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Program and Registration Brochure 1-4 November 2012 National Convention Centre Canberra

Medicines Management 2012, the 38th SHPA National Conference

Early bird registration closes 31 August 2012 Online registration www.mm2012shpa.com

EDUCATION PARTNERS


ContentsInvitation from the Conference Organising Committee................................ 3

ACTion and Influence Themes ................................................................... 4

Keynote Speakers ..................................................................................... 5

Invited Speakers ........................................................................................ 5

Social Program .......................................................................................... 7

COSPs and Special Interest Groups .......................................................... 8

Network and COSP Breakfast Sessions .................................................. 10

Main Conference Program ....................................................................... 11

SHPA Pharmacist Leadership Program .................................................... 15

Registration Fees and Inclusions .............................................................. 16

Accommodation ...................................................................................... 18

Host City ................................................................................................. 19

General Information ................................................................................. 20

Payment Procedure ................................................................................. 21

Registration Form .................................................................................... 22

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The exciting theme for Medicines Management 2012 is ACTion & Influence. We extend this invitation to all pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and associates practising anywhere within the Australian health system, challenging you to reflect on your prACTice, share your experiences and showcase the range of ACTivities that have a positive Influence on our patients.

Our population is aging and the burden of chronic illness is growing. Update your clinical knowledge in treating these diseases, and learn how pharmacy prACTice is changing as the management of chronic disease changes. Get a better understanding of the patient’s perspective as they journey through the health care system.

Healthcare is adapting and evolving due to the impACT of chronic disease. With this year’s Conference held in Canberra, we will explore healthcare reform issues and decisions made in our Nation’s Capital that affect medicines management. As pharmacists and pharmacy technicians we are important stakeholders and have the ability to Influence change and ACTively shape our future!

As always, we have a diverse mix of national and local plenary and invited speakers ready to challenge you with fresh ideas and relevant insights through quality research and experience. There will be a comprehensive collection of contributed papers and posters showcasing the recent ACTions of researchers.

The social program has been developed to give delegates the opportunity to experience Canberra. We encourage you to participate and enjoy the chance to interACT with your colleagues and people of Influence.

Please take ACTion and register now to join us in Canberra, the Nation’s Capital, for Medicines Management 2012, the 38th SHPA National Conference from 1-4 November 2012.

Emily Diprose Natalie Bula

Conference Co-Convener Conference Co-Convener

ON BEHALF OF THE ORGANISING COMMITTEEMEDICINES MANAGEMENT 2012, THE 38TH SHPA NATIONAL CONFERENCE

EDUCATION PARTNERS

We gratefully acknowledge our Education Partners and thank them for their support.

INVITATION FROM THE CONFERENCE ORGANISING COMMITTEE




“ACTion and Influence” Themes

1 ACTing out [Extended Scope] Learn about pharmacists who are prACTicing outside of their traditional roles. Pick

up ideas, tools and skills; and be inspired to integrate extended scope roles in your prACTice.

2 The impACT of chronic disease [Clinical] Learn about the increasing impACT of chronic disease, both on our healthcare system

and importantly on our patients. Clinical case studies will allow you to update your knowledge on key chronic diseases and inspire you to take ACTion to Influence the care of our patients.

3 ACTs of courage [Leadership/Management] Career progression often leads to positions that involve some form of management and

leadership that will Influence others. Hear from your colleagues about the principles of management and leadership that make opportunities to ACT up successful and not stressful.

4 ProACTive or ReACTive? [Medication Safety/QUM/Research]

Prevention and control are key to the successful management of chronic disease. Learn from others about ACTivities in health literacy, health promotion, and the importance of the safe and quality use of medicines to effectively manage disease. Explore how pharmacists can Influence key decisions through quality research and strong advocacy of the profession.

5 Improving prACTice [Education/Training/CPD] How do you know if you’re performing well as a prACTitioner? How often do you reflect or

receive feedback on your own prACTice? How do you reACT? Hear from those who have successfully incorporated the shpaclinCAT and other education and training tools into their workplace and the Influence this has on professional development and patient outcomes.

6 Surprise ACTs [Wildcard] This popular and exciting wildcard theme showcases the extraordinary but remarkable

aspects of our prACTice.

7 Technicians in ACTion [Technicians] Pharmacy technicians continue to expand their roles and seek opportunities to improve

their job satisfACTion. This stream aims to build on this by discussing strategies around improving knowledge and initiating continual development and professionalism through interACTive discussions and workshops.

CONFERENCE PARTNER

We gratefully acknowledge our Conference partner and thank them for their support.

MAJOR SUPPORTERS

Thank you to our major supporters.





Professor Robert AdamsProfessor of Medicine, The University of Adelaide, SA

Susan AlexanderDirector Pharmacy Services, Pharmacy Department, Canberra Hospital and Health Services, ACT

Dr Chris BaggoleyChief Medical Officer, Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing, ACT

Associate Professor Beata BajorekAssociate Professor, School of Pharmacy, University of Technology Sydney, NSW

Dr Luke BereznickiSenior Lecturer in Pharmacy Practice, University of Tasmania, TAS

Professor Deborah BlackmanDirector, Graduate Research Office; Professor in Human Resources Management, Faculty of Business, Government and Law, University of Canberra, ACT

Carmel BrennanProject Officer, Capital Region Cancer Services Health Infrastructure Program, Canberra Hospital and Health Services, ACT

Professor Nicholas BuckleyClinical School, Prince of Wales Hospital, Faculty of Medicine, The University of New South Wales, NSW

Dr Tom BuckleySenior Lecturer, Co-ordinator Master of Nursing (Clinical Nursing and Nurse Practitioner), Sydney Nursing School, The University of Sydney, NSW

Lynda CardiffMedication Safety Officer, Queensland Health, QLD

Louise CarterExecutive Director and Owner, Performance Partnership, ACT

Matthew CervelliSpecialist Clinical Pharmacist, Renal, Royal Adelaide Hospital, SA

Dr Ian CoombesDirector of Phamacy, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, QLD

Dr John CroeseGastroenterologist, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital and The Prince Charles Hospital, QLD

Dr Rachael DunlopCommunications and Research Officer, Heart Research Institute, NSW

