PHARMACISTS MANITOBA CONFERENCEAPRIL 12th – 14th, 2019RBC CONVENTION CENTRE

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PHARMACISTS MANITOBA CONFERENCEFRIDAY APRIL 12TH

6:00 pm PHARMACISTS MANITOBA AWARDS DINNER AT THE DELTA WINNIPEG HOTEL - INVITATION ONLY This event is exclusively for award winners and their families to gather and celebrate their professional achievements.

The Ruban Insurance Friend of Pharmacy Award Grant Stefanson

TheBlandoGroupPatientChoiceAward KristinLane

The Pharmacists Manitoba Award of Merit ScottMcFeetors

The Ozturk Pharmacy Business Leadership Award Darwin Cheasley

TheCanadianFoundationforPharmacyPastPresident’sAward Barret Procyshyn

7:00 pm EXHIBITOR WELCOME RECEPTION & FUN CASINO NIGHT AT THE DELTA WINNIPEG HOTEL All full registrants, award winners, sponsors and exhibitors are welcome to attend this entertaining evening at the Delta Winnipeg Hotel.

Mingle with our sponsors and exhibitors to collect chips for the ‘fun casino’ tables. We have some great prizes donated by Ruban Insurance that will be drawn at the end of the evening so collect as many chips as you can!

We are pleased to announce that the Minister of Health, Seniors and Active Living, the Honourable Cameron Friesen will be in attendance and opening the conference weekend.

Thank you to our Diamond Sponsors Shoppers Drug Mart/Loblaw

PHARMACISTS MANITOBA CONFERENCESATURDAY APRIL 13TH

8:30 am SESSION A: KEYNOTE SESSION

Topic #1 TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION: PHARMACY PROFESSIONALS ANSWERING THE CALLS TO ACTION Dr. Jaris P. Swidrovich, B.Sc.Pharm, PharmD, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy, College of Pharmacy & Nutrition, University of Saskatchewan

An overview of terminology and a brief summary of Indigenous history will be provided, followed by a deeper discussion on Indigenous health and cultural safety through personal, family, and community storytelling. Suggestions for pharmacy professionals will be provided regarding how to encourage, celebrate, and coordinate the inclusion of traditional healing practices in the chronic disease management of Indigenous peoples as a

response to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) of Canada’s Calls to Action.

Topic #2 BE THE MEDICINE Mr. Michael Redhead Champagne (MC)

MC believes that it is really important for helpers in our Healthcare System to take every available opportunity to support the health and well-being of vulnerable people. This includes urban Indigenous young people and their families as well as those responsible for prescribing and distributing medication and other wellness items.

10:15 am SESSION B

MORE THAN VACCINES: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TO INCORPORATE TRAVEL HEALTH INTO YOUR PRACTICE

Doug Thidrickson, B.Sc.Pharm, CTH, Access Fort Garry Hans B. Epp, B.Sc.Pharm, RPh, CTH, Pharmacist/Owner, LTC Consultant Pharmacist Britt Kural, B.Sc.Pharm, CDE, CTH Ryan Buffie, B.Sc.Pharm; CTH, Assiniboine Pharmacy

International travel continues an upward trend among Canadians. This increase in demand puts extra burdens on our healthcare system and causes unnecessary delays for travellers. Pharmacies are in a unique position to provide travel services to meet this growing demand.

Pharmacist accessibility, convenience and daily interaction with patients provide opportunities to identify travellers who require a risk assessment and post-travel follow-up. This presentation will address why offering travel services is important, the advantages of pharmacy-based travel services and some of the training challenges and solutions. Finally, there will be a panel discussion and opportunity to ask questions to pharmacists who have successfully incorporated travel health into their practice.

8:15 am CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST Skip Tim’s and join us for your morning coffee and bagel (and get a good seat) before the day’s sessions begin.

11:15 am SESSION C

Topic #1 LET’SMAKEADIFFERENCE!ADDRESSINGCLINICALINERTIAINTHE MANAGEMENT OF DIABETES Lori Berard, RN CDE, Nurse Consultant, Diabetes Management & Clinical Trial Operations

Diabetes does not cause complications - uncontrolled diabetes leads to devastating complications for people living with diabetes and yet so many of these complications can be prevented or the rate of progression reduced.

This session will discuss the need for early progressive and comprehensive management of diabetes integrating the 2018 Clinical Practice Guidelines - the focus will be on glucose control integrating the ABCDEEE’s of diabetes.

