Minneapolis, MNJune 3 – 7, 20172017

6 • SUNDAY, JUNE 12 • SUMMER MEETINGS 2016

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Meet ASHP’s Board

Take the opportunity to talk face-to-face with the people who serve on the ASHP Board of Directors.

Today, Immediate Past President Chris Jolowsky, Treasurer Phil Schneider, House of Delegates Chair Amber Lucas, and

Board members Tim Brown, Lea Eiland, Don Letendre, Kathy Pawlicki, Ranee Runnebaum, and Kelly Smith will participate in Meet and Greet with Pharmacy Leaders, planned in cooperation with the ASHP Pharma-cy Student Forum. The event starts at 8 a.m. in Room 343, on Level 300.

Lucas will facilitate the delegates’ caucuses in Room 337, on Level 300, starting at 9:30 a.m.

All members of the Board will be at the first meeting of the June House of Delegates, scheduled for 1–5 p.m. in Ballroom I, on Level 400.

Afterward, everyone, including President-Elect Lisa Gersema, will head to Exhibit Hall E for the Grand Opening Reception. The reception starts at 5 p.m. on Level 100. Board members, as their availability per-mits, may be found at the ASHP Resource Center, Booth 614. Lisa M. Gersema,

Pharm.D., M.H.A., BCPS, FASHP

Donald E. Letendre, Pharm.D.

Lea S. Eiland, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCPPS, FASHP, FPPAG

Amber J. Lucas, Pharm.D., BCPS, FASHP

Timothy R. Brown, Pharm.D., BCACP, FASHP

Kelly M. Smith, Pharm.D., BCPS, FASHP, FCCP

Philip J. Schneider, B.S., Pharm.D.

Ranee M. Runnebaum, Pharm.D., MHI

Christene M. Jolowsky, M.S., R.Ph., FASHP

Kathleen S. Pawlicki, M.S., R.Ph., FASHP

ASHP AWARD

Degenhart to Receive Whitney Lecture Award

Sister Mary Louise Degenhart, who was instrumental in the growth of phar-macy residency programs, will receive ASHP’s 2016 Harvey A. K. Whitney

Lecture Award during a dinner being held in her honor on Tuesday.

The award recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contri-butions to health-system pharmacy and is consid-ered the most prestigious honor bestowed in health-system pharmacy.

Degenhart, a member of the religious com-munity of Adorers of the Blood of Christ, has served as special assistant to the president at St. Louis College of Pharmacy, her alma mater, since 2011.

She earlier served in several pharmacy ad-ministration positions where she planned and implemented state-of-the-art practice.

Throughout her career, Degenhart worked toward advancing a well-trained core of phar-macy technicians.

Degenhart was a member of ASHP’s Ac-creditation Services Division from 1989 to 1995 and then served as a contract surveyor until March 2015.

She left ASHP employment to become the director of the healthcare facilities sponsored by her religious community. She then collaborated with others to establish a ministry of reconcili-ation in a troubled neighborhood on the south side of Chicago.

Degenhart has also been active in pro-fessional organizations and was one of the founders of the Southern Illinois Society of Hospital Pharmacists and the Illinois Council of Health-System Pharmacists. She served as the council’s third president.

Established in 1950 by the Southeastern Michigan Society of Hospital Pharmacists, the Harvey A. K. Whitney Lecture Award is named for ASHP’s first president.

Degenhart will present her Harvey A. K. Whitney Lecture on Tuesday night. Cou-pons for the reception and dinner must be exchanged for tickets with a table number by 2 p.m. Monday. Come to the Ticket Sales counter in the Registration area to make the exchange.

Attendees who bought coupons for the din-ner during advance registration should have received them during badge pickup.

Tickets are $125 apiece and nonrefundable.The reception will start at 7 p.m. in the Hil-

ton Baltimore’s Key Ballroom, on the second floor.

Attire is evening formal; black tie is optional.

