.youcanregister foronlyoneworkshopastheyrunconcurrentlyonsaturday, June 1. advancing PharmaCy PraCtiCe in diabetes 6CEUs.Accreditation#: L P saturday, June 1 8:30a.m. 4:30p.m. CPhAmemberornon memberalsoattending conference adapt medication assessment 4.75CEUs.Accreditation#: L P saturday, June 1 9:00a.m. 3:00p.m. CPhAmemberornon memberalsoattending conference h $125 CPhAmemberattendingworkshoponly h $200 Non memberattendingworkshoponly h $400 CPhAmemberornon memberalsoattending conference h $125 CPhAmemberattendingworkshoponly h $200 Non memberattendingworkshoponly h $400 CLINICALDECISIoNMAkINg101:EvIDENCE appraisal for non-researchers Accreditationpending saturday, June 1 1:30p.m. 4:30p.m. h $75 CPhAmemberattendingworkshoponly h $125 Non memberattendingworkshoponly h $250 Allfeessubjectto14%HST. h non-member h $375 h $375 h $375 *Priceisperday.Youcanchoosemorethanoneday.

14 additional options For you or your Guests Guest ProGram monday, June 3 spend the day touring Prince edward Island s north shore area. start with breakfast at the delta Prince edward then take in the beautiful beaches, anne of Green Gables s house and other highlights of the birthplace of Confederation, stopping for lunch and shopping along the way. Pricing includes breakfast and all activities on monday, June 3 as well as entry to all networking/social events (Welcome reception, awards Ceremony and trade show reception, Fun night, President s reception and Gala). Guest ProGram Quantity Fees h adult $295 h Children (12 and under) $ Fees are subject to 14% hst. Guest s first and last name: age if under 16: additional ticket PurChase tickets for the awards Ceremony and trade show reception, Fun night, and the President s reception and Gala are included in Full Conference and Guest Program registrations. tickets may be purchased to add to a one day registration or for your guest. Quantity Fees awards Ceremony & reception (sunday) h $35 Fun night (monday) h $115 President s reception & Gala (tuesday) adult h $125 Children 12 and under h $50 Fee CalCulatIon Quantity amount Pre-Conference Workshops delegate registration Fee Guest Program additional tickets: awards Ceremony & reception Fun night President s reception & Gala sub-total add 14% hst #r total amount due required InFormatIon Please complete the following information. do you or your guest have a food allergy? h yes h no name & details: do you or your guest require vegetarian meals? h yes h no name & details: do you or your guest have mobility requirements? h yes h no name & details: do you agree to have your name, title, company and included in the delegate list that will be distributed to all delegates, exhibitors and sponsors? h yes, include my name on the list. h no, I do not wish to be on the list. A lack of response will be considered your agreement to have your information included. Is this your first time at the CPha national conference? h yes h no are you a new Practitioner? (Graduated 2008 to 2013) h yes h no What is your current work status? (Check one only) h administrator h hospital pharmacist h Community pharmacist h Industry representative h Consulting pharmacist h Parental leave h Corporate/industry/ h Pharmacy intern association pharmacist h Pharmacy manager h educator or academic (pharmacist) h employed by national/ provincial association h Family health team pharmacist h Government or military pharmacist h Pharmacy owner (pharmacist) h Pharmacy student h Pharmacy technician h retired h other: CanCellatIon PolICy: registrations may be cancelled in writing or by (jmaslin@pharmacists.ca) prior to and including april 30, 2013 without penalty. any registration fees paid will be returned, without interest. From may 1 to may 14, 2013, cancellations will incur a $50 administrative processing fee. there will be no refunds after may 14, method of Payment h CheQue (Payable to: Canadian Pharmacists association) h VIsa h mastercard Card number expiry date (month/year) signature: Cardholder name (print): 1785 alta Vista dr., ottawa, on k1g 3y6 Fax: conference@pharmacists.ca

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16 Canadian Pharmacists Association 2013 National Conference & Trade Show Charlottetown, PEI June 1-4 Delta Prince Edward and Charlottetown Civic Centre Alta Vista Drive, Ottawa ON K1G 3Y6 Tel.: ext. 201 Fax: find conference updates here: #cpha2013