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Summer C.E. 2010
Program Information
6:30 a.m. Registration
7:30 a.m. Pharmacy Operations: Hot Topics and Federal Law
Lynnette Wingert
0119-000-10-056-L03-P/T
Objectives: Discuss the necessary steps to take in order to fill prescriptions obtained electronically, discuss what is required to fill
"multiple" prescriptions for Schedule II controlled substances, examine what the Federal Law means by a corresponding liability,
and discuss what behaviors and methods drug seekers may display when seeking controlled substances, and
the expected responsibility of the pharmacy staff when this situation arises.
8:30 a.m. Governor's Perspective on Health Care Reform for Utah
Peter Corroon (SLC Mayor) & Gary Herbert (Utah Governor)
0119-000-10-051-L04-P/T
Objectives: Discuss acceptable direction for Health Care Reform to go in Utah, examine how pharmacy is an important part of the delivery
system for health care over the next foru years, and discuss how participation in the political process brings about solutions to issues
facing the profession because it allows for education concerning pharmacy's needs.
9:30 a.m. Break
10:00 a.m. Election 2010: Meet the Candidates
District 1, District 2, & District 3 candidates running for the U.S. House of Representatives
0119-000-10-052-L03-P/T
Objectives: Discuss the impact of ObamaCare on Community Pharmacy, and national bills affecting the profession such as the
recently passed Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, P.L. 111-148. Discuss pending legislation such as
The PBM Audit Reform and Transparency Act of 2010: (H.R. 5234), and the DME Competitive Bidding: (H.R. 5235)
the Medicare Access to Diabetes Supplies Act. Discuss how regulatory issues
such as Medicaid Reimbursement affect small business.
12:00 p.m. Lunch
1:00 p.m. Monitoring and Treating Patients with Parasites
Bruce Woolley
0119-000-10-053-L01-P/T
Objectives: Examine the pathophysiology and diagnosis of select parasites, discuaa how to differentiate between different
classifications, and understand the pharmacists role in treatment options.
2:00 p.m. Creating a Health Exchange: Utah's Experience
Rep. Dave Clark
0119-000-10-055-L03-P/T
Objectives: Discuss Utah's steps toward developing a consumer driven health care and insurance market that provides greater choices,
expands access, encourages individual responsibility, increases affordability, offer higher quality and promote improved
health for patients. Discuss advantages of the Utah Health Exchange over other options in the countryin regards to
employers and employees, and explore the on-line options at the web-site.
3:00 p.m. Break
3:30 p.m. Improving the Quality of Care through Pharmacists?
Use of a State-Wide Clinical Health Information Exchange (cHIE) Network
Jan Root
0119-000-10-054-L01-P/T
Objectives: Discuss the concept of a state-wide health information exchange network; give a high level overview of how it works
and the privacy /security measures that it utilizes. Demonstrate how pharmacists can, with patient consent, access critical clinical
information about their patients and use that information to improve the efficiency of their operations and the quality of care.
Examine the Patient Consent Model that will be used in Utah and review how pharmacists can help patients
be comfortable deciding to participate in the cHIE.
4:30 p.m. Legislative and Regulatory Update of Pharmacy Practice
Sandra Hess & Jared Memmott
0119-000-10-050-L03-P/T
Objectives: Discuss and understand new changes in the Pharmacy Practice Act and Controlled Substance Act from the Utah Legislature
2010 General Session, as well as the Pharmacy Practice Act Rules and Controlled Substance Rules, explore common non-compliance
issues regarding the practice of Pharmacy, Discuss the investigation process and potential causes of action taken by DOPL.
5:30 p.m. Adjourn
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