Topic #2 ASSESSMENT OF PEDIATRIC PRESCRIPTIONS: DEMYSTIFYING MEDS FOR TINY HUMANS Leah Pritchett, B.Sc.Pharm., Pharmacist - PICU/NICU, Children’s Hospital Winnipeg, Sr Education Chair, CSHP Manitoba

Pharmacists often receive little formal training in pediatrics and may feel uncomfortable when dispensing prescriptions for children. This session aims to provide an overview of basic assessment and dispensing procedure for pediatric prescriptions, including evaluation of dose, key references, product selection, and counselling points. Attendees can expect to obtain practical skills they can immediately implement in their practice in order to increase their confidence in providing care to pediatric patients.

12:15 pm POSTER PRESENTATION

The 2019 Poster Presentation showcases the innovative research being conducted in pharmacy in Manitoba this year. Delegates will have the opportunity to view the posters and meet with the presenters during this time. Let’s support and congratulate these students on their hard work!

1:45 pm SESSION D

Topic #1 ANEDUCATIONALIMPERATIVE:PATIENT-FOCUSEDPHARMACYPRACTICE CURRICULUM Dr. Lalitha Raman-Wilms, B.Sc.Pharm, ACPR, PharmD, FCSHP, College of Pharmacy, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Manitoba

Optimal drug therapy outcomes for Canadians through patient-centred care is the Vision for pharmacy in Canada (Blueprint for Pharmacy, 2008). The role of the pharmacist is generally supported as optimizing drug therapy through medication management, education and advocacy. As the College of Pharmacy implements a new program, there is an imperative to ensure that the curriculum is patient-focused. An overview of what a patient-focused curriculum will mean, its impact on the experiential education of students, as well as preceptor supports, will be discussed.

Topic #2 PHARMD PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION IN MANITOBA Dr. Lavern Vercaigne, PharmD, Associate Dean (Academic), Associate Dean (Academic), Undergraduate Pharmacy, College of Pharmacy, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Manitoba

This session will provide an update regarding implementation of the PharmD program in Manitoba. The session will also provide an overview of curricular changes being implemented and plans for experiential education.

Topic #3 NAPRA GUIDELINES FOR COMPOUNDING

Kathy Hunter B.Sc.Pharm, Assistant Registrar Field Operations, College of Pharmacists of Manitoba

This session will focus on NAPRA model standards for pharmacy compounding of non-sterile preparations. We will discuss the importance of conducting a risk analysis, Manitoba’s implementation phases and timelines, and some of the requirements that must be considered by all pharmacies engaged in non-sterile compounding.

12:30 pm PHARMACISTS MANITOBA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING & LUNCHEON Participate in the future of your profession and get involved with Pharmacists Manitoba and enjoy a yummy lunch at the same time!

3:30 pm SESSION E

Topic #1 SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH AND MEDICATION MANAGEMENT IN LOW INCOME PATIENTS Dr. Alan Katz, Director, Manitoba Centre for Health Policy | Professor, Departments of Community Health Sciences and Family Medicine, University of Manitoba

This presentation will first describe the approach to measuring the Social Determinants of Health used at the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy. Some examples of how the social determinants influence health care seeking behaviour will be presented. Finally, Dr. Katz will present a description of how this influences medication prescribing and use.

Topic #2 5 MINUTE INTERVENTIONS TO CHANGE YOUR PRACTICE: KEY CLINICAL TRIALS OF 2018 Cody Magnusson, B.Sc.Pharm, PharmD, RPh, Pharmacist, Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority, Johnson Memorial Hospital In this lecture, participants will look at information produced in 2018 that may have practice changing implications. Focus will be given to small changes that are easy to do in a single visit but can still have a tangible change on patient outcomes. Case-based learning will be used to go over each trial/intervention.

Topic #3 EVERYTHING YOU KNOW IS WRONG: MODERN REVERSALS OF THE STANDARD OF CARE Cody Magnusson, B.Sc.Pharm, PharmD, RPh, Pharmacist, Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority, Johnson Memorial Hospital In this lecture, participants will look at the concept of Medical Reversals and how they can come to be. Attendees will understand what a medical reversal is, and why they are so important and the history of the reproducibility crisis will be discussed. Key reversals of recent years will be discussed, and their impact on the public evaluated (both the benefit of change and the harm of the years of misinformation). We will finish by using our new knowledge to predict what the next breakthroughs in medical reversals may be.

5:15 pm POSTER PRESENTATION RECEPTION, GOLF COMPETITION & PHOTOSHOOT Come for a complimentary beverage and hors d’oeuvre and meet with the poster presenters to see their work before the award for best poster is announced. Best poster recipient will receive Compendium of Therapeutic Choices (CTC2019) from the Canadian Pharmacists Association and $200 donated by Apotex.

