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Section on Federal Pharmacy
Section on Federal Pharmacy Chairman-Ralph C. Boehm, VA Chairman·elect-Col. A. Gordon Moore, MSC, USA Vice Chairman-Capt. A.R. Petoletti, MSC, USN Secretary-Lt. Col. Jordan D. Johnson, BSC, USAF
(The following sessions, by virtue of their military educational value, ar.e authorized as military training assemblies. Reserve officers of the Army, Navy and Air Force are therefore eligible to earn training and reo tirement point credits for attendance at the sessions indicated below provided such at· tendance at any session is for a period of not less than two hours and registration at each session is accomplished with the in· dividual designated to accomplish such reg· istration. Not more than one credit can be granted for any calendar day.)
FIRST SESSION
Monday, August 5, 12:30 p.m.-Crystal Ballroom, Blackstone Officer-in-Charge-Ralph C. Boehm, VA
1. Military Section Literary Award Presentation 2. Speaker, recipient of Military Section Literary Award
Section on Federal Pharmacy officersRalph C. Boehm, V A (left), chairman, and Lt. Col. Jordan D. Johnson, BSC, USAF, secretary (right). 2. Interpersonal Techniques for Strengthening Human Relationships, Cooperation and Teamwork-Robert K. Burns 3. Total Parenteral Nutrition-Maj. Michael V. Kaminski Jr., MC, USA 4. The Legal Aspects of Pharmaceutical Malpractice in the Military-Lt. Howard M. McCue III, JAGC, USNR THIRD SESSION
FIFTH SESSION
Tuesday, August 6, 12:00 noon-Mayfair Room, Blackstone
Wednesday, August 7, 10:00 a.m.-Hubbard Room, Blackstone
Officer-in-Charge-Col. A. MSC, USA
Gordon Moore,
Luncheon Address-Progress and Prospects for Federal Pharmaceutical ServicesGeorge P. Hager, dean, University of North Carolina school of pharmacy FOURTH SESSION
SECOND SESSION
Tuesday, August 6, 9:00 a.m.""-Hubbard Room, Blackstone Officer-in-Charge-Capt. A.R. Petoletti, MSC, USN
1. Management and Staffing of Specialized Pharmacy Programs in the Veterans Administration-Stephen S. Sleight, VA
2. Have You Heard the Latest About O-t-e (Non-prescription) Drugs?-Armand Welsh, USPHS 3. Current Practice of Pharmacy With the VA-Douglas Christian, VA 4. Pharmacist's Role in Drug and Alcohol Abuse Education-Capt. Jerry W. Ross, BSC,USAF
Officer-in-Charge-Col. A. Gordon Moore, MSC, USA Annual Business Meeting
11:45 a.m.-Ivy Room, Blackstone Champagne Brunch, Section Officers and Program Faculty-Hosted by chairman of the Section, Ralph C. Boehm, VA
Tuesday, August 6, 2:00 p.m.",,-Hubbard Room, Blackstone
SIXTH SESSION
Officer-in-Charge-Col. BSC,USAF
Thursday, August 8, 9:00 a.m.-Buckingham Room, Pick Congress
Jordan
Johnson,
1. Computer-Assisted
Pharmacy Systems Interactive With a Hospital Information System-Capt. Michael R. Beahm, MSC, USA
Officer-in-Charge-Armand Welsh, USPHS (Meeting jointly with the APhA Academy of General Practice of Pharmacy)
IPT Section Plans Five fViscussion Groups"
Workshop Program Offered by AGP
Expanding on the "workshop"concept which has proved popular and highly productive in past programs, the Industrial Pharmaceutical Technology Section of the APhA Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences will sponsor five discussion group sessions during the annual meeting. Each discussion group will be devoted to a different topic of significant interest. The sessions will be held independently throughout the week beginning on Tuesday morning and concluding on Thursday afternoon, August 8. Each discussion group topic will be introduced by an ,a uthoritative speaker, and expert moderators will lead the open discussion periods. Daniel Banes will preside at Discussion Group I: "Expiration Dating and Storage Requirements" on Tuesday, August 6, at 9:00 a.m. in Parlor C (Williford), the Conrad Hilton. Ralph S. Levi will present the topic in an introductory talk. Discussion Group II will follow immediately at 10:15 a.m. on "International Pharmaceutical Research and Development." James Leyda will introduce the subject and Hal N. Wol-