Cassie FeresterProfessional Development Coordinator, The Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia, VIC


INVITED SPEAKERS

Professor Mike Daube

Professor of Health Policy; Director, Public Health Advocacy Institute and McCusker Centre for Action on Alcohol and Youth, Curtin University, WA

Professor Frank Bowden

Principal Medical Advisor, ACT Health Directorate, Australian National University, ACT

Alison Marcus

Consumer Advocate, Consumer Health Forum of Australia, SA

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS




Professor James FriendProfessor and Vice-Chancellor’s Senior Research Fellow; Co-Director, MicroNanophysics Research Laboratory; MCN Tech Fellow, Melbourne Centre for Nanofabrication, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, RMIT University, VIC

Kirstie GalbraithDirector, Postgraduate Studies and Professional Development Unit, Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Monash University, VIC

Dr Justin HamiltonSenior Research Fellow, Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, Monash University, Melbourne, VIC

Amanda HorneExecutive Coach, Group and Team Coach, Facilitator, ACT

Karim IbrahimSenior Haematology and Bone Marrow Transplant Pharmacist, St Vincent’s Hospital, NSW

Karen KayeExecutive Manager, National Prescribing Service, Melbourne, VIC

Sue KirsaFederal President, The Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia, VIC

Anne LevershaPharmacy Manager, Latrobe Regional Hospital, VIC

Cathy MartinSenior Pharmacist, Clinical Education and Training, Hunter New England Local Health District, NSW

Dr Sarah MartinDirector, Canberra Sexual Health Centre, ACT

Professor Andrew McLachlanProfessor of Pharmacy (Aged Care), Associate Dean (Research), The University of Sydney and Concord Hospital, NSW

Dr Lisa NissenAssociate Professor, School of Pharmacy, The University of Queensland, QLD

Sally PorterAssistant Director of Pharmacy, Logan Hospital, Logan-Beaudesert Health Service District, Queensland Health, QLD

Dr Simon QuiltyAdvanced Trainee, General Medicine, Department of Medicine, John Hunter Hospital, NSW

Toni RileyPharmacist, National Lead Clinicians Group, VIC

Olivia RofeAssociate Director Pharmacy, Clinical Services, Box Hill Hospital, VIC

Brendan ShawChief Executive, Medicines Australia Ltd, ACT

Dr Tony SherbonActing CEO, Independent Hospital Pricing Authority, ACT

Dr Richard SingerStaff Specialist, Canberra Hospital and Health Services, ACT

Jo SturtevantSenior Renal and Transplant Pharmacist, Princess Alexandra Hospital, QLD

Dr Girish TalaulikarDirector Renal Service, Canberra Hospital and Health Services; Senior Lecturer School of Clinical Medicine, Australian National University, ACT

Gareth SebarAssistant Secretary, Financing and Analysis Branch, Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing, ACT

Dr Edwina WrightInfectious Diseases Physician, The Alfred Hospital and Burnet Institute, VIC


INVITED SPEAKERS




Thursday 1 November 2012

REGISTRATION DRINKS AND NIBBLES

Time: 1730 - 1830

Venue: National Convention Centre

Dress: Smart casual

Cost: Included in full Conference registration

Additional tickets for day registrants and accompanying persons can be purchased for $45 (including GST) per ticket.

Be proACTive and register on Thursday evening to avoid the impACT of the Friday morning rush. While there, enjoy a drink, interACT with colleagues and friends and take ACTion to be involved and informed by attending the SHPA AGM.

Friday 2 November 2012

WELCOME RECEPTION AND POSTER VIEWING

Time: 1745 - 1930


Dress: Conference attire; smart casual

Cost: Included in full Conference registration and Friday day registration

Additional tickets for Saturday day registrants and accompanying persons can be purchased for $65 (including GST) per ticket.

Saturday 3 November 2012

GALA DINNER

Time: 1900-0100

Venue: The Great Hall, Parliament House, followed by dessert and dancing in the magnificent Gandel Hall at the National Gallery of Australia

Dress: ACTion heroes and Influential people

Visit the conference website for inspiration

Cost: Included in full Conference registration

Additional tickets for day registrants and accompanying persons can be purchased for $165 (including GST) per ticket.

Time to relax, have fun and see two iconic ACT buildings. The night starts in a place of great Influence, Parliament House. Walk through the magnificent marble foyer to the Great Hall where you will have the chance to sit, enjoy the company of your friends and colleagues while your tastebuds are ACTivated by delicious food and wine. Then it’s party time at The National Gallery of Australia where dessert and dancing are on the menu. So start prACTicing your dance moves. We look forward to seeing you in ACTion.

SHPA AGMDate: Thursday 1 November 2012

Time: 1830 -1900



SOCIAL PROGRAM




COMMITTEES OF SPECIALTY PRACTICE AND SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS


Please refer to the conference website www.mm2012shpa.com for details of the session objectives

0930-1605 Medication Safety COSP

1200-1700 Mental Health COSP

1230-1715 Medicines Information COSP

1300-1730 Cancer Services COSP

Medication Safety COSP

0930-1000 Registration and arrival tea and coffee

1000-1010 Introduction

Rosemary Burke, Chair, SHPA Medication Safety COSP; Director of Pharmacy, Concord Hospital, NSW

1010-1050 The pharmacist’s role in medication safety

Melita Van de Vreede, Associate Director Pharmacy (Quality Use of Medicines), Eastern Health, VIC

Practical Examples

1050-1120 Australian Medication Safety Self Assessments™

Daniel Lalor, Project Manager, Medication Safety, Clinical Excellence Commission, NSW

1120-1130 Audits and assessments: narcotics

Rosemary Burke, Chair, SHPA Medication Safety COSP; Director of Pharmacy, Concord Hospital, NSW

1130-1145 Morning tea

1145-1240 Education in the New Age

Utilising web based training for safety

Naomi Burgess, Assistant Manager, Pharmaceutical Services and Strategy SA Health, SA

Katie Kerr, Medication Safety Project Officer NSW Therapeutic Advisory Group, NSW

Linda Graudins, Senior Pharmacist, Medication Safety; Centre for Medication Use and Safety, The Alfred Hospital, VIC

