April 16 to June 16, 2021 - Ohio Pharmacists Association Virtual 143rd Annual Conference & Trade Show
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Ohio Pharmacists Association
Virtual 143rd Annual
Conference & Trade Show
April 16 to June 16, 2021
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OPA 2021 Virtual Annual Conference & Trade Show
Leading Pharmacy, Advancing Healthcare: The Challenge of Change
Do you have your 40 hours (4.0 CEUs) of continuing pharmacy education (CPE) to report by September 15, 2021 for license renew-
al? The 2021 OPA Annual Conference will offer more than 40 hours of cutting-edge CPE on-demand from April 16 to June 16, 2021.
Speakers for selected programs will be available following their presentations for Q&A April 16 to 18. The virtual conference format
affords you the opportunity to actively participate in a variety of events and network with your colleagues. Don't miss this opportuni-
ty to advance your professional development. Register today.
Livestream Schedule
Thursday, April 15
Sponsors
Time Title/Activity
7:00 pm PAC eAssembly (Separate registration fee required - page 11)
Friday, April 16
8:00 am Welcome Message and On-Demand CPE released
9:45 am Break (Sponsor video) Pharmacists Mutual Insurance Company
9:55 - 10:55 am • Pediatric & Adolescent Immunizations
10:55 am Break (Sponsor video) McKesson
10:55 am OPA Past Presidents eGathering Kroger Health
11:30 am - 12:15 pm Awards eCeremony Kroger Health
1:00 - 2:00 pm • Pharmacist Provider Status: Best Practices
2:00 - 2:30 pm PrimeRx TM Contactless Solutions Theatre
2:30 - 3:30 pm • COVID-19 Vaccine Review and Update
3:30 - 5:30 pm ePoster Session
3:30 - 5:30 pm eExhibits | Prize Poll
4:00 - 4:30 pm Sponsor/Product Showcase
5:00 pm Sponsor Prize Poll
Saturday, April 17
8:00 am Welcome Message and On-Demand CPE released
8:15 - 9:45 am • Pharmacy Law Update 2021§
9:45 am Break (Sponsor video) APSC
9:55 - 11:25 am • Pharmacogenomics: Introduction to an Opportunity
11:15 am - 1:30 pm Trade Show | Prize Poll
11:15 am - 1:30 pm Residency & Fellowship Expo
1:30 - 2:30 pm • COVID Testing: Building a Successful Program
2:30 pm Break (Sponsor video) Capital Wholesale Drug Co
2:30 pm
Student Law Review (No CPE credit)
2:45 pm eHouse of Delegates
4:30 pm New Practitioner Experience (NPX) eSocial
5:00 pm Sponsor Prize Poll
5:00 pm OPA 2021 eInstallation
6:00 pm Student Launch Party
Sunday, April 18
8:00 am Welcome Message and On-Demand CPE released
9:40 am Break (Sponsor video) IPC
9:45 - 11:15 am • Legislative Update 2021
11:15 am Break (Sponsor video) SunRx
11:20 am Sponsor Prize Poll
11:30 am Livestream Adjournment
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Qualifies for State of Ohio Board of Pharmacy jurisprudence CPE credit
2Continuing Pharmacy Education On-Demand
The 2021 OPA Virtual Annual Conference will include more than 40 hours of on-demand CPE. Sessions listed on
the Livestream Schedule will include Q&A with the speaker. All sessions will include post-activity quizzes and speaker
evaluations. No "live codes" will be needed for any programs. Programs will be released daily as shown below, but all programs
will be available on-demand until June 16, 2021. Program descriptions, including the amount of CPE credit, begin on page 4.
Information on accessing and submitting CPE is included on page 10.
Programs Released April 16 Clinical, Operational, and Regulatory Impact of COVID-19 on
Long Term Care Facilities
Pediatric and Adolescent Immunizations (also live) Erin Foti, PharmD
Sonya Sebastian, PharmD Diabetes Management: Technology Update
Provider Status: Best Practices (also live) Chris Westrick, PharmD, MPH
Stuart Beatty, PharmD, Moderator Migraine Medication Management
COVID-19 Vaccine Review and Update (also live) Olivia Fritz, PharmD and Pooja Boghara, PharmD
Don Bennett, R.Ph., MBA Pharmacist Care of Transgender & Gender Diverse Patients
What's New in Cardiovascular Pharmacotherapy Sam Miller, PharmD
Vincent Mauro, R.Ph., PharmD A Patient-Centered Review of Tobacco Dependence
Non-Opioid Pain Management Michael Rush, PharmD, MBA
Kasey Mucher, PharmD and Hailee Sautter, PharmD Innovative Pharmacy Business Plan Competition 2021
Ohio Pharmacists and the Domestic Violence Network Medication Safety: Minimizing Patient Harm§
Rachel Ramirez, MA, MSW, LISW-S Morgan Nicolas, PharmD
Shakespearean Approach to Student Trust Immunization Update 2021
Experiential Directors, Ohio Colleges of Pharmacy Don Bennett, R.Ph., MBA
Ohio Research Forum 2021 Tips for a Healthy Lifestyle
Ohio Innovative Practice Forum 2021 Brigid Groves, PharmD, MS
MTM Approach to Pediatric Immunizations and Well Visits Multi-Generational Workplace
Kelin Wheaton, PharmD and Brooke Powell, BS, CPhT Lisa Mostafavifar, PharmD
Medication Error Reporting§ Hot Topics for New Practitioners
Morgan Nicolas, PharmD Kristine Cline, PharmD, MS, Moderator, NPX Panel
Provider Status Rules and Credentialing
Programs Released April 18
Ohio Department of Medicaid
Pharmacist Role in Hormonal Health Legislative Update 2021 (also live)
Kristine Mason Cline, PharmD, MS Ernest Boyd, Antonio Ciaccia, Michelle Fitzgibbon
Managing Remote Pharmacy Services New Drug Update 2021
Lubna Mazin, PharmD Karen Kier, PhD, M.Sc., R.Ph.