The Academy of General Practice of Pharmacy is teaming up with the University of Illinois colleges of pharmacy and nursing to present a unique annual meeting program to aid the practitioner in his patient education responsibilities. The half-day workshop program, entitled "Techniques of Dosage Form Administration-Phase of Patient Education," will be presented twice on Tuesday, August 6. Pharmacist-registered nurse teams will serve as moderators for workshops on both parenteral and nonparenteral dosage forms. Participants will learn proper administration techniques through the use of audiovisuals, demonstrations and models, and they will have an opportunity to actually practice many of the techniques. Practical methods for teaching patients will be stressed, and pharmacists will be encouraged to share with their colleagues their own experiences in educating patients. Pharmacist Kenneth F. Bober of the University of Illinois is coordinating the interdisci plinary program.
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koff will moderate the discussion to follow. Discussion Group III: "Clinical Material Supply Program" at 3 :30 p.m. in the Boulevard Room, Conrad Hilton, will conclude Tuesday's IPT program. Arge Drubulis will preside and Larry Wheeler will present an introduction to the topic. "Pharmaceutical Research and Development's Responsibility to Protect In-line Products" is the subject of Discussion Group IV on Thursday, August 8, 9:00 a.m. in the Beverly Room of the Conrad Hilton. Arnold D. Marcus will address the issue and Saul Kornblum will lead discussion. The Discussion Group series will conclude with "Consumer Products-Their Development and Market Evaluation" at 1:30 p.m., Thursday, August 8, in the Beverly Room. Irwin Butensky will lead discussion following an introductory talk by Abe Trachtenberg. The series is designed to involve participants in a productive exchange of ideas and information in a flexible format. All annual meeting registrants are welcome.
Journal of the AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
(The following sessions, by virtue of their military educational value, ar.e authorized as military training assemblies. Reserve officers of the Army, Navy and Air Force are therefore eligible to earn training and reo tirement point credits for attendance at the sessions indicated below provided such at· tendance at any session is for a period of not less than two hours and registration at each session is accomplished with the in· dividual designated to accomplish such reg· istration. Not more than one credit can be granted for any calendar day.)
FIRST SESSION
Monday, August 5, 12:30 p.m.-Crystal Ballroom, Blackstone Officer-in-Charge-Ralph C. Boehm, VA
1. Military Section Literary Award Presentation 2. Speaker, recipient of Military Section Literary Award
Section on Federal Pharmacy officersRalph C. Boehm, V A (left), chairman, and Lt. Col. Jordan D. Johnson, BSC, USAF, secretary (right). 2. Interpersonal Techniques for Strengthening Human Relationships, Cooperation and Teamwork-Robert K. Burns 3. Total Parenteral Nutrition-Maj. Michael V. Kaminski Jr., MC, USA 4. The Legal Aspects of Pharmaceutical Malpractice in the Military-Lt. Howard M. McCue III, JAGC, USNR THIRD SESSION
FIFTH SESSION
Tuesday, August 6, 12:00 noon-Mayfair Room, Blackstone
Wednesday, August 7, 10:00 a.m.-Hubbard Room, Blackstone
Officer-in-Charge-Col. A. MSC, USA
Gordon Moore,
Luncheon Address-Progress and Prospects for Federal Pharmaceutical ServicesGeorge P. Hager, dean, University of North Carolina school of pharmacy FOURTH SESSION
SECOND SESSION
Tuesday, August 6, 9:00 a.m.""-Hubbard Room, Blackstone Officer-in-Charge-Capt. A.R. Petoletti, MSC, USN
1. Management and Staffing of Specialized Pharmacy Programs in the Veterans Administration-Stephen S. Sleight, VA