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ASHP’S FORUMS

The Vice Chairs and Members of the 2016–17 executive committees of the New Practitioners Forum and Pharmacy Student Forum took their oaths of office on Saturday. The Chairs will be sworn in Tuesday.

Sister Mary Louise Degenhart, ASC, M.B.A., FASHP

Chair Ashley Duty, Pharm.D., M.S.

Chair Jenna Fancher

Vice Chair Calvin Ice, Pharm.D., BCPS

Vice Chair Lauren Stanz

Member Jillian DeGuz-man, B.S., Pharm.D.

Member Kristy Nguyen

Member Elizabeth Dow, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCOP

Member Adam Smith

Member Nick Messing-er, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCACP, CDE

Member Kelsey Stephens

ASHP New Practitioners Forum

ASHP Pharmacy Student Forum

Opening Reception Features Special Guest at Photo Booth

Have a souvenir photo taken this evening with a Baltimore icon, courtesy of ASHP and green screen technology.

The photo op is free as part of the ASHP 2016 Summer Meetings’ Grand Opening Reception taking place in the Exhibit Hall.

Visit with exhibitors, have a light bite to eat, and enjoy the music.

The reception starts at 5 p.m. in Exhibit Hall E, on Level 100, and ends at 7 p.m.

ASHP’s special guest will be at the photo booth 5:30–6:30 p.m.

Throughout the evening, the booth will offer a selection of Baltimore-area and -themed backgrounds for the perfect souvenir photo. Up to four people, perhaps more, can fit in the booth for a photo at the same time.

A ticket for the reception is included in the Summer Meetings’ full registration fee. Registered exhibitors also have a ticket.

Additional tickets may be purchased for $37 apiece at the Customer Relations coun-ter near Registration.

All tickets are nonrefundable.

PresidentJohn A. Armitstead

President-ElectLisa M. Gersema

Immediate Past President

Christene M. Jolowsky

TreasurerPhilip J. Schneider

Chair, House of Delegates

Amber J. Lucas

Board of DirectorsTimothy R. Brown

Lea S. EilandDonald E. LetendreKathleen S. Pawlicki

Ranee M. RunnebaumKelly M. Smith

Chief Executive Officer

Paul W. Abramowitz

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News ViewsASHP SUMMER MEETINGS & EXHIBITION • SUNDAY • JUNE 12-15, 2016 • BALTIMORE, MD

Joseph A. Oddis Ethics Colloquium 2016—Addressing Complex Ethical Challenges in Health-System Phar-macy: Nurturing Habits of the Heart 10:15 a.m., Room 321

New Drugs in Primary Care 2016 1:45 p.m., Room 321

Today’s Hot Sessions

Today’s Schedule

GET THE MOST OUT OF 140 CHARACTERSAn @ASHPOfficial follower explains professional and personal online engagement. Page 2

10 TIPS ON NETWORKING SESSIONSFive veterans of networking sessions offer tips for making the most of these experiences. Page 3

6–7:45 a.m.: ASHP Foundation Annual Donor Appreciation Breakfast (invitation only)

7–11:30 a.m.: ASHP House of Delegates Registration

7:30–9:30 a.m.: Open Caucuses

7:30 a.m.–6 p.m.: Ambulatory Care, Critical Care, Pediatric Pharmacy, and Pharmacotherapy review and recertification courses (at Hilton Baltimore)

8–9:30 a.m.: Meet and Greet with Pharmacy Leaders (for students)

8–10 a.m.: Educational programming

9:30–11:30 a.m.: Caucuses facilitated by Chair of ASHP House of Delegates

9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.: Student Leadership Development Workshop

10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.: Educational programming

1–5 p.m.: First Meeting of the June House of Delegates

1:45–3:45 p.m.: Educational programming

4–5 p.m.: Networking sessions

5–7 p.m.: Grand Opening Reception

ASHP PRESIDENT

Welcome to ASHP Summer Meetings

It’s great to be back in Baltimore for the 2016 ASHP Summer Meetings, a perfect blend of learning and networking. We are so glad you could join us.