Panel Discussion

1240-1320 Australian Commission standards and goals for Medication Safety

Margaret Duguid, Pharmaceutical Advisor, Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care, NSW

Questions/Discussion

1320-1420 Lunch

1420-1505 Hot topics in Medication Safety

Anne McGrath, Medication Safety Pharmacist, Austin Health, VIC

Helen Lovitt, Pharmacist, Project Officer Pharmacy Department, Fremantle Hospital and Health Service, WA

1505-1605 InterACTive session

Dianne Amelia Beetes


SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM




Mental Health COSP

1200-1230 Registration and arrival tea and coffee

1230-1240 Welcome and introductions

Christine Culhane, Chair, SHPA Mental Health COSP

1240-1400 Psychotropic medicines information to clients, carers and clinicians: beyond the MIMS printout

1240-1330 Professor Stephen Bazire, Chief Pharmacist, Norfolk and Waveney Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust; Honorary Professor, School of Pharmacy, University of East Anglia, UK

1330-1400 Perinatal psychotropic medicines information

Yuan Loke, Pharmacist, Royal Women’s Hospital, Melbourne, VIC

1400-1500 Developing Mental Health Pharmacy PrACTice

1400-1430 Mental health prACTice standards

Associate Professor Timothy Chen, The University of Sydney, NSW

1430-1500 Mental health pharmacy in the top end

Alice Gilber, Pharmacist, Darwin, NT

1500-1530 Afternoon tea

1530-1600 PTSD: research into new drug therapies

Dr Chris Alderman, Director of Pharmacy, Repatriation General Hospital; Associate Professor Pharmacy Practice, QUMPRC, University of South Australia, SA

1600-1630 Eating disorders: utility/futility of medications

Sue Melbourne, Senior Pharmacist, Mental Health, Austin Health, Melbourne, VIC

1630-1700 Q&A

This is the chance for participants to ask their burning questions about matters and concerns not necessarily covered in today’s session. Together we might be able to come up with some answers!

Medicines Information COSP

Chemistry and the clinician: compatibility and stability issues with parenteral drugs

1230-1330 Registration and light lunch


Areas of concern, hazards of incompatibility, chemistry versus clinical imperatives, filtration of intravenous solutions, blood products and pharmacists

Pushing the boundaries in home infusions

Graeme Vernon, BPharm, FSHP, Drug Information Pharmacist, Austin Health, Melbourne, VIC

1400-1445 Chemical properties of drugs which affect solubility and stability

Formulations to enhance stability and tolerance

InterACTions with containers and lines

The chemistry of incompatibility

First principles compatibility prediction

Bernard Williams, BPharm, MPharm, PhD (Sci), Clinical Specialist Pharmacist (Compounding), Westmead Hospital Sydney, NSW

1445-1515 Sources of information on compatibility and stability

Editorial process for the Australian Injectable Drugs Handbook

Hospital protocols and guidelines

Working with nurses and doctors

Louise Grannell, BPharm, Medicines Information Pharmacist, Alfred Health, Melbourne, VIC


SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM





1545-1715 Contributed questions from participants and COSP members: general and topic-related

Moderators:

Morna Falkland, Medicines Information Pharmacist, The Canberra Hospital, ACT

Leone Snowden, Manager, NSW Medicines Information Centre, NSW

Cancer Services COSP

Debating the hot issues: where the audience asks the questions!

1300-1400 Registration and light lunch

1400-1420 Advanced level framework in cancer services: what does it mean for me?

Christine Carrington, DClin Pharm, MMed Sci, B Pharm, Assistant Director of Pharmacy, Cancer Services Department of Pharmacy RBH and Senior Consultant Pharmacist-Cancer Services, Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane, QLD

1420-1440 Antiemetics: new drugs, doses - what are units doing?

Jude Lees, BPharm FISOPP, Senior Pharmacist, RAH Cancer Centre, Adelaide, SA

1440-1500 Changes to chemotherapy reimbursement 12 months on: what are the issues?

Department of Health and Aging Representative, Canberra, ACT

1500-1520 Australian guidelines on febrile neutropaenia: are you using them?

Senthil Lingaratnam, B Pharm, QUM Pharmacist, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Melbourne, VIC


1540-1730 Q&A the Live Debate

Rural Network Meeting

1900-2000 Chair: Anne Leversha, Rural Network Convenor

NETWORK AND COSP BREAKFAST SESSIONS


0745-0845 Critical Care COSP Breakfast

Mark Tomlin, BPharm MSc, Consultant pharmacist in Critical Care Medicine, Southampton General Hospital, UK.

Mark will speak about his experience in implementing advanced practitioner frameworks, both in the broader context (so as to appeal to a wider SHPA audience) and drawing on examples from his critical care experience. In the discussion that follows, the audience will be able to ask Mark about how competency frameworks have impacted on the pharmacy profession in the UK and glean advice about how best to overcome the challenges of instituting this kind of change.

0745-0845 Technician Networking Breakfast

ACTions speak louder than words: leadership and communication

Louise Carter, Executive Director and Owner, Performance Partnership, ACT

Make yourself indispensable in the workplace. Learn how to communicate effectively with your peers and managers and put your ideas into prACTice. Here’s a great opportunity for technicians to pick up some ideas about how to become ACTive leaders and INFUENCE change regardless of position or experience


SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM





0800-1900 Registration desk open

1730-1830 Registration Wine and Nibbles

1830-1900 SHPA AGM

Friday 2 November 2012


0815-0840 Conference Opening

0815-0840 Emily Diprose and Natalie Bula, Conference Co-convenors, Welcome and introduction to Conference

Sue Kirsa, Federal President, The Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia, Welcome

0840-0900 GSK Medal of Merit Presentation and Oration

0900-1030 Plenary session 1

The impACT of chronic disease: is our concept of chronic disease changing?