Functional Medicine & Dietary Supplements Update 2021
Programs Released April 17
Lauren Castle, PharmD, MS
Pharmacy Law Update 2021§ (also live) Harm Reduction Program
Jenni Wai, R.Ph., MBA Rachel Barhorst, PharmD and Panel
COVID-19 Testing Program (also live) Telepharmacy
Daniel Jones, PharmD and Eric Zint, R.Ph. Mitch Larson and Jessica Adams, PharmD
Pharmacogenomics: An Opportunity for Pharmacists A Discussion about Insomnia
Sue Paul, R.Ph., Dan Krinsky, R.Ph., MS, and Amy Nira Kadakia, PharmD
Van Milligan, MD (also live) Practicing Practical Self-Care
Bethany Collier, LSW, CPhT
COVID-19 Programming Jurisprudence and Patient/Medication
Safety Programming
COVID-19 related CPE will focus on how to build a
successful testing program; vaccine review and update; The State of Ohio Board of Pharmacy will provide a 90-min-
clinical, operational and regulatory impact on pharmacy ute (0.15 CEU) law and rule update. Two 60-minute patient
services and medication management in long term care safety programs (0.1 CEU each) will be offered. These pro-
facilities; and an opportunity for pharmacists resulting grams qualify for pharmacist license renewal.
from the impact of COVID-19 on well care visits and §
Qualifies for Board of Pharmacy jurisprudence or patient/medication
pediatric vaccinations. safety CPE credit
3Continuing Pharmacy Education Activity Descriptions
All CPE sessions are knowledge-based activities unless otherwise indicated.
FRIDAY, April 16 efficacy, dosage, distribution and storage of
vaccines, will be presented along with ways
tunity for people unsafe at their homes to get
information and resources for their safety.
Livestream CPE to overcome COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy to This session will discuss domestic violence
increase immunization rates. dynamics and the impact of COVID-19, and
ACPE #0129-0000-21-025-H06-P 0.1 CEU introduce an innovative project developed
9:55 a.m.
by the Ohio Pharmacists Association and the
Ohio Domestic Violence Network called "Ohio
D on 't Miss Y our Shot When It Comes Friday On-Demand CPE Pharmacists Care About Domestic Violence."
to P ediatric and A dolescent (available at 8:00 am) Guidance for pharmacies and resources devel-
I mmunizations oped for your patients will be included.
Sonya Sebastian, PharmD, BCACP, Phar- ACPE #0129-0000-21-028-H04-P 0.15 CEU
macy Clinical Coordinator, Ambulatory Keeping P ace with What’s New in
Services, Nationwide Children's Hospital Cardiovascular P harmacotherapy A Shakespearean Approach to Student
In this first of two sessions on pediatric vac- Vincent F. Mauro, R.Ph., PharmD, FCCP, Trust: T o B e or Not to B e , or
cinations, participants will review the current Professor of Clinical Pharmacy, The Uni- S omewhere In -B etween
recommended CDC routine and catch-up versity of Toledo College of Pharmacy and Experiential Education Directors, Ohio
vaccine schedules for patients between 0 and Pharmaceutical Sciences Colleges of Pharmacy
18 years of age. Case examples will guide Results of clinical trials conducted in the past This session is intended for pharmacists
participants in understanding nuances and few years involving either older or newly- who train students during their introductory
scenarios commonly encountered in the pedi- developed medications have made a positive pharmacy practice experiences or advanced
atric population. A variety of evidenced-based impact in the pharmacotherapy of several pharmacy practice experiences. During this
resources and references will be shared to in- cardiovascular disorders. This session will session, experiential directors will provide ex-
crease provider and patient/family knowledge summarize these findings and describe how periential development for current and future
and comfort with pediatric vaccines. they can be implemented in the pharmaco- preceptors.
ACPE #0129-0000-21-023-H06-P 0.1 CEU therapeutic care of patients. Specific diseases ACPE #0129-0000-21-029-H04-P 0.15 CEU
Application-based activity covered include hyperlipidemia, myocardial Application-based activity
infarction, pericarditis, and heart failure. Con-
1:00 p.m. cepts will be emphasized using case studies. Ohio Research F orum 2021
ACPE #0129-0000-21-026-H01-P 0.15 CEU Moderator: Timothy R. Ulbrich, PharmD,
P rovider Status B est P ractices Application-based activity Clinical Professor of Pharmacy and
Roundtable Program Director, MS – Health-System
Moderator Stuart Beatty, PharmD, BCACP, N on -Opioid P ain Management Pharmacy Administration; OSU College of
FAPhA, Director of Strategy and Practice Kasey Mucher, PharmD and Hailee Sautter, Pharmacy
Transformation, Ohio Pharmacists Associa- PharmD; PGY1 Pharmacy Residents, Research conducted by Ohio pharmacists,
tion; and Panel of Practitioners University Hospitals, Cleveland college faculty, pharmacy residents and/
Join our virtual roundtable of pharmacists Proper pain management is a necessary or students will be showcased in the annual
participating in provider status pilot programs means to relieving suffering and discomfort. Ohio Research Forum. Research areas may
as they share best practices for initiating and This presentation will provide an overview include those from pharmacy practice, scien-
incorporating cognitive services into their of the pharmacologic and non-pharmaco- tific research, economic/social/administrative
workflow. The group will discuss policy and logic therapeutic options preferred to opioid sciences, and pharmacy education.
procedural changes, communication strate- therapy. Non-opioid therapeutic alternatives ACPE #0129-0000-21-030-H04-P 0.15 CEU
gies, billing practices, and patient perceptions mitigate risk to the patient and provide Supported by the Council of Ohio Colleges of Pharmacy
of the new services provided. This session will additional benefits. This presentation will also
be relevant to many attendees as panelists discuss the role of non-opioid pain manage- Ohio Innovative P ractice F orum 2021
represent three practice settings, including ment within the 2019 Osteoarthritis guideline Moderators: Jennifer Rodis, PharmD,
community pharmacy, health-system pharma- update. BCPS, FAPhA, Clinical Professor of Phar-
ACPE #0129-0000-21-027-H08-P 0.15 CEU macy, Associate Dean for Outreach and
cy, and federally qualified health centers.
