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The New York State Council of Health-system Pharmacists 210 Washington Avenue Extension Albany, NY 12203 (518) 456-8819 Fax: (518) 456-9319 April 23rd and 25 th, 2015 NYSCHP House of Delegates NYSCHP ANNUAL BOARD REPORT EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Joseph Pinto R.Ph, M.S., MHA This report is for consideration by the New York State Council of Health-system Pharmacists House of Delegates only and does not represent official policy until approved the House of Delegates.

ANNUAL ASSEMBLY REPORT DIRECTOR, EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Joseph Pinto R.Ph, M.S.,MPH Continuing Competency Committee Chair: Heide Christensen Members: Amy Dzierba, Kathy Minlionica, Henry Cohen, Ann Marie Greco, Karen Berger, Kanika Ballani, Liz Shlom, Jane Boyd, Jeff Kennicutt, Kim Zammit, Maia Decker, Nicole Stack, Evangelina Berrios-Colon, Aviva Bodek, Mark Sinnett, Maia Decker, John Noviasky, Agnes Cha, Karen Vitacolonna-Falk, Stephanie Seyse, Steve Tuckman A. Educational Programming 2014 and 2015 1. TriState Health-System Pharmacist Summit September 19 th, 2014 Collaboration between NYS, NJ, CT Venue: Hilton Doubletree, Tarrytown, NY Registrants: 95 4.5 Hours of CE offered (Topics; Preceptor Development, Provider Status, Residency Equivalency) Alternative Programming; Leadership Development for students and new practioners. Exhibitor forum; panel of health-system pharmacy leaders Residency Showcase 41 Exhibitors Evaluations were good to excellent. Vendor forum well received as was the Leadership program 2. Upstate Critical Care Program October 18 th, 2014 Venue: Delmonte Hotel, Rochester Registrants: 44 Topics: Acute Respiratory Distress, Pulmonary Embolism, Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock: Bringing Best Practice to the Bedside, Hitting a Moving Target: Finding the Sweet Spot for Glycemic Control in the ICU, Arythmias for the Critically Ill CME accredited Evaluations: Good to excellent 3. Upstate Student Program October 19 th, 2014 Venue: D Youville College, Buffalo Registrants: 25 Topics; Interviewing Skills, Communication Skills, Why Complete a Residency, CV Writing, Presentation Skills, Navigating ASHP. (Including Workshops) Evaluations: The majority were good to excellent 4. Downstate Critical Care Program October 24 th, 2014 Venue: New York Presbyterian, Weill Cornell, Registrants: 63 Topics; Pulmonary Embolism: To Lyse or Not To Lyse, Why Should We Care About Sepsis, Fluid Resuscitation What Will You Reach For, NMBA; Should they be used for ARDS, Acute Liver Failure Program was CME Accredited Evaluations: Good to Excellent

5. Downstate Student Program - October 26th, 2014 Venue: LIU, Brooklyn, NY Registrants; 40 Topics; Interviewing Skills, Communication Skills, Why Complete a Residency, CV Writing, Presentation Skills, Navigating ASHP. (Including Workshops) Evaluations: Good to Excellent 6. Practice Based / Certificate Programs November 7 th 8 th, 2014 Venue: St. John s Fisher, Rochester Antimicrobial Stewardship- Cancelled Pain Management- 22 registrants Antithrombotic 18 Registrants 7. Practice Based / Certificate Programs November 21 st 22 nd, 2014 Venue: St. John s University, Queens Pain Management 12 Registrants Oncology 24 Registrants Emergency Medicine 18 Registrants 8. Jan Keltz Memorial Winter Program - January 16 th 19 th, 2015 Venue: Crowne Plaza Lake Placid, NY Registrants: 39 7.5 hours of CE offered (Topics; Tipping the Scales Weighing in on the New Weight Loss Drugs, Long Acting Injectable Antipsychotics; Continuity of Care in the Inpatient and Outpatient Setting, Drug Interactions with the New Anticoagulants, A Pharmacy Leader s Agenda: Challenges in NYS Pharmacy Practice, Apply Concepts of Medication Safety into Pharmacy Practice, New Drug Approvals for 2014) Exhibitors: 15 9. Pharmacotherapy Program- March 8th, 2015 Venue: Podell Auditorium, Mount Sinai Beth Israel 4 Hours of CE to be offered (Topics: Pharmacotherapy for Epilepsy: An Update with Case Studies, Still Struggling to Breath: COPD Pharmacotherapy Update, Management of Otitis Media, Sinusitis, and Community Acquired Pneumonia in Pediatric Patients, New Drug Update) 10. Pharmacotherapy Program- March 15 th, 2015 Venue: Albany College of Pharmacy Topic: Antimicrobial Stewardship Cancelled 11. New York State Pharmacy Technology Summit March 20 th, 2015 Venue: Albany College of Pharmacy, Albany Registrants: 41 5 Hours of CE to be offered (Topics: Clinical Informatics and Clinical Pharmacy in the Community Using Multi-Disciplinary, Multi-Setting Delivery Models, Clinical Decision Support in Acute Care Pharmacy: Past, Present, and Future, Lost in Translation: Pharmacy, Data, and Patient Outcomes, Clinical Pharmacy and Population Health Management in the Community, Clinical Informatics and Improved Patient Outcomes; A Primary Care / PCMH Perspective)

12. 53 rd Annual Assembly; Reflect, Refresh, Recharge May 2 nd May 4 th, 2014 Keynote Speaker: Bill Zellmer; The Choice We Make Pharmacist as Emergency Responders for Cardiac Arrest and Other Medical Emergencies Practice Based Program (16 Hours) ( May 1 st and 2 nd ) 20 Hours of Continuing Education 8 Hours of Leadership Development B. Practiced Based Certificate Programs 2015 Schedule Cardiology a) Venue: Annual Assembly at The Sagamore Antimicrobial Stewardship a) Partnered with GNYHA and UHF b) Venue: GNYHA c) May 18 th 19 th, 2015 C. Upcoming 2015 Educational Programs 1. TriState Health-System Pharmacists Summit; September 18 th, 2015 2. Upstate Student Program (Buffalo and Albany) ; TBA 3. Upstate Critical Care Program; TBA 4. Downstate Student Program; TBA 5. Downstate Critical Care Program; October 2 nd, 2015 D. Strategic Plan 1. Market Practice Based / Certificate Programs outside of NYS 2. Introduce utilization of webinars 3. Partner with other professional organizations E. 2014 House of Delegates Recommendations 1. To include faculty from an accredited technician training program on the NYSCHP support personnel committee. a) Representation is current 2. Recommend that NYSCHP continue to monitor and consider educational programs on specialty pharmacy practices and the effects on patient care and outcomes in health system outcomes in NY. b) Educational Programming included in the Annual Assembly 3. Request that NYSCHP petition ACPE to relax restrictions on corporate sponsorship of CE programs especially when new medications are approved for indications without competition c) Clarity requested on the recommendation Respectfully Submitted,