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1. A Centralized Pharmacy-Based System for Monitoring Adverse 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Drug Reactions-S.S. Morgan and V.A. Yanchick A Prediction Mechanism for Use by Hospital Pharmacists to Aid in the Reduction of the Incidence of Adverse Drug ReactionsB.O.Williams, F.M. Eckel and W.l. Dewey A Perspective on Drug Reaction Reporting-G.H. Schneller Prospective, Noncomputerized Ampicillin Utilization StudyJ.B. Young and R.B. lowe The Hospital Management of Toxic Drug Ingestion-A Pharmacist's Contribution-M. Jinks A Clinical Pharmacy Approach to Maternal and Neonatal CareM.l. Mohrman and S.J. Ciullo A Cost Comparison of the Multiple-Dose and the Computerized Unit-Dose Systems of the Johns Hopkins Hospital-A.N. Riley, H.J. Derewicz and P.P. lamy A Curriculum for Pharmacy Technician Training-R.F. deleon and D. Stanton Antibiotics: A Study of Their Rational and Irrational Use in a Private Community Hospital-A.W. Roberts and J.A. Visconti

FINAL GENERAL SESSION

Section A

Thursday, April 27, 9:00 a.m.-Emerald Room, Shamrock Hilton 1. Quality Control Guidelines for Single-Unit Packaging of Paren. 2. 3. 4.

ASHP LADIES TEA

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Tuesday, April 25,3:00 p.m.--Castillian Room, Shamrock Hilton

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HOUSE OF DELEGATES FINAL SESSION

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Wednesday, April 26, 1:30 p.m.-Grand Ba"room, Shamrock Hilton

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Presiding-Herbert S. Carlin, chairman

1. Call to order 2. Quorum call 3. Report of council on legal and public affairs-Harvey A.K. Whitney Jr., board liaison 4. Report of council on professional affairs-Robert l. Ravin, board liaison 5. Report of committee on resolutions 6. Report of committee on nominations 7. Old and new business 8. Election of executive director 9. Introduction of electees 10. Installation of officers 11. Presentation of gavel to past president 12. Inaugural address of president-Wendell T. Hill Jr. 13. Announcements 14. Adjournment HARVEY A.K. WHITNEY LECTURE AWARD RECEPTION

Wednesday, April 26, 7:00 p.m.-Embassy Room, Shamrock Hilton HARVEY A.K. WHITNEY LECTURE AWARD DINNER

Wednesday, April 26, 8:00 p.m.-Emerald Room Shamrock Hilton ' Address of the 1972 Harvey A.K. Whitney Lecture Award RecipientOn Maturing-William M. Heller

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terals in Hospital Pharmacy-J.A. Patel, E_G. Curtis and G.L. Phillips Flexible Plastic Containers for Intravenous Solutions: Additives and In-Use Contamination During Nurse Preparation-K.I. letcher, l.D. Thrupp, D.J. Schapiro and J.E. Boersma A Comprehensive Drug and Fluid Unit-Dose Dispensing SystemE. Schwerman, N. Schwartau, C. Thompson and K. Hauff Projecting Staffing Patterns for a Centralized Admixture Program Based on Time Study Data-T.P. Sherrin, W.A. Miller and C.J. latiolais Comparative Amino Acid Stabilities in Casein Hydrolysate Solution and Lyophilized Casein Hydrolysate-J.E. Friend, l.D. Stegink and D.E. Kann A Stability Study of Parenteral and Oral Hyperalimentation Solu· tions-P.S. Jordan and l.P. Jeffrey A Comparative Photomicrographic Determination of Particulate MaUer in Antibiotics-J.H. Beckerman and J.Y. Masuda Stability of Sodium Bicarbonate Injection in a Polypropylene Sy. ringe-C. Cruz, D. Martinez and B.B. Sheth Establishment and Operation of a Hospital Pyrogen Assay Pro· gram-C.N. May and R. Wiseman