We will be holding a draw for all those in attendance for a $250 Air Canada gift card donated by McKesson - so stick around and have some fun and win a prize!

Who needs a golf course when you have a giant screen to play on! Impress the crowd with your amazing golf skills!

We are offering complimentary professional headshots to any delegate during this reception. A digital copy of your headshot will be emailed to you.

8:30 am SESSION F

Topic #1 OPTIMIZING ADULT IMMUNIZATIONS: INTEGRATING ADULT VACCINES INTO PHARMACY PRACTICE

Michael Boivin, B.Sc.Pharm, RPH, CDE, CTE Sponsored by Pfizer

Pharmacists are becoming adult immunization champions in Canada. In most provinces, they can actively screen adults for immunizations, prescribe/recommend and inject patients. This session provides the current adult vaccine recommendations using highly practical patient cases. It explores how pharmacists can integrate vaccine screening and recommendations into their practice to maximize this service as well as protect patients and their community from these common and serious vaccine-preventable conditions.

Topic #2 BLADDERANDBRAIN–THEANTI-CHOLINERGICBURDEN

Dr. Peter J. Lin, MD CCFP, Director of Primary Care Initiatives, Canadian Heart Research Centre, Medical Director, LinCorp Medical Inc. Sponsored by Astellas

This lecture addresses the anti-cholinergic burden for our elderly patients. It goes through the sympathetic and parasympathetic systems and how medications can block or enhance these systems. There will be a particular focus on medications that are used to treat overactive bladder and their effects on cognitive function. Also, the anticholinergic burden scale will be discussed as a possible tool to help assess the anticholinergic risk for our patients.

10:15 am SESSION G Topic #1 AN INTRODUCTION TO TRAUMA INFORMED CARE Vycki Atallah, MA, Public Education & MTIEC, Trainer & Facilitator, Klinic Community Health

This workshop will explore the principles of Trauma Informed Care and how to integrate a trauma-informed perspective into our interactions with our clients. Special attention will be focussed on recognizing the signs and symptoms of trauma and how to increase our comfort level in working with people who have been affected by trauma.

8:15 am CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST Coffee anyone? Join us for a quick bite to eat and a coffee before sessions begin for the day.

10:00 am REFRESHMENT BREAK Refreshment break sponsored by CPBA

PHARMACISTS MANITOBA CONFERENCESUNDAY APRIL 14TH

8:15 am CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST Coffee anyone? Join us for a quick bite to eat and a coffee before sessions begin for the day.

10:00 am REFRESHMENT BREAK Refreshment break sponsored by CPBA

Topic #2 THEIMPACTOFAMPHETAMINE-TYPESTIMULANTSONEMERGENCY SERVICES-AWINNIPEGFIREPARAMEDICSERVICEPERSPECTIVE Nicola Little, ACP, Service Quality and Patient Safety Officer, Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service

Amphetamine type stimulant use has devastating effects on individuals, families, the health system, and the justice system. The Addictions Foundation of Manitoba says meth use increased by more than 100 percent in adults and nearly 50 percent in youth since 2014. Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) Paramedics are witness to this rapidly escalating problem on the frontline. Directly caring for individuals affected by Amphetamine type stimulant toxicity, Paramedics are navigating patients and families through the health system and collaborating with the justice system to keep patients safe. WFPS Paramedics are now amongst the first in Canada able to administer oral antipsychotic medication to meth users before they escalate to drug induced psychotic episodes requiring chemical and physical restraint. Through case study review, this session will explore challenges faced by WFPS Paramedics caring for individuals affected by this devastating drug, the strategy to address the challenges and the evidence that this problem is not going away anytime soon.

1:15 pm STUDENTPREPARATIONSESSION(3RD & 4TH YEARSTUDENTS) Sheril Cyriac, B.Sc.Pharm, CDE and Jaden Brandt, B.Sc.Pharm, MSc., DipPH The session is designed to prepare students for their qualifying examinations with mock scenarios played by Manitoba pharmacists. This is a great opportunity to test your knowledge and enhance your skills. This session is complimentary to all 3rd, 4th year and IPG students – thank you to our sponsor Shoppers Drug Mart/Loblaw!

