PROGRAMFRIDAY 29 JULY

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PANEL SESSION:

Improving pharmacists’ remuneration: the plan to get there

THERAPEUTIC MASTERCLASS

Diabetes masterclass: contemporary treatment and therapeutics for

complicated cases

PANEL SESSION:

Cutting edge care: the next generation of collaborative pharmacist GP practice

Reaction and interaction masterclass: Review of the latest drug interactions and

adverse reactions

Implementing innovation: The 6CPA Pharmacy Trial program and what it

means for youPSOTY Grand Final

Deprescribing masterclass: Pharmacist role for ageing Australia

WELCOME RECEPTION

NETWORKING DINNERS

SATURDAY 30 JULYPSA MEMBER ONLY BREAKFAST SESSION

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HEALTH SERVICE DELIVERY NEW ROLES AND EMERGING OPPORTUNITIES THERAPEUTIC UPDATE

Health Destination Pharmacy: the minor ailments foundation

Pioneering innovation for better patient and business outcomes

Preventing obesity and allergy through early life nutrition

Pharmacy sans frontiers: international roles for pharmacists

Reflux re-visited: OTC management of GORD

Atrial fibrillation screening in pharmacy

The future of vaccination in pharmacyManaging pain in pharmacy

without codeine

Innovations in Pain Management (QUM award)

What’s new: a review of the latest medications

The big squeeze: medical compression therapy in practice

DNA dosing: individualised medicine in pharmacy

Pre-conception and pregnancy

Pharmacy in the 21st century: capitalising on technology

Fishing for facts: clinical application of fish oil

GALA DINNER IN THE MARITIME BALLROOM

SUNDAY 31 JULYHEALTH SERVICE DELIVERY NEW ROLES AND EMERGING OPPORTUNITIES THERAPEUTIC UPDATE

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UPSMental Health pharmacy services

OTC sildenafil, trimethoprim and contraception: enhanced pharmacist roles

Irritable bowel syndrome

Pharmacists in General PracticeInfluenza B:

the power of quadrivalent vaccination

Respiratory pharmacy services

Pharmacist prescribing: the next frontier

Emergency management of anticoagulants

Hepatitis C treatment in pharmacy The biosimilar revolution

Advanced pharmacist practice workshop

The business of diabetes: NDSS, diabetes educators and Diabetes Medscheks

Cry baby clinic: paediatrics in pharmacy

Telehealth and pharmacyICE:

the pharmacology, facts and fallacies

Taking pharmacy practice to the next level

Program is subject to change.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

The future of health care

George Savvides

As governments, health insurers and fund holders seek to optimise patient health and reduce health care expenditure, the pressure

is on health care professionals to provide evidence based and cost effective ways to improve health outcomes for consumers.

Improving pharmacists' remuneration: the plan to

get there

Michael Dooley, Geoff March, George Tambassis, Rachel Dienaar,

and Michelle Lynch

The changes introduced by various governments to health system funding

have negatively impacted on the viability, profitability and attractiveness of pharmacy as a long-term career proposition. Critical

to building a better pharmacy future is pharmacist remuneration.

Cutting edge care: the next generation of collaborative

pharmacist/GP practice

Frank Jones, Leanne Wells, Deidre Criddle, Lisa Nissen and Walter Kmet

As support for patient-centred care within a primary health model gains momentum,

what should collaborative pharmacist-GP care look like for patients? What are the roadblocks

and enablers to achieving this care?

Implementing innovation: the 6CPA Pharmacy Trial Program

Leanne Wells, George Tambassis, Shane Jackson, and Claire O’Reilly

The 6PCA Pharmacy Trial Program (PTP) provides a great opportunity to redefine

pharmacy and pharmacist practice in Australia. Get a better understanding of the

status and on progress of the PTP and its relevance to the future role of pharmacists.

Alan Russell Oration – All Together Now: New

Relationships, New Priorities

Mark Pesce

Now that everyone is connected and carries an exceptionally powerful smartphone

with them nearly all the time, everything about the practice of medicine will change.

The first and most profound change will see a migration from critical care and

periodic testing to continuous care and continual monitoring. Individuals will remain

connected with their healthcare providers from the moment of birth.

Taking pharmacy practice to the next level

Lance Emerson

Hear about a number of exciting innovations that PSA are leading, aimed at helping you achieve your career goals, new evidence

based practice models, and new roles and remuneration for pharmacists.

Therapeutics masterclass

The PSA16 Therapeutics masterclass stream delivers enhanced clinical learning and

practice to meet the needs of pharmacists working in hospital, general practice or

clinical settings, as well as accredited and advanced practice pharmacists

seeking more specialised development opportunities.

Health service delivery

Developing, implementing and delivering professional health services is overwhelmingly agreed as the future for pharmacy and pharmacists. Professional health services provide opportunities for business growth, income diversification, new opportunities pathways and greater

professional satisfaction.

New roles and emerging opportunities

Pharmacists have a skill set, knowledge and experience that more and more is being

recognised as highly valuable in a range of settings and contexts. This is increasingly

opening up new career pathways, enhanced scope of practice and business development opportunities. The New roles and emerging opportunities stream will provide a snapshot

and insight into what is out there for pharmacists now and into the future.

Therapeutic update

The staple for all pharmacists is being across the plethora of clinical information

and updates as well as new drugs and indications constantly being released. The

Therapeutic update stream delivers the need-to-know facts to keep you up-to-date

in focussed, easy to take in sessions.

Practice innovation and research

A revamped and enhanced stream for academics, researchers and forward

practitioners to present on pharmacy-related research, or experiences on implementing practice innovations. This stream provides

great opportunity to see what cutting-edge pharmacy looks like and the ways of the

future.

Special Interest Groups (SIG)

PSA16 includes a Special Interest Group stream to enable you to connect with

peers and colleagues working or interested in particular sectors and areas of interest. Each session will allow you to share your

thoughts, experiences and ideas on engaging better and opportunities for

innovation.