This week, you’ll be able to choose from four concurrent specialized meetings: the Ambulatory Care Conference, Informatics Institute, Medication Safety Collaborative, and Pharmacy, Practice & Policy.

No matter which boutique conference you’ve selected, you’ll also have unrestricted access to all of the sessions and events taking place at the other meetings.

While you’re here, don’t forget to explore ASHP’s expansive exhib-it program, take a tour of the first-rate research presented during poster sessions, and get in-volved in our innovative information exchange, ConnectLIVE!

Finally, I hope you also will find a little time to observe an ASHP House of Delegates session (today 1–5 p.m. or

Tuesday 4–6 p.m. in Ballroom I, on Level 400). The sessions are fascinating to watch, as your colleagues discuss and decide ASHP’s profes-sional policies. These policies are so important because they are the foundation for ASHP’s efforts to ensure that you are successful in your patient care journey.

ASHP is constantly striving to exceed your expectations. Please let us know how we’re doing by sharing your thoughts with the ASHP Board of Directors and staff here in Baltimore or by sending me an email at president@ashp.org.

Have a great meeting!

John A. Armitstead, M.S., R.Ph., FASHP

Baltimore’s Inner Harbor waterfront is a three-block walk east from the Baltimore Convention Center.

Thank You, Summer Meetings Sponsors

MARYLAND SOCIETY OF HEALTH-SYSTEM PHARMACY

Charm City Welcomes You

On behalf of the Maryland Society of Health-System Pharmacy, I am honored to welcome you to Baltimore for the ASHP 2016

Summer Meetings.In 1975, Bill Evans, a leading advertis-

ing executive in Baltimore, was charged by Mayor William Donald Schaefer to “come up with something to promote the city.” Evans’s response was, “Baltimore has more history and unspoiled charm tucked away in quiet corners than most American cities out in the spotlight,” and Baltimore’s nickname of Charm City was born.1

Over 40 years later, we hope you enjoy your time at the ASHP Summer Meetings and take a few moments to explore all that the Charm City has to offer.

The ASHP Summer Meetings has so much to offer with four content-targeted conferences in one and countless opportunities to network.

During your meeting downtime, explore Baltimore. The possibilities include a tour of

Oriole Park at Camden Yards and a trip on the Charm City Circulator to one of several local neighborhoods, such as Harbor East or Little Italy, for boutique shop-ping and dining options fit for foodies. You can catch Baltimore Water Taxi in the Inner Harbor and head to Fells Point

for a crab cake or Fort McHenry for historic sightseeing. Other points of interest close to the Convention Center and Inner Harbor include the National Aquarium, the Maryland Science Center, and the American Visionary Art Museum.

By land or by sea, we hope you enjoy the meeting and take time to discover what makes Baltimore so charming!

1. Sandler G. How the city’s nickname came to be. Baltimore Sun. 1995; Jul 18.

MSHP President Meghan D. Swarthout, Pharm.D., M.B.A., BCPS

Baltimore is also known as the Monumental City.

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News ViewsASHP SUMMER MEETINGS & EXHIBITION • SUNDAY • JUNE 12-15, 2016 • BALTIMORE, MD

Joseph A. Oddis Ethics Colloquium 2016—Addressing Complex Ethical Challenges in Health-System Phar-macy: Nurturing Habits of the Heart 10:15 a.m., Room 321

New Drugs in Primary Care 2016 1:45 p.m., Room 321

Today’s Hot Sessions

Today’s Schedule

GET THE MOST OUT OF 140 CHARACTERSAn @ASHPOfficial follower explains professional and personal online engagement. Page 2

10 TIPS ON NETWORKING SESSIONSFive veterans of networking sessions offer tips for making the most of these experiences. Page 3

6–7:45 a.m.: ASHP Foundation Annual Donor Appreciation Breakfast (invitation only)

