Date: May 10, 2018 8:15 AM-3:45 PM

Location: Butler University College of Pharmacy Rm PB150-156

Highlights: 

• Discuss and practice clinical problem solving strategies with patient case scenarios.
• Evaluate appropriate therapeutic recommendations involving the top 200 most commonly used drugs.
• Review and practice various types of calculations encountered in compounding and administering medications.
• Review the indication, dosing, contraindications, and side effects of common nonprescription products.

 

NAPLEX REVIEW FEES:

2018 IPA Member/Student Pharmacist Graduate - $0

TWINPACK - Both NAPLEX and MJPE Reviews 2018 IPA Member/Student Pharmacist Graduate - $0

2018 Non-Member Student Pharmacist Graduate which includes IPA membership for (1) year - $25

TWINPACK - Both NAPLEX and MPJE Reviews for Non-Member Student Pharmacist Graduate which includes IPA membership for (1) year - $25

2018 Out-of-State Student Pharmacist Graduates which includes IPA membership for (1) year - $70

TWINPACK - Both NAPLEX and MPJE Reviews for Out-of-State Student Pharmacist Graduates which includes IPA membershipo for (1) year - $140

All Pharmacists and Residents - $120

TWINPACK - Both NAPLEX and MPJE Reviews for Pharmacists and Residents - $200

Registration will open on 3/29/18 for IPA NAPLEX Review scheduled for May 10^th to be held in Indianapolis at Butler University College of Pharmacy.  All 2018 graduates are invited to attend.   Parking on campus is inside a covered parking garage for $10 a day on campus.  Mastercard, Visa and Discover are accepted.  For planning purposes, please register by May 4th.

 
Feedback received from previous attendees:

•  Great review session!  I really liked the practice questions and discussions and why each answer was right or wrong.
•   I really enjoyed this review session.  Good handouts and presenters.
•  Thank you.  An excellent way to kick off preparation for the NAPLEX. 

 
Please note the following:

•  Indicate special meal requests when registering.      
•  Bring pen and paper, laptop, iPad or tablet for taking notes along with a calculator. Guest WI-FI is available (an access code will be provided).
•  Dress comfortably for the day long review.
•  A drawing for (2) prize giveaways will be held during the afternoon for all registered attendees!
•  Parking on Butler’s campus is available for $10 a day (covered garage) in close proximity to the pharmacy building.
•  Final details will be sent to each registrant.

 
Please contact Carol Dunham, IPA Meetings Manager ipacarol@indianapharmacists.org or (317) 634-4968 with questions.

Presenters for the full-day review are tentatively: Alex Isaacs, PharmD, BCPS (Purdue), Jane E. Krause,BS Pharm, RPh, MS (Purdue), Darin Ramsey, PharmD, BCPS, Carrie Maffeo, PharmD (Butler).  See agenda below for details. 
 

NAPLEX REVIEW AGENDA

8:20 – 8:30 AM: Welcome (IPA Representatives)
 
8:30 – 8:45 AM: Tips for Preparing for the NAPLEX

8:45 – 10:45 AM:  Approaches to Problem Solving and Patient Case Scenarios

Alex Isaacs, PharmD, BCPS

Clinical Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice

Purdue University College of Pharmacy, West Lafayette

Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Internal Medicine - Eskenazi Health

• Discuss and practice clinical problem solving strategies with patient case scenarios.   
• Evaluate and determine appropriate therapeutic recommendations involving the top 200 medications.

10:45 – 11:00 AM:  Morning Break 11:00 – 12:30 PM: Pharmaceutical Calculations

Jane E. Krause, BS Pharm, RPh, MS

Clinical Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice

Purdue University College of Pharmacy, West Lafayette

 

• Review equivalents/conversion factors for the systems of measurement used in pharmacy.
• Review the various expressions of concentration used in pharmacy. 
• Discuss and practice various types of pharmaceutical calculations encountered with compounding, dispensing, and dosing/administering medications.   

12:30 – 1:15 PM:  Lunch and Door Prizes 1:15 PM – 3:45 PM:  Nonprescription Drugs
There will be a break (15 minutes) at approximately 2:30 PM

Darin Ramsey, PharmD, BCPS and Carrie Maffeo, PharmD

Butler University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Indianapolis

 

• Review the indication, dosing, contraindications and side effects of common nonprescription medications.
• Evaluate patient case scenarios to determine appropriate nonprescription recommendations.

3:45 PM:  Review Session Ends and Attendees Complete and Submit Evaluation

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