Section B

Thursday, April 27, 9:00 a.m.-Continental Room, Shamrock Hilton 1. The Care and Feeding of Computerized Pharmacy Control Sys· tems-R.A. Miller and R.F. deleon 2. A Computerized System Increases the Availability of Patient Information for the Delivery of Pharmacy Services-J.H. Deffenbaugh Jr. 3. The Nonsubsidized Evolution of a Computerized Drug ProfileR.G. Freund 4. A Planned Program To Involve Nursing Service in Improving a Hospital Pharmacy Program-D.E. Ferrier, B.M. Daniels and G.M. Willets 5. A Pharmacist-Coordinated Self-Medication Program on an Ob· stetrical Service-R.l. lucarotti, H.M. Prisco, P.E. Hafner and l.K. Shoup 6. A Study of the Availability of Quality Control Information From Pharmaceutical Manufacturers for Selected Products-J.L. Knightand R.P. Baumgartner Jr. 7. The Hospital Pharmacist Views Labor Organization-T.R. Covington,A.J. Hildeand C.W. Blissitt 8. Job Satisfaction Among Hospital Pharmacists-R.E. Williamson and H.F. Kabat 9. A National Study of Women Hospital Pharmacists-K.W. Kirk and R.A.Ohvall

American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy President--Arthur E. Schwarting Vice president-Robert V. Petersen Executive secretary-treasurer-Charles W. Bliven Executive committee-Jack E. Orr, chairman; Louis W. Busse; C. Boyd Granberg; Raymond E. Hopponen; August P. Lemberger; William B. Swafford; Varro E. Tyler; Lawrence C. Weaver, and the above officers EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AACP executive committee meetings will be held Saturday April 22 and Sunday, April 23, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; ThurSday,' April 27: 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., and Friday, April 28, 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon, Parlor C, Astroworld FIRST GENERAL SESSION

Monday, April 24, 9:00 a.m.-Room 311, Astroha" Presiding-Arthur E. Schwarting, president

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1. Call to order 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Invocation Report of committee on credentials In memoriam Recognition of new deans Greetings from the Association of Faculties of Pharmacy of Can· ada-Po Cfaveau 7. Preliminary report ofcommiUee on resolutions-Alfred N. Martin 8. Address-'ihe Honorable Paul G. Rogers, chairman, Subcommittee on Public Health and Environment, Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, U.S. House of Representa' tives 9. Address of the president-Arthur E. Schwarting 10. Summary report (without discussion) of the special committee on AACP organization and scheduling of meetings 11. Summary report (without discussion) of the committee on academic affairs

Organization presidents-loseph G. King, ACA; R. David Anderson, ASHP; Arthur E. Schwarting~ AACP.

Organization executives-D. C. Huffman Jr., ACA; Joseph A. Oddis, ASHP; Charles W. Bliven, AACP.

SPECIAL SESSION-LUNCHEON

4. Report of committee on resolutions-Alfred N. Martin 5. Unfinished business 6. Report of committee on nominations of officers and executive committee members for 1973-1974 7. Executive session A. Vote on amendment of constitution and bylaws B. Unfinished business C. New business D. Adjournment 8. Installation of officers for 1972-1973 9. Recognition of past president-Robert V. Petersen 10. New business 11. Adjournment

Tuesday, April 25, 12:15 p.m.-Astroworld Ballroom B, Astroworld (Cosponsored with APhA Academy of General Practice of Pharmacy) Open to all registrants. Tickets may be obtained from AACP, 8121 Georgia Ave., Silver Spring, MD 20910 through April 10 at $5 each.

Presiding-Arthur E. Schwarting, president Address-Roger O. Egeberg, MD, special assistant for health policy, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare SECOND GENERAL SESSION

Tuesday, April 25, 2:00 p.m.-Room 311, Astrohall Presiding-Arthur E. Schwarting, president

Conference of Teachers

12. Summary report of the chairman of the executive committeeJack E. Orr 13. Summary report of the executive secetary-treasurer-Charles W. Bliven 14. Summary report of the editor-C. Boyd Granberg 15. Presentation of Lyman Award-Karl A. Nieforth 16. Summary report of the secretary, American Council on Pharmaceutical Education-Melvin W. Green 17. Discussion of report ofthe special committee on AACP organization and scheduling of meetings-Lawrence C. Weaver, moderator 18. Discussion of report of the committee on academic affairsJames T. Doluisio, moderator

Chairman-William B. Swafford Vice chairman-E. John Staba Secretary·treasurer-Louis A. Luzzi Representatives-Howard C. Ansel (1972), Betty A. Hellums (1972), August P. Lemberger (1972), Richard A. Ohvall (1972), William B. Swafford (1972), Joseph G. Cannon (1973), George H. Cocolas (1973) and E. John Staba (1973)