0900-0940 Professor Mike Daube, Professor of Health Policy; Director, Public Health Advocacy Institute and McCusker Centre for Action on Alcohol and Youth, Curtin University, WA

0940-1010 Professor Frank Bowden - Principal Medical Advisor, ACT Health Directorate, Australian National University, ACT

1010-1030 Alison Marcus - Consumer Advocate, Consumer Health Forum of Australia, SA

1030-1100 Morning tea

1100-1230 Invited speaker sessions

S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6

shpaclinCAT: a tool for improving clinical prACTice

(This is designed for delegates to attend the entire session)

Platelets, thrombi, ACTion! The impACT of novel anti-thrombotics

ACTing out: non-medical prACTitioner prescribing

ProACTive consumers: the Influence of health literacy

ACTive technicians: expanding knowledge/Influence prACTice

ImpACT of chronic disease:

HIV update


(1100-1120)

Kirstie Galbraith

Director, Postgraduate Studies and Professional Development Unit, Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Monash University, VIC

Replacing warfarin: the role of the pharmacist in the management of new anti-thrombotics

Associate Professor Beata Bajorek

Associate Professor, School of Pharmacy, University of Technology Sydney, NSW

Pharmacist prescribing in Australia - living the dream?

Dr Lisa Nissen

Associate Professor, School of Pharmacy, The University of Queensland, QLD

Understanding health literacy: a prescription to end confusion?

Professor Robert Adams

Professor of Medicine, The University of Adelaide, SA

What is kidney disease and how is it treated?

Dr Girish Talaulikar

Director Renal Service, Canberra Hospital and Health Services; Senior Lecturer School of Clinical Medicine, Australian National University, ACT

Expanding the paradigm: HIV treatment in 2012

Dr Sarah Martin

Director, Canberra Sexual Health Centre, ACT


SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMAIN CONFERENCE PROGRAM


S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6

Implementation experiences

(1120-1140)

Olivia Rofe

Associate Director Pharmacy, Clinical Services, Box Hill Hospital, VIC

Implementation experiences

(1140-1200)

Cathy Martin

Senior Pharmacist, Clinical Education and Training, Hunter New England Local Health District, NSW

Platelets in haemostasis and thrombosis: potential for novel anti-thrombotic therapies

Dr Justin Hamilton Senior Research Fellow, Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, Monash University, Melbourne, VIC

Presentation title pending

Dr Chris Baggoley

Chief Medical Officer, Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing, ACT

Diagnosis by Dr Google. Finding health information on the internet

Dr Rachael Dunlop

Communications and Research Officer, Heart Research Institute, NSW

The potential role of the pharmacy technician in a renal outpatient clinic

(1130-1145)

Sally Porter

Assistant Director of Pharmacy, Logan Hospital, Logan-Beaudesert Health Service District, Queensland Health, QLD

How does a medicine become Section 100?

(1145-1200)

Susan Alexander

Director Pharmacy Services, Pharmacy Department, Canberra Hospital and Health Services, ACT

Neurological complications of long-term treated HIV disease: what’s on your mind?

Dr Edwina Wright

Infectious Diseased Physician, The Alfred Hospital and Burnet Institute, VIC

1200-1230 Panel discussion

Facilitator: Kirstie Galbraith

Panelists:

Anne Leversha, Cassie Ferester, Olivia Rofe, Cathy Martin

Assessing the safety and efficacy of anticoagulants

Dr Luke Bereznicki

Senior Lecturer in Pharmacy Practice, University of Tasmania, TAS

Nurse practitioner prescribing: what’s currently happening?

Dr Tom Buckley

Senior Lecturer, Co-ordinator Master of Nursing (Clinical Nursing and Nurse Practitioner), Sydney Nursing School, The University of Sydney, NSW

NPS and health literacy in the acute care setting

Karen Kaye

Executive Manager, National Prescribing Service, Melbourne, VIC


Dr Sarah Martin, Director, Canberra Sexual Health Centre, ACT

Haematopoietic stem cell transplant in HIV: challenges and new directions

Karim Ibrahim

Senior Haematology and Bone Marrow Transplant Pharmacist, St Vincent’s Hospital, NSW


1230-1330 Lunch

1330-1500 Contributed papers

C1 C2 C3 C4 C5






1530-1550 Australian Clinical Pharmacy Award: Presentation and Oration

1550-1600 SHPA Grants and Awards Presentation, RDGAC Chair

1600-1730 Plenary session 2

Health reform: how will it Influence pharmacy prACTice? Healthcare reform is no longer on the horizon – it’s HERE! How will it affect us? How can we effect it? As pharmacists and pharmacy technicians we are important stakeholders and have the ability to Influence change and ACTively shape our future!Facilitator: Professor Andrew McLachlan, Professor of Pharmacy (Aged Care), Associate Dean (Research), The University of Sydney and Concord Hospital, NSW

Introduction to the health reform agendaGareth Sebar, Assistant Secretary, Financing and Analysis Branch, CommonwealthDepartment of Health and Ageing, ACT

Activity based funding and the role of the Independent Hospital Pricing AuthorityDr Tony Sherbon, Acting CEO, Independent Hospital Pricing Authority, ACT

National Lead Clinicians Group: working together across the health systemToni Riley, Pharmacist, National Lead Clinicians Group, VIC

1745-1930 Welcome Reception and Poster Viewing




0745-0845 Breakfast session - The art of giving feedback: its impACT and INFLUENCE on others

Dr Ian Coombes, Director of Phamacy, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, QLD

Kirstie Galbraith, Director, Postgraduate Studies and Professional Development Unit, Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Monash University, VIC

Lynda Cardiff, Medication Safety Officer, Queensland Health, QLD


S7 S8 S9 S10 S11

ImpACT of chronic disease:

renal update

Wildcard: surprise ACTS ReACTive or proACTive?

Shortages of essential medicines

ACTs of courage and Influence

Redesigning technician prACTice

0900-0930 Pathogenesis and features of CKD mineral bone disease

Dr Richard Singer

Staff Specialist, Canberra Hospital and Health Services, ACT

Parasites and health? The times they are a-changin

Dr John Croese

Gastroenterologist, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital and The Prince Charles Hospital, QLD


Brendan Shaw

Chief Executive, Medicines Australia Ltd, ACT

Influencing behaviour

Professor Deborah Blackman

Director, Graduate Research Office; Professor in Human Resources Management, Faculty of Business, Government and Law, University of Canberra, ACT

Workshop

Redesigning technician roles: how do we go about it?