7–11:30 a.m.: ASHP House of Delegates Registration

7:30–9:30 a.m.: Open Caucuses

7:30 a.m.–6 p.m.: Ambulatory Care, Critical Care, Pediatric Pharmacy, and Pharmacotherapy review and recertification courses (at Hilton Baltimore)

8–9:30 a.m.: Meet and Greet with Pharmacy Leaders (for students)

8–10 a.m.: Educational programming

9:30–11:30 a.m.: Caucuses facilitated by Chair of ASHP House of Delegates

9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.: Student Leadership Development Workshop

10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.: Educational programming

1–5 p.m.: First Meeting of the June House of Delegates

1:45–3:45 p.m.: Educational programming

4–5 p.m.: Networking sessions

5–7 p.m.: Grand Opening Reception

ASHP PRESIDENT

Welcome to ASHP Summer Meetings

It’s great to be back in Baltimore for the 2016 ASHP Summer Meetings, a perfect blend of learning and networking. We are so glad you could join us.

This week, you’ll be able to choose from four concurrent specialized meetings: the Ambulatory Care Conference, Informatics Institute, Medication Safety Collaborative, and Pharmacy, Practice & Policy.

No matter which boutique conference you’ve selected, you’ll also have unrestricted access to all of the sessions and events taking place at the other meetings.

While you’re here, don’t forget to explore ASHP’s expansive exhib-it program, take a tour of the first-rate research presented during poster sessions, and get in-volved in our innovative information exchange, ConnectLIVE!

Finally, I hope you also will find a little time to observe an ASHP House of Delegates session (today 1–5 p.m. or

Tuesday 4–6 p.m. in Ballroom I, on Level 400). The sessions are fascinating to watch, as your colleagues discuss and decide ASHP’s profes-sional policies. These policies are so important because they are the foundation for ASHP’s efforts to ensure that you are successful in your patient care journey.

ASHP is constantly striving to exceed your expectations. Please let us know how we’re doing by sharing your thoughts with the ASHP Board of Directors and staff here in Baltimore or by sending me an email at president@ashp.org.

Have a great meeting!

John A. Armitstead, M.S., R.Ph., FASHP

Baltimore’s Inner Harbor waterfront is a three-block walk east from the Baltimore Convention Center.

Thank You, Summer Meetings Sponsors

MARYLAND SOCIETY OF HEALTH-SYSTEM PHARMACY

Charm City Welcomes You

On behalf of the Maryland Society of Health-System Pharmacy, I am honored to welcome you to Baltimore for the ASHP 2016

Summer Meetings.In 1975, Bill Evans, a leading advertis-

ing executive in Baltimore, was charged by Mayor William Donald Schaefer to “come up with something to promote the city.” Evans’s response was, “Baltimore has more history and unspoiled charm tucked away in quiet corners than most American cities out in the spotlight,” and Baltimore’s nickname of Charm City was born.1

Over 40 years later, we hope you enjoy your time at the ASHP Summer Meetings and take a few moments to explore all that the Charm City has to offer.

The ASHP Summer Meetings has so much to offer with four content-targeted conferences in one and countless opportunities to network.

During your meeting downtime, explore Baltimore. The possibilities include a tour of

Oriole Park at Camden Yards and a trip on the Charm City Circulator to one of several local neighborhoods, such as Harbor East or Little Italy, for boutique shop-ping and dining options fit for foodies. You can catch Baltimore Water Taxi in the Inner Harbor and head to Fells Point

for a crab cake or Fort McHenry for historic sightseeing. Other points of interest close to the Convention Center and Inner Harbor include the National Aquarium, the Maryland Science Center, and the American Visionary Art Museum.

By land or by sea, we hope you enjoy the meeting and take time to discover what makes Baltimore so charming!

1. Sandler G. How the city’s nickname came to be. Baltimore Sun. 1995; Jul 18.

MSHP President Meghan D. Swarthout, Pharm.D., M.B.A., BCPS

Baltimore is also known as the Monumental City.

2