FIRST SESSION

Monday, April 24, 1:30 p.m.-Room 311, Astrohall Presiding-William B. Swafford

THIRD GENERAL SESSION

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Wednesday, April 26, 1:30 p.m.-Room 311, Astrohall Presiding-Arthur E. Schwarting, president

1. Summary reports (without discussion) of committees onA. Constitution and bylaws-Allen I. White B. Audio-visual education-Ronald Wieder C. Community health services-Carman A. Bliss D. Government service-George P. Hager E. Hospital pharmacy-Vincent E. Bouchard F. Internship training-Robert K. Chalmers G. Recruitment and enrollment-Stephen M. Gross H. Continuing education as a requirement for licensure renewal -Allen I. White I. National clearinghouse for continuing education materialsWilliam J. Hodapp J.- Public relations-William L. Blockstein 2. Report of AACP representatives to APhA task force on the definition of "clinical pharmacy," "institutional pharmacy" and "group practice"-Warren E. Weaver 3. Progress report on the feasibility study on establishing a manpower information system-Christopher A. Rodowskas Jr. 4. Report on the study of the current status of clinical pharmacy education programs-William J. Skinner FOURTH GENERAL SESSION

Thursday, April 27, 9:00 a.m.-Room 311, Astrohall Presiding-Arthur E. Schwarting, president 1. Report of representative to Conference of Teachers-August Lemberger 2. Report on the John W. Dargavel Foundation-Bert C. Corgan 3. Address of vice president-Robert V. Petersen

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Call to order-William B. Swafford Announcement of committee appointments General announcements Address of chairman-William B. Swafford Symposium-Teaching Future Pharmacy Manpower

Presiding-Louis A. Luzzi A. Future Needs-Where Are We Going?-Lawrence C. Weaver B. Training the Pharmacist for Primary Health Care ServiceFrederick M_ Eckel C. The Military-Trained Pharmacy Technician-G. Jay LaFleur D. A Two-Year Pharmacy Technician Training Program-David A. Knapp E. A One-Year Community Pharmacy Technician-Eli Shefter F. Assessment of Teaching Changes-Jules B. LaPidus G. AssessmentofEconomicConsiderations-Albertl.Wertheimer H. The Roles of the Schools and the AACP-William J. Skinner I. Discussion SECOND SESSION

Wednesday, April 26, 9:00 a.m.-Room 311, Astrohall Presiding-William B. Swafford, chairman 6. Report of the task force on reorganization of the conference 7. Progress report on the feasibility study on establishing a manpower information system-Christopher A. Rodowskas Jr. 8. Report of the secretary-treasurer-Louis A. Luzzi 9. Reports of the standing and special committees 10. Reports of representatives of sections of teachers 11. Report of committee on resolutions 12. Unfinished business 13. New business 14. I nstaJlation of officers 15. Adjournment

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Conference of Teachers Executive Committee FIRST SESSION

Monday, April 24, 12:00 noon-Parlor C, Astroworld

Section of Teachers of Pharmacy Adm i nistration Chairman-Maven J. Myers Vice chairman-Walter J. Morrison Secretary-Robert J. DeSalvo Representative to executive committee-Richard A. Ohvall (1972)

1. Call to order-William B. Swafford 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Report of chairman-William B. Swafford . Report of secretary.treasurer-Loui~ A •. Luzzi Appointment of committee on nommatlons Unfinished business New business

SECOND SESSION

Tuesday, April 25, 12:00 noon-Parlor C, Astroworld 7. Consideration of recommendations from sections 8. Election of officers THIRD SESSION

Wednesday, April 26, 11:00 a.m.-Room 210, Astrohall 9. Unfinished business 10. New business 11. Adjournment

ONLY SESSION

Tuesday, April 25, 9:00 a.m.-Room 401, Astrohall 1. Call to order by chairman-Maven J. Myers 2. Remarks and recommendations of the chairman-Maven J. Myers 3. Report of the secretary-Robert J. DeSalvo 4. Report of representative to executive committee-Richard A. Ohvall 5. Appointment of standing committees 6. Appointment of special committees 7. Receipt of resolutions and amendments 8. Presentation of papers A. Address-William L. Ford B. The "Humanizing" of Pharmacy Administration-G. Dwaine Lawrence C. A Departmental Concept for Pharmacy Administration-Robert V.Evanson D. A Health System Approach to Pharmacy Education-William H. Campbell and Richard E. Johnson 9. Reports of standing and special committees A. Academic resources-Christopher A. Rodowskas Jr. B. Cooperative research-Walter J. Morrison C. Industry liaison-Kenneth A. Speranza Sr. D. Manpower requirements-Robert V. Evanson E. Membership-Walter J. Morrison F. Resolutions-Dale W. Doerr 10. New business 11. Report of committee on nominations-Harry A. Smith 12. Election and installation of officers 13. Adjournment