2. Have You Heard the Latest About O-t-e (Non-prescription) Drugs?-Armand Welsh, USPHS 3. Current Practice of Pharmacy With the VA-Douglas Christian, VA 4. Pharmacist's Role in Drug and Alcohol Abuse Education-Capt. Jerry W. Ross, BSC,USAF
Officer-in-Charge-Col. A. Gordon Moore, MSC, USA Annual Business Meeting
11:45 a.m.-Ivy Room, Blackstone Champagne Brunch, Section Officers and Program Faculty-Hosted by chairman of the Section, Ralph C. Boehm, VA
Tuesday, August 6, 2:00 p.m.",,-Hubbard Room, Blackstone
SIXTH SESSION
Officer-in-Charge-Col. BSC,USAF
Thursday, August 8, 9:00 a.m.-Buckingham Room, Pick Congress
Jordan
Johnson,
1. Computer-Assisted
Pharmacy Systems Interactive With a Hospital Information System-Capt. Michael R. Beahm, MSC, USA
Officer-in-Charge-Armand Welsh, USPHS (Meeting jointly with the APhA Academy of General Practice of Pharmacy)
IPT Section Plans Five fViscussion Groups"
Workshop Program Offered by AGP
Expanding on the "workshop"concept which has proved popular and highly productive in past programs, the Industrial Pharmaceutical Technology Section of the APhA Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences will sponsor five discussion group sessions during the annual meeting. Each discussion group will be devoted to a different topic of significant interest. The sessions will be held independently throughout the week beginning on Tuesday morning and concluding on Thursday afternoon, August 8. Each discussion group topic will be introduced by an ,a uthoritative speaker, and expert moderators will lead the open discussion periods. Daniel Banes will preside at Discussion Group I: "Expiration Dating and Storage Requirements" on Tuesday, August 6, at 9:00 a.m. in Parlor C (Williford), the Conrad Hilton. Ralph S. Levi will present the topic in an introductory talk. Discussion Group II will follow immediately at 10:15 a.m. on "International Pharmaceutical Research and Development." James Leyda will introduce the subject and Hal N. Wol-
The Academy of General Practice of Pharmacy is teaming up with the University of Illinois colleges of pharmacy and nursing to present a unique annual meeting program to aid the practitioner in his patient education responsibilities. The half-day workshop program, entitled "Techniques of Dosage Form Administration-Phase of Patient Education," will be presented twice on Tuesday, August 6. Pharmacist-registered nurse teams will serve as moderators for workshops on both parenteral and nonparenteral dosage forms. Participants will learn proper administration techniques through the use of audiovisuals, demonstrations and models, and they will have an opportunity to actually practice many of the techniques. Practical methods for teaching patients will be stressed, and pharmacists will be encouraged to share with their colleagues their own experiences in educating patients. Pharmacist Kenneth F. Bober of the University of Illinois is coordinating the interdisci plinary program.
306
koff will moderate the discussion to follow. Discussion Group III: "Clinical Material Supply Program" at 3 :30 p.m. in the Boulevard Room, Conrad Hilton, will conclude Tuesday's IPT program. Arge Drubulis will preside and Larry Wheeler will present an introduction to the topic. "Pharmaceutical Research and Development's Responsibility to Protect In-line Products" is the subject of Discussion Group IV on Thursday, August 8, 9:00 a.m. in the Beverly Room of the Conrad Hilton. Arnold D. Marcus will address the issue and Saul Kornblum will lead discussion. The Discussion Group series will conclude with "Consumer Products-Their Development and Market Evaluation" at 1:30 p.m., Thursday, August 8, in the Beverly Room. Irwin Butensky will lead discussion following an introductory talk by Abe Trachtenberg. The series is designed to involve participants in a productive exchange of ideas and information in a flexible format. All annual meeting registrants are welcome.
Journal of the AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION