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NoDak PharmacyApril 26-28, 2013

Dickinson, North Dakota

Convention Exhibitors/Sponsors . . .AAPT/NAPTAmerican Bank CenterAmgen

Astellas Pharma Astra ZenecaBD Medical

Cardinal Health Center X

Dakota DrugGateway PharmacyMcKesson

Merck VaccinesNephron PharmaceuticalsNDSU College of Pharmacy

Special thanks to the many individuals and firms that have

donated special handcrafted items and other valuable objects to the

scholarship auction.

Thank you for your attendance in Dickinson for the 128th annual

convention of the North Dakota Pharmacists Association. We hope your

stay is a pleasant one. Please give a ThANk You to all the contributors

and exhibitors. Without their help and support, this convention would not

be possible.Thank you, The Pharmacists and Technicians of District 5.

There may be other exhibitors not

registered by the time of printing.

ND HIN ND Pharmacy Inc Novo Nordisk

Nucara PharmacyPfizerPPOK

Pharmacists Mutual Purdue Pharma

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NDPhA President Shane Wendel “Welcome . . .”

Welcome everyone to the 128th Annual NDPhA Convention. The annual convention always provides opportunities for idea sharing and learning more about our profession. I have attended many state conventions and always take away something to use in my practice. Enjoy the activities planned and great hospitality we have come accustom to expect when coming to Dickinson. Thank you all volunteers for your dedication to making this convention a success. May we all find new opportunities about the patient.

Shane Wendel Pharm.D. NDPhA President

Convention Dedicant . . .We dedicate the 128th convention to all North Dakota pharmacists, pharmacy educators, technicians, and everyone dedicated to providing pharmacy service to the people of the Great State of North Dakota.

We want to acknowledge all the great services the pharmacy family has provided to North Dakota over the past years, and continues to provide with our new generation of pharmacy.

All presentation materials, reports and resolutions are

available online at www.nodakpharmacy.net

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Board of Pharmacy In Memorium . . .PHARMACISTS

North Dakota Pharmaceutical Association . . .

Lic. 3197

ReeD R QuAleyCannon Falls MNAugust 9, 2012

Lic. 3337

MICHAel ReMPfeRBismarck February 5, 2013

Lic. 2061

RolAND HARDINgButler PAFebruary 12, 2012

Lic. 3112

CHARleS “BoB” PoRTeRDetroit Lakes MNMay 25, 2012

Board of DirectorsPresident Shane WendelPresident-Elect Joel AukesVice-President Steve BoehningEVP Mike SchwabChair Mark AuritDistrict 1 Wendy BaischDistrict 2 Kim EsslerDistrict 3 (vacant)District 4 Donell AdamDistrict 5 Deb GreenwoodDistrict 6 Dan ChurchillDistrict 7 Doreen M Sayler

Lic. 1852

WIllIAM HoWDeNCooperstown NDJune 13, 2012

AlleN ReeSe HAWkINS, JR.Jamestown NDJune 23, 2012

The Dakota Pharmaceutical Association was organized August 3, 1885, in Fargo by pharmacists concerned about the quality of pharmacy practice in the northern part

of the Dakota Territory. There were no licensure requirements for pharmacists and pharmacies and the goal of the group was to organize to advance the profession by promoting standards for pharmacists to meet. Following statehood the organization was recognized as the North Dakota Pharmaceutical Association. The articles of incorporation were renewed in 1935. In April 2004, at the annual convention, the members voted to change the association’s name to the North Dakota Pharmacists Association.

District 8 Lisa RichterCommunity Practice AcademyCPA President Dan ChurchillNAPT President Donna Kisse

exofficiosNDSCS Pharmacy Tech Program, Barbara LacherNDPSC President, Dennis JohnsonBOP Executive Director, Howard C. Anderson, Jr.NDSU College of Pharmacy, Charles PetersonNDSU College of Pharmacy/ASP Eric Jacobson

NDPhA Our History

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All NDPhA Past Presidents and their guests are invited to a gathering to be held at:

The Ramada Grand Dakota Lodge

Saturday, April 27, 2013

6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Dakota/Demores

President Donna Kisse

Vice President Vacant

Secretary Sharon Kuper

Treasurer Roberta Hauck

Member-at-Large Luci Koepplin

Member-at-Large Jennifer JoycePast President Kristina Foster

Northland Association of Pharmacy Technicians

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acyNDPhA Past Presidents

2012 Shane Wendel, New Rockford2011 Mark Aurit, Bismarck2010 Brad Morrison, Minot2009 Earl Abrahamson, Dickinson2008 Lance Mohl, Minot2007 Jerome Wahl, Dickinson2006 Dennis Johnson, Grand Forks2005 Tim Carlson, Minot2004 Curtis McGarvey, Bismarck2003 Wade Bilden, Northwood2002 Bob Treitline, Dickinson2001 Bonnie Thom, Minot2000 Judy Swisher, Grand Forks1999 Kevin Oberlander, Bismarck1998 James Carlson, Fargo1997 Rick Detwiller, Bismarck1996 Dewey Schlittenhard, Fargo1995 Tom Davis, Bismarck1994 Laurel Haroldson, Jamestown1993 Terrance Kristensen, Bismarck1992 George Birkmaier, Grand Forks1991 Gary Dewhirst, Hettinger1990 David Olig, Fargo