Facilitator: Carmel Brennan

Project Officer, Capital Region Cancer Services Health Infrastructure Program, Canberra Hospital and Health Services, ACT





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Invited speaker sessions

S7 S8 S9 S10 S11

0930-1000 Presentation title pending

Jo Sturtevant

Senior Renal and Transplant Pharmacist, Princess Alexandra Hospital, QLD

Dicing with Death Cap Mushrooms

Professor Nicholas Buckley

Clinical School, Prince of Wales Hospital, Faculty of Medicine, The University of New South Wales, NSW


Dr Chris Baggoley Chief Medical Officer, Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing, ACT

Strengthening leadership

Amanda Horne

Executive Coach, Group and Team Coach, Facilitator, ACT

You’ve heard about exciting new roles for hospital technicians that you would like to implement in your hospital.

How do you go about it? What will your manager need to know before they can seek approval?

This workshop will help you to start thinking about the planning and considerations you need to take into account when considering implementing new services.

1000-1030 Dosing consideration in dialysis

Matthew Cervelli

Specialist Clinical Pharmacist, Renal, Royal Adelaide Hospital, SA

Respire technology: a new drug delivery system

Professor James Friend

Professor and Vice-Chancellor’s Senior Research Fellow; Co-Director, MicroNanophysics Research Laboratory; MCN Tech Fellow, Melbourne Centre for Nanofabrication, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, RMIT University, VIC


Dr Simon Quilty

Advanced Trainee, General Medicine, Department of Medicine, John Hunter Hospital, NSW

Making opportunities for yourself in the workplace

Louise Carter

Executive Director and Owner, Performance Partnership, ACT

1030-1100 Morning Tea

1100-1230 Contributed Papers

1100-1230 C6 C7 C8 C9 C10

1230-1400 Lunch

1400-1530 Contributed Papers

1400-1530 C11 C12 C13 C14 C15

1530-1600 Afternoon Tea

1600-1715 Plenary Session 3

1600-1700 Lights, Camera, ACTion!!

Q&A puts the spotlight on our Conference speakers. Here’s your chance for ACTion and to Influence

1600-1620 ‘Lighten-up’, Em O’loughlin

Prepare for your Q&A session with a light hearted perspective on chronic disease

1620-1700 Q&A session Facilitator: Julie McCrossin

Panelists:

Alison Marcus, Consumer Advocate, Consumer Health Forum of Australia, SA

Sue Kirsa, Federal President, The Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia, VIC

Professor Frank Bowden, Principal Medical Advisor, ACT Health Directorate, The Australian National University, ACT

Professor Andrew McLachlan, Professor of Pharmacy (Aged Care), Associate Dean (Research), The University of Sydney and Concord Hospital, NSW

Dr Chris Baggoley, Chief Medical Officer, Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing, ACT

Dr Lisa Nissen, Associate Professor, School of Pharmacy; Deputy Director, Centre for Safe and Effective Prescribing; Program Coordinator - Postgraduate Clinical Pharmacy, The University of Queensland, QLD






1700-1715 Presentation of Paper and Poster Awards

1715-1730 Official close and launch of Medicines Management 2013, the 39th SHPA National Conference

1900-0100 Gala Dinner

Venue: Great Hall, Parliament House, followed by dessert and dancing at Gandel Hall, The National Gallery of Australia.

SHPA PHARMACIST LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

Sunday 4 November 2012

We gratefully acknowledge the support of our Education Partner Roche.

SHPA Leadership in ACTion

Registration is open to SHPA members only.

Registration is complimentary for SHPA members who hold positions on SHPA Branch committees, Committees of Specialty Practice, Reference Groups or other official SHPA working groups/committees.

A nominal registration fee of $60 (including GST) is required for all other members.

Numbers are limited and will be allocated in order of receipt and payment of registration.

Details of your SHPA position must be included in your registration.

Full Program details will be available very soon on the Conference website www.mm2012shpa.com








REGISTRATION

Delegates are encouraged to register for the Conference online at www.mm2012shpa.com

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FEES

Registration Type

Early bird FeeBefore 31

August 2012

Standard Fee After 31

August 2012

SHPA Member Full Registration $760 $880

Non-member Full Registration $1000 $1120

SHPA Member Technician / Student* / Pre registrant Full Registration $510 $630

Non-member Technician / Student* / Pre registrant Full Registration $660 $780

SHPA Member Day** Registration $450 $450

Non-member Day** Registration $560 $560

SHPA Member Technician / Student* / Pre registrant Day** Registration $280 $280

Non-member Technician / Student* / Pre registrant Day **Registration $390 $390

ALL PRICES QUOTED ARE IN AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS AND INCLUSIVE OF GST

*Student Registration: To qualify for the student rate, evidence of full-time student status must be provided.

**Day Registration: Day registrations do not include all social functions. Additional tickets can be purchased via the registration form.

REGISTRATION INCLUSIONS

Registration Type Conference Sessions

Industry Exhibition

Conference Handbook & Materials

Lunches, Morning & Afternoon

Teas

Drink & Nibbles,

AGMWelcome Reception Gala Dinner

Full Registration 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

Technicians/Student/Pre Registrant Full Registration

3 3 3 3 3 3 3

Day Registration (Fri) 3 3 3 3 3

Day Registration (Sat) 3 3 3 3





REGISTRATION

COSP AND SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS REGISTRATION FEES

Registration Type

Early bird FeeBefore 31

August 2012

Standard Fee After 31

August 2012

Mediation Safety COSP

SHPA Member

Non-member

$140

$200

$170

$230

Mental Health COSP

SHPA Member

Non-member

$110

$170

$140

$200

Medicines Information COSP

SHPA Member

Non-member

$110

$170

$140

$200

Cancer Services COSP

SHPA Member

Non-member

$110

$170

$140

$200

Critical Care COSP Breakfast Session (Saturday)

Conference delegate(included in all registration types except Friday Day registrations)

Non-Conference delegate

$0

$60

$0

$60

Technician Networking Breakfast (Saturday)

Conference delegate(included in all registration types except Friday Day registrations)

Non-Conference delegate

$0

$60

$0

$60

SHPA Leadership in ACTion (Sunday)

SHPA office bearers (details of positions must be provided)

SHPA member

$0

$60

$0

$60

ALL PRICES QUOTED ARE IN AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS AND INCLUSIVE OF GST





ACCOMMODATION Special accommodation rates have been negotiated for Conference delegates at a number of hotels within close proximity of the Conference venue. To receive the rates below, bookings must be made via the Conference Secretariat and not with the hotels directly. Accommodation is only available for the Conference dates, but can be organised outside these dates on a request basis.