Section of Teachers of Biological Sciences Chairman-Marvin H. Malone Vice chairman-Jerry L. McLaughlin Secretary-Ralph N. Blomster Representative to executive committee-E. John Staba (1973)

ONLY SESSION

Tuesday, April 25, 9:00 a.m.-Room 403, Astrohall At the entrance to Houston's Hermann Park is a statue of General Sam Houston, father of Texas independence. As if still in command, the figure of the first president of the Republic of Texas points east to the San Jacinto Battlegrounds where, in a brief surprise attack on Santa Anna's troops, General Houston won for Texas its independence from Mexico.

Section of Teachers of Chemistry Chairman-George N. Holcomb Vice chairman-Robert A. Wiley Secretary·treasurer-Wendel L. Nelson Representative to executive committee-George H. Coco las (1973)

ONLY SESSION

1. Call to order by chairman-Marvin H. Malone 2. Remarks and recommendations of the chairman-Marvin H. Malone 3. Report of the secretary-Ralph N. Blomster 4. Report of representative to executive committee-E. John Staba 5. Appointment of standing and special committees 6. Call for resolutions 7. Presentation of papers A. Collation of/and Comments on the 1971-1972 Biological Sciences Second Questionnaire-Marvin H. Malone B. Laboratory Exercises in the Biological Sciences-Jerry L Mc· Laughlin C. Comparison and Collation of Syllabi of Biological Sciences Courses-Ralph N. Blomster D. To be announced 8. Reports of standing and special committees 9. Report of committee on resolutions 10. New business 11. Report of committee on nominations 12. Election and installation of officers 13. Adjournment

Wednesday, April 26, 8:00 p.m.-Astro 1·111, Astroworld 1. Symposium-Important Analytical Developments Presiding-Wendel L. Nelson

Section of Teachers of Graduate Instruction

A. Analytical Approaches to Metabolic Profiles-Marjorie G. Horning B. Automatic Sequence Analysis of Peptides-Darrell N. Ward 2. Report of chairman-George N. Holcomb 3. Report of secretary·treasurer-Wendel L. Nelson 4. Report of executive committee representative-George H. Cocolas 5. New business 6. Report of nominating committee 7. Election and installation of officers 8. Adjournment

Chairman-Norman J. Doorenbos Vice chairman-Charles D. Blanton Jr. Secretary·treasurer-James E. Gearien Representative to executive committee-Joseph G. 'C annon

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ONLY SESSION

Tuesday, April 25, 8:00 p.m.-Astroworld Ballroom B, Astroworld 1. Call to order by chairman-Norman J. Doorenbos

2. Remarks and recommendations of chairman-Norman J. Doorenbos 3. Report of secretary-treasurer-James E. Gearien 4. Report of representative to executive committee-Joseph G. Cannon 5. Appointment of standing and special committees 6. Call for resolutions 7. Panel discussion-The Future for Graduate Education in the Pharmaceutical Sciences MOderator-Coy W. Waller A. Medicinal chemistry-Robert A. Wiley B. Pharmacognosy-Norman R. Farnsworth C. PharmacologY-David A. Blake D. Pharmaceutics-Donald E. Cadwallader 8. Reports of standing and special committees A. Auditing B. Resolutions 9. Old business 10. New business 11. Report of committee on nominations 12. Election and installation of officers 13. Adjournment

Section of Teachers of Continujng Education Chairman-Charles L. Braucher Vice chairman-Vincent W. Bernardi Secretary-treasurer-Robert A. Buerki Representative to executive committee-William B. Swafford (1972) ONLY SESSION