1989 Thomas Simmer, Bismarck1988 Marvin Tokach, Jamestown1987 Marvin Malmberg, Fargo1986 Gordon Mayer, Harvey1985 Thomas Pettinger, Fargo1984 Anton Welder, Bismarck1983 Roberta Southam, Mohall1982 Jerome Dufault, Grand Forks1981 Odell Krohn, Harvey1980 Patricia Kramer, Bismarck1979 Clarence George, Wahpeton1978 Howard Anderson Jr., Turtle Lake1977 Frederick Baillie, Rugby1976 Bruce Rodenhizer, Stanley1975 Ervin Reuther, Langdon1974 Thomas Swinland, Devils Lake1973 Anthony Walter, Bismarck1972 William Grosz, Wahpeton1971 Jack Southam, Mohall1970 Vernon Wagner, Bismarck1969 Alden Foss, Valley City1968 James lrgens, Williston

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Mission Statement for

The Profession of Pharmacy in North Dakota

The MissionPharmacy in North Dakota exists as a force in society for the safe, rational, and cost effective use of pharmaceuticals and medical devices.Through the provision of pharmaceutical care, the profession is responsible for the appropriate use of medications and devices to achieve optimal therapeutic outcomes.The profession endeavors to enhance the pharmacist’s ability to provide pharmaceutical care as primary health care provider and to further the public’s recognition of the profession’s value.

We Value

ServicePharmacy is a service profession.The philosophy of pharmaceutical care focuses on the patient as the beneficiary of pharmacists’ activities.The responsible provision of pharmaceutical therapy for the purpose of achieving definite outcomes is intended to improve patients’ quality of life.

EthicsOur profession acknowledges and pursues the highest ethical standards in all endeavors.Honesty and integrity guide all interactions with patients, other health practitioners, and the general public.

Professional CompetenceOur profession requires that pharmacists possess the knowledge and skills to practice pharmacy as contemporarily defined.

We EnvisionA profession that is recognized as a primary health care provider capable of responding to society’s health care needs.

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Pharmacy Advancement CorporationScholarship Auction

Saturday April 27(following the President’s Banquet)

The Pharmacy Advancement Corporation Scholarship Annual Auction will be held Saturday April 27, 2013 after the President’s Banquet during the NDPhA convention at the Ramada Grand Dakota Lodge, Dickinson. The auction committee would like to invite everyone to participate by donating items. The North Dakota Pharmacists Association is celebrating 128 years so come on you woodcrafters, quilters, and other artisans help us celebrate. As in years past, several items will be placed on a silent auction with the highlight of the evening being the “live” auction. Thank you for your participation in the past and we look forward to another outstanding auction.

Wear your NDSU Bison or College of Pharmacy

Gear on Friday If you don’t have something

in your closet, stop by the ASP Booth, give them a little support and pick

out something new! You can never have too many NDSU Sweatshirts!

Technicians, NAPT will have a booth so stop by and pick

up something to show your support of your

pharmacy profession.

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NORTHLAND

PIONEERS

College gear DayShow your Pride! Wear your favorite NDSU Bison, NDSCS Wildcat or NCTC Pioneers Gear

fRIDAy, APRIl 26TH 7:00 AM—3:00 PM ................................................................................. Registration7:00 AM—8:00 AM .................................................................. Breakfast Mezzanine8:00 AM—9:00 AM .........................................PTCB Megan Coder Elkhorn/Medora PTCB’s New Certification and Recertification Requirements Empowering Pharmacy Technicians9:00 AM—9:30 AM .......................................................... Break Roosevelt/Mandan9:00 AM—4:30 PM .............................................Exhibitors Fair Roosevelt/Mandan9:30 AM—11:30 AM ................................... Diabetes Dr Johnson Elkhorn/Mandan 1st hour: Managing Hyperglycemia in Type 2 Diabetes 2nd hour: Intensive Insulin Management11:30 AM—1:00 PM ........................................................ Lunch Roosevelt/Mandan1:00 PM—2:00 PM .....................................1st Business Session Elkhorn/Medora2:00 PM—3:00 PM ........................................... Diabetes Dr Johnson Freedom Hall Complication Screening, Avoidance, and Management in Diabetes3:00 PM—3:30 PM ............................. Break Ice Cream Social Roosevelt/Mandan Sponsored by Dakota Drug3:30 PM—4:30 PM ..................................Diabetes Dr Johnson Roosevelt/Mandan Diabetes and Pregnancy4:30 PM .................................................................................... Exhibitor’s Fair Ends5:00 pm—5:30 PM .................................................. Phun Run/Walk Meet in Lobby Sponsored by Pharmacists Mutual6:00 PM—7:00 PM ........................................................................... Social Ballroom7:00 PM—8:30 PM .......................................... President Elect’s Banquet Ballroom 8:00 PM—10:00 PM .......................................................................... Dueling Pianos Sponsored by ND Pharmacy Dickinson

SATuRDAy, APRIl 27TH 7:00 AM—2:00 PM ...................................................................... Registration Room7:00 AM—8:00 AM .................................................... Breakfast Roosevelt/Mandan

128th Annual Convention Schedule of Events . . . .