All accommodation bookings are subject to availability. Please note that accommodation in Canberra is in high demand year-round and delegates are advised to secure their preferred accommodation options early.

HotelDistance to the Conference Venue Room Type Room Rate

Crowne Plaza (Conference Hotel, 4.5 star)

1 Binara StreetCanberra ACT 2601

1 minute walk Superior King $210Superior Twin $210Deluxe King $210Deluxe Twin $210Deluxe King Suite $460

Waldorf Apartment Hotel (4.5 star)

2 Akuna StreetCanberra ACT 2601

7 minutes walk

2 minutes drive

1 Bedroom Apartment 1 person $220 2 people $235

2 Bedroom Apartment 1 person $280 2 people $295

3 Bedroom Apartment 3 people $310

Breakfree Capital Tower (4.5 star)

2 Marcus Clarke Street Canberra ACT 2601

12 minutes walk

3 minutes drive

2 Bedroom Apartment Cityside $220 Lakeside $349

3 Bedroom Apartment $399

The Diamant (5 star)15 Edinburgh AvenueCanberra ACT 2601

15 minutes walk

4 minutes drive

Deluxe Room 31 Oct $290 01 Nov $255 02, 03, 04 Nov $200

NOVOTEL (4.5 star)65 Northbourne AveCanberra ACT 2601

15 minutes walk

7 minutes drive

Standard Room $230Executive Room $270

Medina Executive James Court (4.5 star)74 Northbourne AveBraddon ACT 2601

17 minutes walk

4 minutes drive


Quest Apartment (4 star)West RowCanberra ACT 2601Phone: 02 6243 2222

15 minutes walk

4 minutes drive

1 Bedroom Apartment Standard $240 Executive $250

Mantra on Northbourne (4 star)84 Northbourne AvenueBraddon ACT 2612Phone: 02 6243 2500

20 minutes walk

4 minutes drive

Hotel Room $251


University House Ellery Crescent Acton ACT 2601Phone: 02 6125 5211

20 minutes walk

4 minutes drive

Queen Room $179

Twin Suite 2 single beds $172

Twin Standard 2 single beds $152





ACCOMMODATION

HOW TO BOOK YOUR ACCOMMODATION

Please indicate on the registration form your accommodation requirements, and please list hotels in preferential order 1, 2, 3 etc. As there is limited space available at each hotel, it is important that you book early. Accommodation will be allocated strictly in order of receipt of registration form and payment.

EARLY ARRIVAL OR LATE DEPARTURE

Please note that check in time for the Conference hotels is from 2.00pm. Please indicate or notify the Conference Secretariat in writing if you will be arriving early, as it may require you to book the night prior to guarantee immediate access to your hotel room. Please also indicate or notify the Conference Secretariat in writing if you will arrive at your hotel after 6.00pm, as failure to do so may mean your room will be released.

CHANGE OF BOOKING

Any change to a reservation must be notified to the Conference Secretariat in writing and not directly to the hotel.

CANCELLATION

Cancellations must be advised in writing to the Conference Secretariat. Cancellations received within 30 days of arrival may attract a penalty of one night’s accommodation. Cancellations within 48 hours or failing to arrive on the specified check in date may incur a cancellation or ‘no show’ fee, which can be up to the equivalent of the full value of the booked accommodation.

PAYMENT OF ACCOMMODATION

No booking can be confirmed without a credit card guarantee or a pre-payment. You need to pay the balance of your accommodation account and any incidental expenses incurred during your stay (for example, mini bar, telephone or dry cleaning) when checking out of the hotel.

CREDIT CARD GURANTEE

Your credit card details will be forwarded to the hotel to secure your reservation. No amount is deducted from the credit card until you check out of the hotel.

ACCOMMODATION PRE-PAYMENT

If you prefer, you may pre-pay the total room cost. Please indicate how much you wish to pre-pay on the registration form. A minimum deposit of one room night must be covered by pre-payment.

HOST CITY

ABOUT CANBERRA

Canberra, the Aboriginal word for ‘meeting place’, is the capital city of Australia. Designed around three lakes, Canberra is filled with parks and gardens and is surrounded by mountain ranges. Its distinct seasons make it a picturesque and ever-changing city. Canberra has more restaurants per capita than any Australian city and boasts some excellent local wineries.

The city is home to many of Australia’s national cultural institutions and iconic buildings, all of which are located within a short distance from the Conference hotels.





GENERAL INFORMATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT/COMMUNICATION

All communication with registered delegates will be by email. All registrants will be sent a confirmation letter and tax invoice within 3 working days of submitting a registration form. If you do not receive the email, please check your spam folder prior to contacting the Conference Secretariat as it might have been viewed as spam mail by your spam filter.

On receipt of your registration, a confirmation letter will be emailed to you. It is advisable to check all items listed. Any changes or alterations can be made in writing to the Conference Secretariat.

If your email address changes after completing the registration form, be sure to advise your new email address to the Conference Secretariat.

When you register you will be provided with an online access key. This will enable you to edit your details online via the Conference website www.mm2012shpa.com until Friday 28 September 2012.

CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY

Any changes or cancellation to both registration and accommodation must be notified in writing to the Conference Secretariat [email protected] or fax to 02 6285 1336.

Registration cancellations received in writing by 21 September 2012 will be accepted and registration fees will be refunded less an administrative fee of A$100. Cancellations received after 21 September 2012 will not be refunded. However it is acceptable to transfer your registration to another person. The full name and details of the person that will replace you must be advised in writing to the Conference Secretariat prior to the Conference.

No refunds will be made for non-attendance to the Conference.