ACPE #0129-0000-21-024-H04-P 0.1 CEU Engagement and Timothy R. Ulbrich,
Ohio P harmacists Care About D omestic PharmD, Clinical Professor of Pharmacy
2:30 p.m. V iolence Initiative : What it is and Why and Program Director, MS – Health-System
it M atters Pharmacy Administration; OSU College of
COVID-19 Vaccine Review and Update Rachel Ramirez, MA, MSW, LISW-S, Found- Pharmacy
Donald L. Bennett, R.Ph., MBA, Clinical As- er and Director, The Center on Partner- Innovative pharmacy practices and services in
sistant Professor, OSU College of Pharmacy Inflicted Brain Injury at The Ohio Domestic Ohio will be showcased to help pharmacists
This session will provide an overview of the Violence Network initiate or expand novel services and ap-
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Pharmacists have unique and trusting proaches in their own practices. Practitioners
(CDC) and World Health Organization (WHO) relationships with their patients, which from a variety of practice sites will present
identification of the burden of the coronavi- have become even more critical during the examples, and share successful implementa-
rus worldwide pandemic, as well as vaccine incredibly challenging time of COVID-19. tion strategies and methods for overcoming
development. Recommendations from the Pharmacies have been one of the few places barriers to offer patient-centered services.
CDC Advisory Committee on Immuniza- that have and will remain open regardless of ACPE #0129-0000-21-031-H04-P 0.15 CEU
tion Practices, including target populations, the pandemic's path, and provide an oppor- Supported by the Council of Ohio Colleges of Pharmacy
4I ncorporating MTM Approaches to B lazer on the Top , PJs on the B ottom: This presentation will discuss basic pharma-
E ncourage P ediatric Immunization and Managing Remote P harmacy Services cogenetic terms, concepts, and evidence,
Well Care Visit Adherence and V irtual T eams and will also address key issues surrounding
Kelin Wheaton, PharmD, PhD, Population Lubna Mazin, PharmD, PGY-2 Health-Sys- the implementation of a pharmacogenomic
Health Clinical Pharmacist; and Brooke tem Pharmacy Administration and Lead- testing service, its unique challenges, and
Powell, BS, CPhT, Population Health ership Resident, Nationwide Children’s case studies to illustrate how PGx data can
Pharmacy Technician; Partners For Kids, Hospital improve patient care.
ACPE #0129-0000-21-038-H01-P 0.15 CEU
Nationwide Children's Hospital The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) Application-based activity
In this second session on pediatric vacci- has had massive effects on healthcare and
nations, participants will apply the pediatric the delivery of healthcare services. During
and adolescent immunization schedules to this presentation, our speaker will discuss 1:30 p.m.
relevant quality measures through medication different opportunities and challenges for
therapy management (MTM). An overview remote pharmacy services. This includes COVID-19 and B eyond : How to B uild
of quality measures pertaining to childhood telehealth opportunities, assessing productiv- a S uccessful T esting P rogram
immunization status and annual well child ity through KPI metrics, maximizing produc- Daniel E. Jones, PharmD, Vice President
exams will be provided including completion tivity for remote employees, leading virtual of Pharmacy Operations, Klein’s Pharma-
rates and impact of COVID-19 on receipt of teams, and the future of remote pharmacy cy, Cuyahoga Falls; and Eric Zint, R.Ph.,
services. The role of the pharmacist in these services post COVID-19. President and Owner, Corner Pharmacy,
key areas will be described through MTM ACPE #0129-0000-21-036-H04-P 0.1 CEU Greenfield, Ohio
patient case examples intended to increase The COVID-19 pandemic has presented
comfort with recommending pediatric immu- many challenges to pharmacies across the
nizations and well-child exams.
ACPE #0129-0000-21-032-H06-P 0.1 CEU
SATURDAY, April 17 country; however, it has also presented many
opportunities to provide value-added services
Application-based activity Livestream CPE to the community. This session will describe
the various options available for COVID-19
Medication Error Reporting 8:15 a.m. testing, how to launch a testing program,
Morgan Nicolas, PharmD, Regulatory Medi- and opportunities for growth stemming from
cation Safety Fellow, Center for Medication P harmacy Law Update 2021 COVID-19 testing.
Safety Advancement, Purdue University Jenni Wai, R.Ph., MBA, Chief Pharmacist, ACPE #0129-0000-21-039-H01-P 0.1 CEU
Medication error reporting is a vital part of Compliance and Enforcement; State of
improving patient safety. Major regulatory, Ohio Board of Pharmacy
professional, and various other accrediting Our speaker will present information re- Saturday On-Demand CPE
bodies are responsible for collecting and pro- garding changes to Ohio laws/rules in the (available at 8:00 am)
cessing information about medication errors. last year, and will review commonly asked
Pharmacists must do their part to create a questions about outpatient pharmacy inspec- The Clinical, Operational, and
culture of safety and encourage reporting at tions, COVID-19 response efforts, vaccine Regulatory Impact of COVID-19 on
the system, state, and national level. administration, consult agreements and more.
