|
*NOTE
– Each
Immunization
participant must
have CPR current
certification
and provide
proof of status
in order to
immunize
patients in
Tennessee and
for the
certificate of
achievement to
be valid. The
Certificate of
Achievement is
only valid with
active CPR
Certification.
(You may
register whether
or not you are
attending the
Immunization
Delivery
program.) To register for
the CPR
Certification
course is being
offered on
Friday, August
6, 1:00 to 5:00
pm., download
the
CPR
CERTIFICATION
REGISTRATION
FORM.
The APhA
Pharmacy-Based
Immunization
Delivery
certificate
training program
provided through
the Tennessee
Pharmacists
Research and
Education
Foundation (TPREF)
is a
practice-based
activity
conducted in two
parts – a
self-study
learning
component and a
live training
seminar. A
Certificate of
Achievement will
be awarded to
participants who
successfully
complete all
program
components.
This is an
innovative and
interactive
program designed
to meet state
regulations for
pharmacy-based
immunization
delivery. The
course will
prepare you to
administer
vaccines before
the upcoming flu
season and give
you the tools to
improve your
pharmacy
practice, both
professionally
and financially.
The Immunization
Delivery Program
is in two parts:
Self-Study
Component
Active (live)
Learning
Component
Course handbooks
that contain
materials for
both the self
study component
and the live
seminar will be
provided to the
registrant prior
to the program.
The TPREF
reserves the
right to cancel
the
Pharmacy-Based
Immunization
Delivery Program
and the CPR
Course if the
required number
of participants
is not met by
July 12, 2010.
PROGRAM
FACULTY
Denise Barker,
D.Ph.
Micah Cost,
Pharm.D.
|
—SCHEDULE— |
|
Friday,
August
6,
2010
CPR
ADULT
CERTIFICATION
PROGRAM
(Separate
Registration
Fee
Required)
1:00
pm –
5:00
pm
CDT |
|
Saturday, August 7, 2010
PHARMACY-BASED IMMUNIZATION DELIVERY |
|
7:30 am |
Check-in & Registration |
|
8:00 am |
Welcome, Introductions and Acknowledgements |
| |
● Program Overview
●
The Importance of Vaccines and the Pharmacist’s Role in Vaccine Delivery
●
How Do Vaccines Prevent Disease?
●
Vaccine-Preventable Diseases (Part I) |
|
10:00 am |
Morning Break |
| ??? am |
●
Vaccine-Preventable Diseases (Part II)
●
Identifying Vaccination Needs |
| 12 noon |
Lunch |
|
1:00 pm |
●
Establishing a Pharmacy-Based Immunization Program
●
Practice Implementation |
|
3:00 pm |
Break |
| ??? pm |
●
Adverse Events Following Vaccination and Emergency Preparedness
●
Vaccine Administration Technique
●
Transitional/ Summary Remarks
●
Skills Training and Assessment |
| 4:00 pm |
Final Exam and Program Evaluation |
|
5:00 pm |
Conclusion |
|
 The American
Pharmacists
Association is
accredited by
the
Accreditation
Council for
Pharmacy
Education as
provider of
continuing
pharmacy
education.
Pharmacy-Based
Immunization
Delivery: A
Certificate
Program for
Pharmacists was
developed by the
American
Pharmacists
Association, and
is supported
in-part by an
educational
grant from
VaxServe.
TOTAL CE CREDIT:
20 HOURS (2.0
CEUs) - (1.2 CEU)
ACPE UAN:
202-000-09-002-H01-P;
(0.80 CEU) ACPE
UAN:
202-000-09-001-L01-P |