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8:00 AM—9:00 AM ................................................ND Dept of Health Freedom Hall Immunization Update8:00 AM—9:00 AM .......................................... Preceptor Training Elkhorn/Medora Preceptor Training (Wanda and Becky)9:00 AM—10:00 AM .................................................Harvey Hanel Elkhorn/Medora Pain Management10:00 AM—10:15 AM ...............................................................Break Little Missouri10:15 AM—12:15 PM ..............................................Harvey Hanel Elkhorn/Medora Pain Management12:15 PM—1:30 PM ........................................................ Lunch Roosevelt/Mandan NAPT Business Meeting Room TBA Health System TBA NDPhA Room TBA1:30 PM—2:15 PM ....................................2nd Business Session Elkhorn/Medora2:15—2:30 PM .....................................................................Break Elkhorn/Medora2:30 PM—3:30 PM ...................................................Harvey Hanel Elkhorn/Medora Strategies to Identify and Prevent Prescription Drug Abuse 3:30 PM—5:00 PM .....................................................................PPOK Freedom Hall6:00 PM—7:00 PM ...............................................................................Social Liberty6:00 PM—9:00 PM ................................................................ Silent Auction Medora6:00 PM—7:00 PM ...................................................Past President’s Social Liberty7:00 PM – 8:00 PM ................................................. President’s Banquet Ballroom Presentations of Awards:

Following the Awards Ceremony Will be the Live Scholarship Auction

128th Annual Convention Schedule of Events . . . .

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SUNDAY, APRIL 21ST 7:00 AM—8:30 AM Breakfast Mezzanine Sponsored by Gateway Pharmacy 8:00 AM—8:30 AM Memorial Service Roosevelt/Medora 8:30 AM—9:30 AM 3rd Business Session Room???? 9:30 AM—10:30 AM Dr. Mark Hardy FAQs Room???? 11:30 AM Adjourn Following adjournment: CPR Certification 4 hours/NO CE Roosevelt/Medora

See You Next Year In Fargo Add dates & location

128th Annual Convention Schedule of Events . . . .

“The College of Pharmacy, NDSU, is approved by the American Council on Pharmaceutical Edcuation as a provider of continuing pharmaceutical education.”

Pharmacists Mate Award

NDPhA Leadership Award

Distinguished Young Pharmacy Technician

Distinguished Young Pharmacist

Generation Rx Award

NAPT Technician of the Year Award

Excellence in Innovation Award

Diamond Award

Friend of NAPT

Al Doerr Service Award

Bowl of Hygeia Award

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SuNDAy, APRIl 21ST 7:30 AM—8:30 AM ........................................................Breakfast Elkhorn/Mandan

Sponsored by Gateway Pharmacy

8:30 AM—9:00 AM ...................................................Memorial Service Union Room

9:00 AM—10:00 AM ..........................................Dr. Mark Hardy FAQs Liberty Room

10:00 AM—11:00 AM ........................................3rd Business Session Union Room

11:00 AM ........................................................................................................Adjourn

12:00 PM—4:00 PM................... CPR Recertification Supplement to the Convention

128th Annual Convention Schedule of Events . . . .

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In attempt to streamline the ACPE registration and evaluation process, NDSU has moved to an online format. Please complete the following May 10, 2013 by 5:00pm. After May 10, 2013 the websites will no longer be available and we will not be able to issue credit.

1. Register for ACPE credit by visiting http://ndsu.me/pharm1304

2. Log onto https://tt1.opinio.net:443/s?s=18948 to complete the online evaluation.

*Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians are required to provide their NABP ID to obtain credit. If this ID is not provided when registering, credit will not be issued.

IMPORTANT NOTES:

You must complete the information at both websites (the registration and the evaluation). If both components are not completed you will not receive credit.

How to Register for CPE Monitor:

Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians are asked obtain their NABP e-Profile ID at www.MyCPEmonitor.net to ensure their e-Profile is properly setup prior to implementation of CPE Monitor. The e-Profile ID is required to receive credit for any ACPE-accredited CPE activities.

If you have any questions, please contact Nicole Hagness, nicole.hagness@ndsu.edu or by calling 701-231-9712.

ACPe Credit Information

2013 NDPhA Pharmacy Convention Dickinson, ND - April 26-28, 2013