This program qualifies for State of Ohio Board P harmacy Services and Medication
This session is a must for all pharmacists who
of Pharmacy patient/medication safety CPE. want to stay up-to-date on legislative and Management in Long Term Care
ACPE #0129-0000-21-033-H05-P 0.1 CEU regulatory changes impacting the practice of F acilities
Application-based activity pharmacy. Erin M. Foti, PharmD, BCGP, Director of
This program qualifies for State of Ohio Board Consulting Services, Remedi SeniorCare
E xpert Insight on P rovider Status of Pharmacy jurisprudence CPE credit. Despite the unprecedented challenges
Rules and Credentialing ACPE #0129-0000-21-037-H03-P 0.15 CEU currently facing long-term care providers,
Ohio Department of Medicaid resident safety dictates that core functions
Hear from statewide experts as they discuss 9:55 a.m. surrounding medication management and
the interpretation of provider status rules pharmacy services remain a priority. This
and what it means for your practice site from P harmacogenomics : An Opportunity for presentation will share best practices related
an implementation standpoint. Additionally, P harmacists to drug management, medication pass opti-
speakers will outline credentialing best prac- Sue Paul, R.Ph., Founder SyneRxgy mization, consultant pharmacist collaboration
tices for efficiently signing up as a provider in Consulting and Co-Founder PGx101 and and regulatory compliance in the context of
Ohio. Medipreneurs; Daniel Krinsky, R.Ph., MS, the COVID-19 pandemic. Evolving matters
ACPE #0129-0000-21-034-H04-P 0.1 CEU Owner and Founder EduCare4U, LLC including investigational therapeutics for
and Co-Founder PGx101; and Amy Van residents with COVID-19 and partnering with
P harmacist Role in Hormonal Health Milligan, MD, Physician at Crossroad Health your pharmacy when developing reopening
Kristine Cline, PharmD, MS, Assistant Center plans will also be addressed.
Professor, The Ohio State University Pharmacogenomic (PGx) testing refers to a ACPE #0129-0000-21-040-H04-P 0.15 CEU
College of Pharmacy type of genetic test that can be used to more Consent to use of photographs & images:
Hormonal health contributes to many chronic accurately predict a patient’s response to a
illnesses and patient symptoms. Understand- Registration and attendance at, or participa-
given drug. Despite revision to several labels tion in, OPA meetings and other activities
ing of hormonal health and imbalance can of commonly prescribed drugs regarding the
promote confidence in pharmacist-provided constitute an agreement by the registrant to
impact of genetic variation, the use of this OPA’s use and distribution (both now and in the
care for these patients. This session will testing has been limited in many settings due future) of the registrant or attendee’s image
explore common hormone imbalances and to a number of factors. However, that doesn’t
therapies, and how pharmacists can enhance in photographs, videotapes, and electronic
discount the opportunities for pharmacists reproduction of such events and activities.
patient care. to step into this exciting area of patient care.
ACPE #0129-0000-21-035-H01-P 0.1 CEU
5Advances in D iabetes Management : An A Patient -Centered Review of Tobacco I nnovative P harmacy B usiness P lan
Update on Technology D ependence and Treatment Competition 2021
Christopher D. Westrick, PharmD, MPH, Michael J. Rush, PharmD, MBA, BCACP, Finalist Teams TBD
BCACP, CDCES, CTTS, Specialty Practice CDE/CDCES, NCTTP, Director of ONU In this annual competition, students have
Pharmacist, The Ohio State University HealthWise & Pharmacy Residency Pro- been invited to submit business plans de-
Wexner Medical Center Department of grams, Assistant Clinical Professor of Phar- tailing the loan request, mission statement,
Family and Community Medicine macy Practice, Ohio Northern University detailed description of the business, market-
Diabetes continues to be a growing concern Reducing tobacco use and dependence ing plan and financial reports for buying a
within the United States. As a complex, continues to be a public health priority in the pharmacy or developing innovative pharmacy
multi-faceted condition, the management of United States, and the pharmacist plays a services. Three finalist teams will present their
diabetes can be very challenging. Remaining key role on the healthcare team by providing plans to a panel of judges. Hear what the
up-to-date with the advances in technology tobacco cessation counseling and services. students envision for the future of pharmacy
can also be a burden. This session will focus This session will provide a patient-centered and get ideas for your own practice.
on newer technology that can assist with the review of tobacco dependence and treat- ACPE #0129-0000-21-045-H04-P 0.15 CEU
management of diabetes including continuous ment in adults for pharmacists interested
glucose monitors and insulin pump therapy. in incorporating tobacco cessation services Medication Safety : Minimizing P atient
Our speaker, who uses his personal story with into their practices. Specific topics covered H arm
diabetes to connect with his patients, will include: pathophysiology of addiction, nicotine Morgan Nicolas, PharmD, Regulatory Medi-
share firsthand experience as a pharmacist withdrawal, assessing a patient’s readiness to cation Safety Fellow, Center for Medication
and as a patient. change, and treatment options for tobacco
Safety Advancement, Purdue University
ACPE #0129-0000-21-041-H01-P 0.15 CEU use and dependence. Following this session,
When asked why they pursued a career in
participants will be able to provide individual-
healthcare, most pharmacists respond, “To
Migraine Medication Management ized non-pharmacologic and pharmacologic
help people.” Minimizing patient harm is a key
Olivia Fritz, PharmD and Pooja Boghara, treatment strategies for their patients based
component of good healthcare outcomes. In
PharmD; PGY1 Pharmacy Residents, on their readiness for change and anticipated
this session, you will learn about Just Culture
University Hospitals, Cleveland abstinence success.
principles, and the role pharmacists play.
Migraine is a debilitating disorder with epi- ACPE #0129-0000-21-044-H01-P 0.15 CEU
This program qualifies for State of Ohio Board
sodes that mercilessly interrupt the lives of of Pharmacy patient/medication safety CPE.
those who suffer from the condition. Although ACPE #0129-0000-21-046-H05-P 0.1 CEU
the etiology is largely unknown, several
targets have been identified as contributory Continuing Education I mmunization Update 2021
components to the development of a migraine Donald L. Bennett, R.Ph., MBA, Clinical As-
and when targeted can lead to a decrease This meeting is targeted to all pharmacists
sistant Professor, OSU College of Pharmacy
in the severity, length, and even frequency and student pharmacists. The continuing
This presentation will review the Centers for
of an episode. It is crucial to understand pharmacy education for this program
Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) iden-
the similarities and differences between the is coordinated by the Ohio Pharmacists
tified trends in vaccine-preventable disease
acute and prophylactic treatment of migraines Foundation (OPF). To receive continuing
prevalence this past year, and recent changes
in order to appropriately select therapy. As pharmacy education credit, you must
in recommendations from the CDC Advisory
new research emerges, pharmacists must be view the entire video, actively partici-
Committee on Immunization Practices. The
aware of the available dosing schedules and pate, answer post-activity questions, and
impact of the 2020-2021 influenza season
formulations that best suit the needs of our complete evaluations to claim and submit
with COVID-19 risk and vaccine effective-
patients. This presentation aims to provide credit through the LecturePanda.com
ness will be included, as well as initiatives
the tools required to treat these patients platform, which will upload credits to the
to improve vaccine hesitancy and increase
and what is expected to be seen next in the CPE Monitor. CPE Statements of Credit
immunization rates.
pipeline. can be printed from the CPE Monitor. ACPE #0129-0000-21-047-H06-P 0.1 CEU
ACPE #0129-0000-21-042-H01-P 0.15 CEU
Learning objectives for the continuing
pharmacy education programs can be More Than a New Y ear's Resolution :
G ende Rx: A Pharmacist ’s Role in Caring
found on the OPA website at Tips and Tricks for a Healthy Lifestyle
for T ransgender and G ender D iverse
www.ohiopharmacists.org. Brigid Groves, PharmD, MS, Senior Director
P atients for Practice and Professional Affairs,
Sam J. Miller, PharmD, R.Ph., AAHIVP, PGY- Speakers are expected to openly disclose
intent to discuss any off-label or investiga- American Pharmacists Association
1 Community-based Pharmacy Resident, Many people start each new year with a
The Ohio State University - Equitas Health tional use of drugs, devices, or equipment
in their presentations. All CPE sessions resolution, and it might pertain to weight loss
This session is for pharmacists interested or establishing a healthier lifestyle. However,
in (1) learning more about the transgender are knowledge-based activities unless
otherwise indicated. that "fresh start" motivation can sometimes
community and their health care needs; (2) dwindle quickly. This presentation will review
providing care that is inclusive and welcoming the positive impact on the body, both from a
to transgender patients; and (3) understand- The Ohio Pharmacists Foundation,
physical and mental health perspective, when
ing how pharmacists can be involved as part Inc. is accredited by the Accredita-
tion Council for Pharmacy Educa- an individual has a recommended body mass
of the gender-affirming care team. Attendees index. An overview of a few available program
tion as a provider of continuing
will be provided with didactic material, case pharmacy education. types and apps to facilitate weight loss and
studies, resources, and recommendations that enhance physical activity will be provided
they can implement in their own practice to Disclosure: The OPF trustees and other individ-
along with recommendations for maintaining
provide patient-centered care. uals responsible for planning OPF continuing
pharmacy education activities have no relevant motivation throughout the journey.
ACPE #0129-0000-21-043-H01-P 0.15 CEU
financial relationships to disclose. ACPE #0129-0000-21-048-H04-P 0.1 CEU
Application-based activity
6N avigating the Multi-G enerational Sunday On-Demand CPE Telepharmacy : A Patient 's P erspective
Workplace: D o X, Y, and Z Matter? (available at 8:00 am) Mitch Larson, Senior Marketing Specialist
Lisa Mostafavifar, PharmD, BCPS, BCNSP, and Jessica Adams, PharmD, Manager of
Specialty Practice Pharmacist, The Ohio N ew D rug Update 2021 Regulatory Affairs; TelePharm, a Cardinal
State University Wexner Medical Center Karen Kier, PhD, M.Sc., R.Ph., Professor of Health company
For the first time in history, 2020 represents a Clinical Pharmacy, Director of Assessment, Telepharmacy has been proven to be a safe
time where five generations could be working ONU College of Pharmacy and effective means to provide pharmacy
side by side in the workplace. From Tradi- This program will review the pharmacology services and allows pharmacists to maximize
tionalists to Generation-Z, each group has its and therapeutics of prescription medications their expertise and provide better access to
own desires and motives with regard to what released to the market in the past year, their essential pharmacy services in both rural and
they want to get out of work. Though they indications, clinical applications, drug inter- urban communities. This presentation takes a
can be a strength, generational differences actions, adverse effects, toxicities, significant look at the impact of telepharmacy from the
can also invoke significant conflict if manag- drug-drug and drug-food interactions, and the eyes of the patient and how this new practice
ers lack awareness of what their employees most important patient counseling informa- model is changing the way they access their
want. While it’s important to understand the tion to convey. It will also include how these medications and other pharmacy services.
differences between generations, research new agents compare to similar agents on the ACPE #0129-0000-21-055-H04-P 0.1 CEU
suggests we are more alike than different and market.
people want to be treated as individuals. This ACPE #0129-0000-21-052-H01-P 0.15 CEU Tossing and Turning : A Discussion
presentation will teach you how to navigate About Insomnia
management strategies to develop and lead a F unctional Medicine & D ietary Nira Kadakia, PharmD, Assistant Professor
multi-generational department. S upplements Update 2021 of Teaching in Pharmacy Practice,
ACPE #0129-0000-21-049-H04-P 0.1 CEU University of Findlay College of Pharmacy
Lauren Castle, PharmD, MS, Founder,
Functional Medicine Pharmacists Alliance; Poor sleep is linked to many chronic con-
H ot Topics for New P ractitioners Market Health and Wellness Director, ditions, like diabetes or depression, and
Moderator: Kristine Cline, PharmD, MS, can impact our overall quality of life. This
Walmart
Assistant Professor, Ohio State University Dietary supplement sales continue to grow as presentation will discuss insomnia, a common
College of Pharmacy and NPX Panelists consumer demand for these products rises, sleep disorder. The audience will learn why
There can be many opportunities and chal- bolstered by the 2020 pandemic’s focus on insomnia occurs and how to mitigate it.
lenges that arise for new and experienced immune health. Pharmacists are in a prime
ACPE #0129-0000-21-056-H01-P 0.1 CEU
practitioners. How each situation is handled position to help patients tailor their supple-
is essential to moving forward in your career. ment regimen by using a functional medicine
P reventing Spontaneous P rofessional
Learn from a variety of pharmacists how to approach integrated with pharmacy services. Combustion : Recognizing Opportunities
embrace opportunities, overcome challenges, This program will improve pharmacists knowl- to P ractice P ractical S elf -C are (A nd
and be ahead of change. edge and confidence in leveraging supple- H ow to Actually D o It)
ACPE #0129-0000-21-050-H04-P 0.1 CEU
ments and functional medicine to optimize Bethany Collier, LSW, CPhT, Patient
patient outcomes. Services Manager, Charitable Pharmacy
ACPE #0129-0000-21-053-H01-P 0.15 CEU of Central Ohio
The snowballing events and stressors of 2020
SUNDAY, April 18 I mplementation of a Harm Reduction have left many providers and patients feeling
Livestream CPE P rogram in a Rural Setting out of sorts, off kilter, and unsure of what to
Rachel Barhorst, PharmD, BCACP, BC-ADM, do next. This session introduces concepts
Director of Clinical Pharmacy Services; that contribute to these feelings, such as
9:45 a.m.
Lauren Haines, MBA, PharmD, BCACP, Di- burnout, compassion fatigue, and different
rector of Xchange; Anna Hatic, DO; Family types of trauma, then relates them to mental
Legislative Update 2021 distress and the aforementioned out of sorts
Ernest Boyd, PharmD (Hon), CAE and Health Services and Mark Whittaker, Chief
Deputy of Darke County Sheriff Depart- feelings. Participants will be introduced to the
Michelle Fitzgibbon, OPA Lobbyists; and basics of Trauma-Informed Care and armed
Antonio Ciaccia, OPA Senior Advisor ment
This session provides an overview of a mul- with knowledge to identify practical self-care
This session will include important informa- activities to help mitigate some of this distress
tion for pharmacists on recent legislative and tidisciplinary approach to harm reduction in
the rural community setting. Darke County is as the stressors continue. While these tools
regulatory changes that impact the practice alone will not make all the stress or stressors
of pharmacy. The progress of current and ranked 20th out of 88 counties in Ohio for un-
intentional overdoses with per capita deaths go away, every little bit counts as we continue
future advocacy initiatives, including PBM to face the unknown.
reform, provider status and further expansion at 37.2 per 100,000. To combat this disease,
Family Health Services (a Federally Qualified ACPE #0129-0000-21-057-H04-P 0.1 CEU
of pharmacist services will also be detailed.
In addition, our speakers will discuss OPA’s Health Center) has implemented a harm re-
legislative agenda for 2021 and what it may duction program including a needle exchange
program, wound evaluation, immunizations,
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mean for pharmacy practice.
naloxone, fentanyl test strips, and access to
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ACPE #0129-0000-21-051-H04-P 0.15 CEU
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the Ohio Department of Health and the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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endorse needle exchange programs. This
program will provide the tools to implement a
harm reduction clinic at your practice site.
ACPE #0129-0000-21-054-H01-P 0.15 CEU
7Special Thanks to our Sponsors
Annual Conference
Gold Sponsors Special Events
PAC eAssembly
Thursday, April 15 7:00 pm
Support pharmacy’s influence in Ohio’s General
Assembly by attending the Political Action Commit-
tee eAssembly. You’ll hear from an influential Ohio
legislator. You can also sponsor a student. This event
requires a separate registration fee on the OPA Con-
ference registration form. Can’t attend? Donate to
the PAC on the registration form or online at
www.ohiopharmacists.org.
OPA Past Presidents eGathering
Friday, April 16 10:55 am
OPA Past Presidents will gather Friday morning to
be updated on current OPA initiatives, and catch up
with old friends and past Association leaders.
Sponsored by Kroger Health
Awards eCeremony
Friday, April 16 11:30 am
OPA will recognize excellence in the profession, in
the community, and in the Association at the Annual
Awards eCeremony. 2021 UNDER 40 award recipients
will be also be recognized for leadership, excellence,
and vision in their practice and communities. (UNDER
40 Awards exclusively sponsored by Kroger Health)
eExhibits & Prizes
Friday, April 16 3:30 – 5:30 pm
Saturday, April 17 11:15 am – 1:30 pm
Silver Sponsor Learn about the newest products and services for your
patients at the OPA Virtual Annual Trade Show with video
promotions, resources to download, and prizes to win.
Let your fingers do the walking in the virtual Exhibit Hall
to connect with vendors as you search for prize codes.
Bronze Sponsors
Reach out to vendors and colleagues during Trade Show
hours via private messaging within the OPA Annual
Conference app and virtual platform. All exhibits are open
April 16 - June 16.
eHouse of Delegates
Saturday, April 17 2:45 pm
Conference Sponsors The House of Delegates serves as the policy-
making body of the Association. Make your voice
heard in directing the future of pharmacy practice in
Ohio through the Resolutions and Bylaws processes.
Watch for the Delegate Call and sign up to represent
your district.
OPA 2021 eInstallation
Saturday, April 17 5:00 pm
Joel Levitan, R.Ph. will be installed President of OPA,
along with the 2021-2022 officers and trustees. Hear
President TJ Grimm's remarks on OPA successes this
Council of Ohio Colleges of Pharmacy past year and Joel's look to the future.
8What does the OPA Annual Conference Virtual App and Platform Content
virtual platform and Attendify mobile app sponsored by
offer besides CPE?
Live Schedule ˗ dates and times of CPE sessions and
It allows you to connect with friends and colleagues via the events
OPA Annual Conference mobile app and virtual platform
features. Private Message a college friend, your best friend, an On-Demand CPE ˗ access to CPE sessions; CPE will
OPA CPE speaker, poster presenter, student pharmacist or a be released April 16 to 18, and will be available until
colleague you have always wanted to meet. Answer polls in the June 16, 2021
Activity Stream of the app/platform for fun and become eligible
to win daily prizes. Make a statement in the livestreamed CPE Speakers ˗ credentials and biographical information
session’s Chat field and respond to colleagues' chats. Join a
networking Channel within the mobile app to discuss topics of How to Claim CPE ˗ a resource for how to claim and
similar interest with colleagues. Conference events highlight
submit credits to be automatically uploaded to the CPE
pharmacy recognition, leadership transition, student compe-
titions and more. Post photos to the Activity Stream to share Monitor
your experience. Don’t forget to post a photo in the Activity
Stream for the daily themes April 16 to 18. eExhibits ˗ connect with vendors through email and
private chat; check out exhibit descriptions to qualify
for the virtual prize drawings; and discover much more
information
ePosters ˗ view poster videos, and share comments
and questions with Ohio pharmacist and student phar-
macist researchers via email or chat within the app/
platform
Residency eExpo ˗ learn about Residency programs
Virtual events offer a chance to see familiar faces, celebrate around Ohio
professional accomplishments and connect with colleagues.
OPA Executive Fellowship ˗ learn about, apply or
Why Join a Channel in the App? donate to the OPA Executive Fellowship in Leadership
and Association Management
Channels are the virtual answer to "Discussions in the Hall-
way." Join a 2021 Annual Conference Channel to connect with Activity Stream ˗ post or "like" comments, post photos
colleagues, see daily discussion topics and give your opinion on for the daily theme, answers polls for fun or prizes
pharmacy matters.
Attendees/Leaderboard ˗ connect with friends
Provider Status Implementation ˗ Discuss implementation
strategies for provider status in your practice site and ap- through private/group chat and compete to be at the top
proaches to meet requirements to provide new services. of the Leaderboard
COVID-19 Testing and Vaccines ˗ Discuss experiences, logis- Channels ˗ join colleagues discussing provider status,
tics, and best practices for COVID-19 vaccination and testing pharmacist COVID testing and vaccines, compounding
services at your pharmacies. issues, new practitioner experience & students (app
only)
New Practitioner Experience (NPX) ˗ Join other new practi-
tioners to discuss the challenges and successes of their first Bookmarks & Notes ˗ mark favorite sessions and take
years of practice. Engage and network with the NPX commu-
notes
nity!
Compounding Issues ˗ If your practice includes compounding, Sponsors ˗ view videos, images, products, social
this Channel is for you. It gives you a place to discuss media, contact and more information for sponsoring
compounding issues with fellow pharmacists. companies
Student Pharmacists ˗ Network virtually with students across FAQs ˗ find information on how to use features of the
the state. Discussions include methods for academic success, app or platform and where to locate sessions and events
work-life balance, and career opportunities!
Virtual Registration Process
Please allow up to 2 business days for processing of your OPA Annual Conference and Trade Show registration. You will then be
able to access the Attendify app/platform. Virtual CPE, events, exhibits and more will be available beginning Friday, April 16.
9Pharmacist 2021 CPE Reporting
Are you ready for continuing pharmacy education (CPE) reporting this year? As part of the new biennial (two-year) renewal cycle for
pharmacist licenses in Ohio, all pharmacists are required to obtain a minimum of 4.0 CEUs (40 hours) every two years. Pharmacists will need
to report CPE credits prior to license renewal in 2021; CPE must be earned between September 16, 2019 and September 15, 2021. Specific
requirements include:
• Any format (live, home study) is acceptable;
• Minimum 2 hours medication errors/patient safety (identified as ACPE -05);
• Minimum 2 hours jurisprudence or law (identified as ACPE -03) or Ohio Board of Pharmacy Approved Jurisprudence;
• Only ACPE courses and CPE from approved in-state providers (law and provision of volunteer healthcare services) are accepted.
NOTE: Pharmacists whose first license was issued on or after May 1, 2019 have different reporting requirements. Visit https://www.
pharmacy.ohio.gov/Documents/Licensing/CE/General/Pharmacist%20CE%20Reporting%20Requirements.pdf for specific guidance based on
licensure date.
Check your e-Profile on the CPE Monitor (https://nabp.pharmacy) to see your current CPE credits that qualify for reporting this year.
OPA uploads CPE credits to the CPE Monitor at the end of each month. To view quizzes that have been graded and not yet uploaded to the
CPE Monitor, log into the Members Only section of the OPA website (www.ohiopharmacists.org) and click on View CPE History.
How to Access, Claim and Submit your OPA Annual Conference Continuing
Pharmacy Education (CPE)
All livestreamed and on-demand CPE will be re- Conference, your date of birth and your NABP e-Profile
leased April 16 to 18, and can be viewed in the Confer- ID number. LecturePanda will connect your profile to the
ence mobile app (Attendify) or virtual platform. All CPE CPE Monitor. If an incorrect NABP e-Profile ID number
activities will be available in the app or platform until or birthdate are entered, an error message will appear
June 16, 2021. until the correction is made. Tap on the green Confirm In-
formation button on the bottom right-hand side of your
Once you have viewed livestreamed or on-demand screen. Ensure that all of your information is correct.
