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Speaker presentations are linked with their sessions, where available. (PDF format)
1.05pm Opening Address – Dr Geoff Robinson, Chief Medical Officer, C&CDHB
1.10pm Message from the President, NZHPA - Melissa Witbrock
1.30pm SIG Convenors Presentations Title: An overview of achievements and challenges facing the SIGs. Why should YOU be a member?
1.30pm Robert Buckham: DICP SIG
1.45pm Nikki Holmes: Mental Health SIG here
2.00pm Simon Ogden: Compounding, Nutrition, Oncology SIG
2.15pm Concurrent Workshops: Introduction to SIGs. a) Drug Information and Clinical Pharmacy SIG is sponsored by Roche Speakers: Dianne Wright here & Pam Buffery here
b) Mental Health SIG Speakers: Nikki Holmes & Helen Dunn here
c) Compounding, Nutrition and Oncology SIG Speakers: Professor Gil Hardy and Mel Davis, Managing Director, Mel Davis & Associates
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Session 1: Pharmacy Practice 3.45pm a) Developing research skills within a hospital pharmacy department - a mentoring role undertaken by a pharmacy practice research group (PPRG) Speaker: Kim Brackley here
4.00pm b) Do I need Ethics? Speaker: Alison Forbes here
4.15pm c) The Experience of Adults Administering Medication via Gastrostomy Speaker: Lorraine Welman here
4.30pm d) Quality of information about medication at the time of discharge Speaker: Brijul Morar here
4.45pm e) Perscribing of medicines via enteral feeding lines Speaker: Tamsin Roper here
Session 2: Medicines Management 3.45pm a) Investigating Electronic Discharge Summary (EDS) Errors at Auckland District Health Board (ADHB) Speaker: Nirasha Parsotam here
4.00pm b) Medication Reconciliation (MR) Safety Programme at Counties Manukau DHB (CMDHB) Speaker: Lejla Brkic here
4.15pm c) Microbiology and outcomes of peritoneal dialysis peritonitis at Middlemore Hospital Speaker: Sanja Mirkov
4.30pm d) 15 years on - are we still chemically restraining our elders? Speaker: Marilyn Tucker
Session 3: Pharmacy Practice 3.45pm a) A peer review recommended resource list for Medicines Information in New Zealand Speaker: Robert Buckham here
4.00pm b) The impact of PHARMAC’s ‘Price Management’ on hospital pharmaceutical expenditure and the availability of medicines in New Zealand hospitals. Speaker: June Tordoff here
4.15pm c) Documenting pharmacist’s clinical interventions in New Zealand hospitals Speaker: Radhika Sandilya here
4.30pm d) Compliance attitudes and behaviour Speaker: Natalie Gauld
Session 4: Clinical Pharmacy and Research 3.45pm a) Is the clearance of free-phenytoin reduced in the elderly? Speaker: Daniel Wright here
4.00pm b) Estimating risk from underpowered, but statistically significant, studies? Speaker: Prof Stephen Duffull
4.15pm c) Thiopurine methyltransferase (TMPT) and Thiopurine dose in inflammatory bowel disease Speaker: Sharon Gardiner
4.30pm d) Medication Care Program Pilot Project - Continuum of Clinical Pharmacist Care from Inpatient to Community at the National Burns Centre Speaker: Jerome Ng
4.45pm e) The elimination of red blood cell methotrexate polyglutamates in patients with rheumatoid arthritis Speaker: Judith Dalrymple here
Saturday 29 September
9.00am Keynote Lecture: “From Petty Officer to Captain” Speaker: Professor Peter Noyce here
10.00am Plenary Session: Update on new technician qualifications Speaker: Jane Watson-Baker here
11.00am Panel Discussion: “What can your organisation do to shape the future of the pharmacy profession?” Panelists: Andrew Orange, Chair Person; Anne Privett here, PSNZ; Andi Shirtcliffe here, Pharmacy Council of NZ; Maree Jensen here, PITO; Bernie McKone, NZCP; Prof Stephen Duffull, University of Otago
11.45am Plenary Session: DHBNZ Safe and Quality Use of Medicines Group (DHBNZSQM) Update is sponsored by ibahealth Speaker: Dr Tim Maling here
1.15pm Plenary Session: “Getting the Chemistry Right.” Speaker: Pat Armitstead here
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Session 5: Medicines Management 2.15pm a) Medicines reconciliation errors - who is top of the class? Speaker: Priya Pratapsingh here
2.30pm b) An audit of IV bisphosphonate usage in Oncology at Christchurch Hospital Speaker: Gareth Frew
2.45pm c) The not-so-chilly bins! Speaker: Dallas Murie here
3.00pm d) Power in the Palm of your hand. Speaker: Rob Ticehurst here
3.15pm e) An Audit on monitoring of metabolic parameters in Mental Health Inpatients. Speaker: Guna Sekaran Kanniah here
Session 6: Clinical Pharmacy 2.15pm a) Audit of Medication Omissions Preoperatively in Elective Surgery Patients at Auckland District Health Board Speaker: Sarah Roberts here
2.30pm b) Bleeding associated with enoxaparin in patients treated for non-ST-elevation acute coronary syndrome at Dunedin Hospital Speaker: Hesham Al-Sallami
2.45pm c) Congenital Toxoplasmosis:’A Pharmacist’s Involvement in a treatment plan from birth to 1 year’ Speaker: Jenny Crawford here
3.00pm d) Clinical screening of scripts in the dispensary – a validation scheme Speaker: Kim Brackley
3.15pm e) Improving patient acceptability of extemporaneously compounded liquid formulations Speaker: Darren Svirskis here
Session 7: Medicines Management 2.15pm a) Education and follow up: Key to Osteoporosis treatment Speaker: Dr. Alka Garg here
2.30pm b) Evaluation of the use of analgesia stickers to improve pain control in surgical patients at Auckland District Health Board (ADHB) Speaker: Jane Lewis here
2.45pm c) Oxycodone audit in Christchurch Hospital Speaker: Paul Hallot here
3.00pm d) Formalising Formulary Feedback Speaker: Reena Chauhan
3.15pm e) Oxycodone Use at Auckland District Health Board (ADHB) Speaker: Adela Vidicki here
Sunday 30 September 9.00am Keynote Lecture: “Navigating competence: beyond the flat earth, competency icebergs and career doldrums” Speaker: David Webb here
10.00am Plenary Session: The Journey of the Advanced Practitioner Pharmacist - Strait ahead on the horizon Speaker: Bronwyn Clark here
11.00am Concurrent Workshops a) If the cap fits, wear it - assessment against advanced frameworks for pharmacists in England and NZ. Sponsored by Pharmacy Council of NZ Speaker: David Webb here and Owain George here
b) Lifelong learning skills Speaker: Dianne Wright here
c) Basic clinical skills for medication review. Sponsored by Pharmac Speaker: Brent Waterson here
d) Road testing the new CPD modules for pharmacy technicians Speaker: Jane Watson-Baker here and Liz Johnstone
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