CHILD MINDING

Please note that no official arrangements have been made for child care during the Conference.

Please check with your hotel as they may be able to assist you with child minding services.

CONFERENCE VENUE

National Convention Centre31 Constitution AvenueCanberra ACT 2601www.nccc.com.au

CREDIT CARDS

Visa and MasterCard will be accepted for Conference payments. Payments with other credit cards will not be accepted.

DISCLAIMER

Medicines Management 2012, the 38th SHPA National Conference including the Conference Secretariat will not accept liability for the damages of any nature sustained by participants or their accompanying persons for loss or damage to their personal property as a result of Medicines Management 2012, the 38th SHPA National Conference and exhibition or related events. All details contained in this registration brochure and form are correct at the time of printing.

DRESS

The dress for all scientific sessions and social functions is smart casual. Theme Dress for the Gala Dinner is ACTion heroes and Influential People.

INSURANCE

Registration fees do not include personal travel insurance of any kind. It is strongly recommended that a travel insurance policy be taken out to cover loss, cancellation, medical cover etc for any reason when registering for the Conference and booking travel. The Conference Committee and Conference Cecretariat do not take responsibility for any delegate failing to insure.

NAME BADGES

Your official Conference name badge must be worn at all times, as it is your entry to all sessions, the exhibition hall and social functions. Security staff will refuse entry to anyone not wearing their name badge.

PRIVACY

Information necessary for your attendance at the Conference will be gathered, stored and disseminated in accordance with the National Privacy Legislation. A participant list with name, organisation and state will be supplied to all delegates and exhibitors at the Conference. You can indicate on the registration form if you do not wish to have your details included on the participant list. Another list will be provided to major sponsors which will include your email address. Please indicate on the registration form if you do not wish your email address to be provided to sponsors at the Conference.





REGISTRATION DESK

The Conference registration desk will be open for the duration of the Conference and will serve as your main point of contact for all Conference related queries.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS / DIETARY REQUIREMENTS

Every effort has been made to ensure people with special requirements are catered for. Should

you require any specific assistance, catering or arrangements to be made on your behalf, please include details on your registration form under the section ‘Special Requirements’ and ‘Dietary Requirements’ to enable us to make your stay in Canberra a pleasant and comfortable experience.

TAX

All Conference registration and additional ticket rates quoted within this brochure are in Australian Dollars and are inclusive of GST.

PAYMENT PROCEDURE Full payment of fees is required before registrations can be processed and confirmed.

Payment can be made by the following manner:

i. Credit Card

Visa and MasterCard are accepted. Simply visit the Conference Website www.mm2012shpa.com, click onto the ‘registration’ page, and then the registration link. Complete your details and submit. For your records please print off a copy of the summary page prior to clicking the ‘submit’ button. Please note that Conference Logistics will appear on your credit card statement.

ii. Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)

Account Name: The Society of Hospital Pharmacists T/As Medicines Management

BSB: 013423

Account Number: 1105 32008

Bank Name: ANZ

Description: [Enter delegate surname and/or invoice number]

Remittance: Please send or fax a remittance advice to the Conference Secretariat, at [email protected], or 02 6285 1336 to ensure your payment is allocated correctly.

iii. Cheque/Money Order

Please make cheque/money order payable to “The Society of Hospital Pharmacists T/As Medicines Management” and mail with the completed registration form to:

c/- Medicines Management 2012 Conference Conference Logistics PO Box 6150 KINGSTON ACT 2604 AUSTRALIA

CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT

For further enquiries regarding registration for Medicines Management 2012, the 38th SHPA National Conference, please contact the Conference Secretariat.

Conference Logistics PO Box 6150KINGSTON ACT 2604T +61 2 6281 6624F +61 2 62851336E [email protected] W www.mm2012shpa.com






Please carefully read through all the information before filling in the registration form. Please type or print in block letters and keep a photocopy for your records. Each registrant must complete a separate form (photocopies are acceptable). All prices are quoted in Australian dollars and include GST. Tax invoices will be issued to all registrants following receipt of the registration form.

By completing this registration form you have read, understood and agree to both the cancellation policies and the privacy statement as stated in the Registration Brochure and on the Conference website.

> Section A: DELEGATE

m Mr m Mrs m Ms m Miss m Dr m Professor m Other (please specify)

First Name: Last Name:

Preferred Name for Badge:

Organisation:

Position:

Address:

Suburb/Town:

State: Country: Postcode:

Telephone: [ ] Facsimile: [ ]

Mobile:

Email:

Special Requirements (eg disability)

Dietary Requirements (eg allergy)

Please indicate your relevant category:

m SHPA member m Non-member m Technician m Full-time student m Pre-registrant

Student ID number:

SHPA Member Number:

PRIVACY

A list of delegates will be supplied to all registered attendees and supporters at the Conference. The list will contain delegates’ name, organisation and state. Please indicate below if you do not agree to have your details included.

m Please DO NOT include my details in the delegate list

m Please DO NOT provide my email to major supporters

REGISTRATION FORM

HOW TO REGISTERRegister online at

www.mm2012shpa.comOR

Complete the registration form and forward to:

Conference LogisticsPO Box 6150, Kingston ACT 2604Phone: 02 6281 6624Fax: 02 6285 1336Email: [email protected]


> Section B: REGISTRATION FEES

FULL REGISTRATION

Registration Type Early bird FeeBefore 31 August 2012

Standard FeeAfter 31 August 2012

SHPA Member m $760 m $880

Non-member m $1000 m $1120

SHPA Member Technician / Student* / Pre registrant m $510 m $630

Non-member Technician / Student* / Pre registrant m $660 m $780

DAY REGISTRATION

Pleae indicate day of attendance m Friday m Saturday



SHPA Member m $450 m $450

Non-member m $560 m $560

SHPA Member Technician / Student* / Pre registrant m $280 m $280

Non-member Technician / Student* / Pre registrant m $390 m $390

TOTAL PAYMENT: SECTION B $

> Section C: CONCURRENT SESSION AND BREAKFAST SESSION INDICATOR

To assist with room allocations, please indicate your first preference (as per main conference program)