CPE activities within the OPA Conference app/virtual Slide the button to the right for Remember Me on This
platform, you will use the OPA Conference companion Device to make sign-in automatic for the next program to
platform, LecturePanda, to complete the post-activity be claimed during this event.
quiz and speaker evaluation assigned to each session.
All programs (livestream and on-demand) will include You will receive a confirmation message from
post-activity quizzes and speaker evaluations. Once all LecturePanda after your first sign-in. This message will
CPE videos have been viewed in full, and post-activity give you a link directly to LecturePanda. You will also
quizzes and evaluations completed, you will use the receive reminder notifications from LecturePanda to
LecturePanda platform to claim and submit credit. After complete your credits until you have submitted credit for
your credits have been claimed and submitted, they your sessions or until June 16, 2021. Please adjust your
will be automatically uploaded to the CPE Monitor by email settings to allow email from the lecturepanda.
LecturePanda. (Please allow 24 hours for the system to com domain. Once your credits have been claimed, and
process.) all of your quizzes, speaker evaluations, and conference
evaluation have been completed, the Submit Credits
You must register with OPA’s companion platform, button on the Evaluations page will turn green. Tap on
LecturePanda, to claim your CPE. LecturePanda registra- the Submit Credits button to allow LecturePanda to up-
tion will be available beginning April 16, 2021. Your link load your CPE credits to the CPE Monitor. (NOTE: If you
to LecturePanda will be included in the OPA Conference plan to participate in more than one CPE activity, please
Attendee Guide, which will be emailed prior to the start do not complete the conference evaluation and submit
of the Conference. Click/tap on Pharmacist as your credits until you have completed all activities for the con-
registration type. Complete the registration with your ference.) After the credits have been submitted, you will
full name, the email address you used to register for the receive a message of completion.
10REGISTRATION 143rd Annual Conference & Trade Show • April 16 - June 16, 2021 • OPA Conference mobile app & virtual platform
Name ______________________________________________________ Nickname for Badge_____________________________
Preferred Mailing Address q Home q Work __________________________________________________________________
City ________________________________________ State ____________ Zip ____________ Employer_____________________
Home Cell Work
Phone ( )________________________Phone ( )__________________________Phone ( )_____________________
Email _____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Twitter handle @ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Demographic Information (Group statistics are helpful to our exhibitors & encourage future support.)
1. Are you a Newbie?
q New OPA member q Practicing fewer than 7 years q Newly licensed in 2020 q First-time conference attendee
2. What best describes your practice type?
q Independent q Large Chain q Health-System q Academia/Research q Compounding q LTC/Geriatric Care q Other _________________
3. What is your role in purchasing products and services for your employer?
q Final Decision Maker q Significant Influence q Recommend q Research q N/A
4. Remind me to connect with virtual colleagues via the app's networking & discussion Channels.
q Provider Status q Compounding Issues q New Practitioners q COVID Testing & Vaccines q Students q N/A
2021 FULL REGISTRATION RATES Livestreamed Event Thursday, April 15, 7:00 pm
by 3/11 by 4/12 after 4/12 PAC eASSEMBLY
Discounted Member $279 $309 $339 $________ _ Minimum contribution for PAC eAssembly is $100/person. Please write a
separate check payable to “Pharmacy PAC.” No corporate checks please.
Non-Member * $429 $459 $489 $________ _ I_ will attend the PAC eAssembly $__________
*special package rate includes OPA membership through December 2021 _I would like to sponsor a student(s) – $50 each $__________
PGY1/PGY2 Resident $134 $164 $194 $________ _ _I cannot attend, contribution enclosed $_ _________
Residency Site__________________________________________
Check this box if you wish to serve as a delegate at the Annual
Full registration includes access to livestream and on-demand CPE
Conference House of Delegates meeting.
activities, handouts, Trade Show, and break videos. Registration for the
Livestreamed Event Saturday, April 17, 2:45 pm
PAC eAssembly is a separate fee.
PA Y M ENT :
Register online at www.ohiopharmacists.org
OR Mail to: OPA 2674 Federated Blvd, Columbus, OH 43235 OR fax: 614 - 389-4582 OR call: 614-389-3236
Total Remitted $_______________ Check included
Credit Card Electronic Funds Transfer
VISA MasterCard American Express Checking Savings Business Checking
Exp. Date ________________ Sec. Code _______________ Routing # ____________________________________________
Name on Card _________________________________________ Account # ____________________________________________
Account # _____________________________________________ Name on Account ______________________________________
Billing Address __________________________________________
(If different from above)
Requests for event registration refunds, less the $15 administrative fee, will be honored if received by 4/12/21. A confirmation email will be sent
upon receipt of registration.
SPECIAL MEMBERSHIP CONFERENCE PACKAGE
* New members will enjoy OPA member benefits such as the Ohio Pharmacy Newsline email and legislative alerts; the monthly Ohio Phar-
macist journal with home-study continuing pharmacy education, including CPE that qualifies for the State of Ohio Board of Pharmacy jurispru-
dence and patient/medication safety credit; access to the Members-Only section of the website, and much more.
Year of
College Attended ______________________________ Graduation ________ Ohio Pharmacist License #_____________________
Membership dues may constitute an ordinary and necessary business expense, but are not considered a charitable deduction. A portion of dues, however,
is not deductible as an ordinary and necessary business expense to the extent that OPA engages in state or federal lobbying. The non-deductible portion
for 2021 is 18%. This special offer is available to NEW OPA Members only (those who were not OPA members in 2019 or 2020). Past 2019 & 2020 OPA members must
pay 2021 OPA dues prior to registering for the Conference.
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Columbus, Ohio 43235-4990
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