Tuesday, April 25, 7:00 p.m.-Astroworld Ballroom A, Astroworld 1. Call to order by chairman-Charles L. Braucher 2. Remarks and recommendations of chairman-Charles L. Braucher . 3. Report of secretary-treasurer-Robert A. Buerki 4. Appointment of committees-Charles L. Braucher 5. Call for resolutions and amendments~Chitrles L. Braucher 6. Report of future planning committee-Warren E_ McConnell 7. Reaction panel-Future Planning fpr'Continuing Pharmaceutical Education Moderator-William J. Hodapp Panelists-Jacob W. Miller, Paul F. Parker, Luther R. Parker and Warren E. Weaver 8. Abstracts of papers A. Continuing Education via Cassette Tape-Frederick J. Goldstein B. Continuing Education or Mental Titillation: Administrative Commitment HoldstheAnswer-Wiliiam J. Hodapp C. Attitudes of Women Pharmacists Toward Continuing Education-Kenneth W. Kirk, Melvin H. Weinswig and Richard A.Ohvall D. Use of Closed-Circuit TV With Live Telephonic Question-andAnswer Session in Continuing Education With Emphasis on the I nterdisciplinary Approach-Harry A. Smith E. Classroom Without Walls: . Continuing Education Courses for Pharmacists via Cassettes-Jack R. Arndt, Melvin H. Weinswig and Jerome W.IUank

9. Papers by title A. Continuing Education: The Pharmacist's Dilemma-Leonard Berlow B. An Interdisciplinary Approach to Continuing Education: Pharmacy and Podiatry-Vincent W. Bernardi C. The Assessment of Educational Needs-Wallace E. Longmire 10. Reports of special and standing committees A.Report of auditing committee-Edward C. Christensen B. Report of resolutions committee-Raymond E. Hopponen C. Report of ad hoc committee on pharmacy correspondence courses-MaxA. Lemberger' . 11. Unfinished and new business 12. Report of committee on nominations-Walter J. Morrison 13. Election and installation of officers 14. Adjournment

Section of Teachers of Pharmacy Chairman-Vishnu N. Bhatia Vice chairman-C. Boyd Granberg Secretary·treasurer-Sidney A. Rosenbluth Representative to executive committee-Howard C. Ansel (1972)

ONLY SESSION

Tuesday, April 25, 9:00 a.m.-Room 402, Astrohall 1. 2. 3. 4.

Call to order by chairman-Vishnu N. Bhatia Remarks and recommendations of ·chairman-Vishnu N. Bhatia Report of secretary-treasurer-Sidney A. Rosenbluth Report of representative to executive committee-Howard C. Ansel 5. AppOintment of standing committee 6. Appointment of special committees 7. Call for resofutions 8. Symposium-Relationships Between Additional Professional Roles and Relinquishing Nonprofessional Roles Presiding-Sidney A. Rosenbluth . A. Keynote presentation-New Professional Roles and Technicians-Alien I. White B. Panel presentation 1. Clinical Pharmacy Practice in Primary Health Care-Allen J. Brands 2. Preparing Pharmacists for Primary Care ResponsibilitiesStephen M. Caiola 3. New Pharmacy Roles in Psychiatric Care-Domingo R. Martinez 4. New Directions for Pharmacy Service in the Veterans Administration-Donald E. Francke . 5. Technician Training for Community Practice-Eli Shefter C. Open discussion 9. Reports of standing and special committees 10. Report of auditing committee 11. Report of committee on resolutions 12. New business 13. Report of committee on nominations 14. Election and installation of officers 15. Adjournment

American Institute of the History of Pharmacy Director-Glenn Sonnedecker President-Donald T. Meredith President·elect-Edward J. Rowe Treasurer-Lawrence F. Madland Executive secretary-Gloria N. Francke

Theme-Writing the Historical Paper

COUNCIL MEETING-SESSION I

Monday, April 24, 7:30 a.m.-Salon E, Marriott Motor Hotel

Presiding-George E. Osborne

COUNCIL MEETING BREAKFAST-SESSION II

Sunday, April 23, 9:30 a.m.-Salon F, Marriott Motor Hot,el

Presiding-David L. Cowen, chairman

(Executive session)

ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING

Presiding-David L. Cowen, chairman

Monday, April 24, 9:30 a.m.-Salon F, Marriott Motor Hotel .

WORKSHOP FOR WRITERS OF HISTORY OF PHARMACY

Presiding-Donald T. Meridith, president

Sunday, April 23, 2:00 p.m.-Salon F, Marriott Motor Hotel

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