CONCURRENT SESSION

Friday 2 November 1130-1230 m S1 m S2 m S3 m S4 m S5 m S6

Saturday 3 November 0900-1030 m S7 m S8 m S9 m S10 m S11

BREAKFAST SESSION

Saturday 3 November 0745-0845 m Yes m No

> Section D: SHPA AGM

FUNCTION I WILL BE ATTENDING

SHPA AGM National Convention Centre 1830-1900 m Yes m No

Medicines Management 2012

REGISTRATION FORM (Continued)

> Section E: COSPs, NETWORK AND COSP BREAKFAST SESSIONS AND SHPA LEADERSHIP IN ACTION DAY

THURSDAY 1 NOVEMBER



Medication Safety COSPSHPA membernon-member

m $140m $200

m $170m $230

Mental Health COSPSHPA membernon-member

m $110m $170

m $140m $200

Medicines Information COSPSHPA membernon-member

m $110m $170

m $140m $200

Cancer Services COSPSHPA membernon-member

m $110m $170

m $140m $200

Rural Network MeetingSHPA membernon-member

m Yes m No$0

m Yes m No$0

SATURDAY 3 NOVEMBER



Critical Care COSP Breakfast SessionConference delegate **(**excludes Friday day registration type)Non-conference delegate

m Yes m No$0

m $60

m Yes m No$0

m $60

Technician Networking BreakfastConference delegate **(**excludes Friday day registration type)Non-conference delegate

m Yes m No$0

m $60

m Yes m No$0

m $60

SUNDAY 4 NOVEMBER

SHPA Leadership in ACTionSHPA member who holds a position on SHPA Branch Committees, Committees of Specialty Practice, Reference Groups or other official SHPA Working groups/committees

Please state your position

Other members

m Yes m No

$0

m $60

m Yes m No

$0

m $60

TOTAL PAYMENT: SECTION E $

> Section F: SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

The following social functions are included as part of a full Conference registration. For catering purposes, please indicate if you will be attending:

Function Details I Will be Attending

Registration Drinks and NibblesThursday 1 November

National Convention Centre1730-1830

m Yesm No

Welcome Reception and Poster ViewingFriday 2 November

National Convention Centre1745-1930

m Yesm No

Gala DinnerSaturday 3 November

Great Hall, Parliament House and Gandel Hall, National Gallery of Australia1900 till 0100

m Yesm No




> Section G: ADDITIONAL SOCIAL FUNCTION TICKETS

Additional tickets for people wishing to attend any of the social events can be purchased by completing this section

Function Cost per Ticket Number of Additional Tickets

Total

Registration Drinks and NibblesThursday 1 November

$45

Welcome Reception & Poster ViewingFriday 2 November

$65

Gala DinnerSaturday 3 November

$165

TOTAL PAYMENT: SECTION G $

> Section H: ACCOMMODATION

One night’s deposit must be made or credit card details given at time of booking to guarantee your reservation. If you prefer, you may pre-pay the full accommodation charge.

Please see the conference website for full booking conditions and payment requirements.

Please note that due to limited room availability, it may not be possible to confirm your first room preference. Please indicate your preferred accommodation / room type below.

Please indicate your preferred payment option: m Credit card guarantee m One night’s deposit m Full prepayment

Arrival Date: ETA: Departure Date: ETD:

Type of Room: m Single m Double m Twin share

For twin share, I will be sharing with

Hotel Room Type Rate (per room per night) Preference

Crowne Plaza Superior King m $210

Superior Twin m $210

Deluxe King m $210

Deluxe Twin m $210

Deluxe King Suite m $460

Waldorf Apartment Hotel 1 Bedroom Apartment 1 person m $220

1 Bedroom Apartment 2 people m $235

2 Bedroom Apartment 1 person m $280



Breakfree Capital Tower 2 Bedroom Apartment

Cityside m $220

Lakeside m $349

3 Bedroom Apartment m $399

The Diamant Deluxe Room

31 October m $290

1 November m $255

2, 3, 4 November m $200

Quest Apartment 1 Bedroom Apartment

Standard m $240

Executive m $250

Mantra on Northbourne Hotel Room m $251

1 Bedroom Apartment m $291





> Section H: ACCOMMODATION (continued)

Hotel Room Type Rate (per room per night) Preference

University House Queen Room m $179

Twin Suite (2 singles) m $172

Twin Standard (2 singles) m $152

Novotel Standard Room m $230

Executive Room m $270

Medina Executive James Court 2 Bedroom Apartment m $222

TOTAL PAYMENT: SECTION H $

> Section I: PAYMENT SUMMARY

Section B Conference Registration Fee $

Section E COSPs, Breakfast Sessions and SHPA Leadership in ACTion $

Section G Additional Social Function Tickets $

Section H Accommodation $

TOTAL AMOUNT DUE: $

METHOD OF PAYMENT

A Cheque/Money Order

Please make cheque/money order payable to “The Society of Hospital Pharmacists T/As Medicines Management” and mail with the completed registration form to:

c/- Medicines Management 2012 Conference Conference Logistics PO Box 6150 KINGSTON ACT 2604, AUSTRALIA

B Electronic Funds Transfer

Account Name: The Society of Hospital Pharmacists T/As Medicines Management

BSB: 013423

Account Number: 1105 32008

Bank Name: ANZ

Description: [Enter delegate surname and/or invoice number]

Remittance: Please send or fax a remittance advice to the Conference Secretariat, at [email protected], or 02 6285 1336 to ensure your payment is allocated correctly.

C Credit Card

Please note that Conference Logistics will appear on your statement

m MasterCard m Visa

Total Amount: $

Cardholder’s Name:

Card Number:

Expiry Date:

Signature:

In signing I acknowledge the registration information is true and correct and I have read, understand and agree to the terms and conditions as outlined in the registration brochure and on the conference website.

Signature:

Name:

Date:



CONFERENCE SECRETARIATFor further enquiries regarding registration for Medicines Management 2012, the 38th SHPA National Conference, please contact the Conference Secretariat.

Conference Logistics PO Box 6150, KINGSTON ACT 2604T +61 2 6281 6624 • F +61 2 62851336E [email protected] • W www.mm2012shpa.com

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