11:45 am SESSION H & BUFFET LUNCH

ADHD Treatment Pharmacological Overview: How Do You Know What to Choose? Dr. Leslie Jocelyn, MD FRCPC Pediatrics, Psychiatry and Child & Adolescent Psychiatry

Sponsored by Takeda

The objectives for this session are: 1. To understand why it is important to identify and treat patients with ADHD 2. To review the pharmacologic agents used to treat ADHD across a life span 3. To understand the role comorbidity plays in treatment

11:45 am PHARMACY STUDENT/BOARDLUNCHEON(BOARDWITH3RD & 4TH YEARSTUDENTS) This event is complimentary to all 3rd and 4th year students and provides an opportunity for students to discuss their future plans and the future of their profession in Manitoba with Pharmacists Manitoba board members. Thank you to our sponsor Scotiabank!

1:15 pm SESSION I CANADIAN PHARMACISTS ASSOCIATION

Barry Power, PharmD, RPh, Director, Therapeutic Content, Canadian Pharmacists Association

Topic #1 HOW YOU CAN BE AN OPIOID STEWARD: IMPLEMENTING THE 2017 CANADIAN OPIOID GUIDELINE INTO YOUR PRACTICE Pharmacists have a responsibility to foster opioid stewardship and promote rational, effective and safe use of opioid therapy. In 2017 the Canadian Opioid Guideline for Chronic Noncancer Pain was published outlining ten recommendations, expert guidance and risk mitigation statements. The Guideline has been translated for application by pharmacists in practice. Understanding the evidence supporting the recommendations is key in interpreting them to inform patient choices. Learning Objectives: • Describe recommendations and strength of supporting evidence for the 2017 Canadian Opioid Guideline • Identify specific opportunities and strategies to apply the Guideline in your practice. • Recognize the value of a motivational approach for discussing Guideline recommendations with patients.

Topic #2 AN INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL CANNABIS AND THE ROLE OF THE PHARMACIST Sponsored by Shoppers Drug Mart/Loblaw

Cannabis for medical purposes is becoming a more common treatment entity for Canadians and is now legal for non-medical purposes as well. This presentation will introduce the learner to the endocannabinoid system and the mechanism by which cannabinoids work for different medical conditions. The presentation will also provide an overview of the availability of cannabinoids in Canada and will outline the current regulations regarding the use of cannabis.

Learning Objectives:

• Describe, generally, the endocannabinoid system and its function.

• Describe, generally, the foundational principles of pharmacology and therapeutics of cannabis and cannabinoids.

• State the availability of cannabinoids in Canada including both prescription cannabinoids, cannabis for medical purposes and legal cannabis.

• Outline Canadian regulations regarding the use of cannabis for medical purposes.

• Explain the role of pharmacists in supporting patient care related to cannabinoid use.

3:30 pm SESSION J EMERGINGTECHNOLOGIESINGLUCOSESELF-MONITORING Amy Hui, PhD (Human Nutritional Sciences, University of Manitoba), Registered Dietitian, Certified Diabetes Educator, International Olympic Committee Accredited Sports Nutritionist Sponsored by Lifescan

The learning objectives of this session are:

1. Discuss currently available glucose monitoring technologies, and understand their differences.

2. Review the role of mobile and digital technologies for diabetes management.

3. Make diabetes management recommendations within defined scopes of practice that improve communication and patient care.

STAY TO THE END OF THE CONFERENCE FOR YOUR FULL CEU CREDITS AND A CHANCE TO WIN A $250 WESTJET GIFT CARD DONATED BY MCKESSON.

PHARMACISTS MANITOBA CONFERENCECONFERENCE REGISTRATION

FULL CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

• Exhibitor Welcome Reception & Fun Casino Night on Friday, April 12th at the Delta Winnipeg Hotel• Poster Presentation Reception on Saturday, April 13th at the RBC Convention Centre• All continuing education sessions • All breakfasts and lunches during the conference weekend

STUDENT FULL REGISTRATION

• All continuing education sessions & Student Preparation Session for 3rd & 4th Year Students/IPG Students • All breakfasts and lunches during the conference weekend• Exhibitor Welcome Reception & Fun Casino on Friday, April 12th at the Delta Winnipeg Hotel• Poster Presentation Reception on Saturday, April 13th at the RBC Convention Centre

STUDENTLUNCH&PREPARATIONSESSIONFOR3RD & 4TH YEAR STUDENTS/IPG STUDENTS

• Student Preparation Session on Suday, April 14th at 11:45 pm

FRIDAY WELCOME RECEPTION

• Exhibitor Welcome Reception & Fun Casino Night on Friday, April 12th at the Delta Winnipeg Hotel

SATURDAY DAY REGISTRATION

• All continuing education sessions on Saturday• Continental breakfast and lunch on Saturday• Poster Presentation Reception on Saturday, April 13th at the RBC Convention Centre

SUNDAY DAY REGISTRATION

• All continuing education sessions on Sunday• Breakfast and lunch on Sunday

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