2011 Federal Pharmacy Forum
The first Federal Pharmacy meeting of the year and one you won't want to miss!
Join your colleagues from the Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, Public Health Service, Department of Veterans Affairs, and the civilian pharmacists and pharmacy technicians assigned to these Federal Health Care Facilities. Learn the latest about federal pharmacy innovation, gain insight on professional issues, and network with clinical and practice experts from across the country.
The APhA Federal Forum, held at the Sheraton Seattle, begins with a reception on Thursday, March 24 and continues on Friday, March 25. The Forum will offer a wide array of professional development and education opportunities for federal pharmacists and technicians. Additionally, a Breakfast Product theater (note CPE is not offered), is planned for Friday morning.
Secure your place at the Federal Pharmacy Forum and join your colleagues for:
- Comprehensive programming
- Federal pharmacy innovation
- Insight on professional issues
- Networking with clinical and practice experts
- And much more...
Stay connected to your community of colleagues. Earn 4.0 CPE credits.
Schedule of Events
Thursday, March 24
1700-1900 Federal Pharmacy Caucus*
1930-2100 Welcoming Reception
Friday, March 25
0700-0800 Breakfast Program
0800-0830 Registration
0830-1200 Opening General Session
1200-1330 Lunch on own
1330-1530 Afternoon Session
1530-1730 Breakout Sessions
*For federal pharmacists selected to the APhA House of Delegates
You must register for the Federal Pharmacy Forum. There is no extra fee to attend if you are also attending APhA2011; by registering you simply confirm your participation at the Federal Forum. Registration opens October 15.
APhA2011, held in conjunction with the Federal Forum, is the premier meeting event for pharmacists, technicians, and new practitioners alike, with the opportunity to earn more than 20 continuing pharmacy education credits and choose from 80 educational workshops.
Continuing Pharmacy Education
APhA is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE) as a provider of continuing pharmacy education (CPE).
Courses appropriate for pharmacist participation will be designated by an ACPE universal activity number ending in the letter "P." Courses appropriate for pharmacy technician participation will be designated by an ACPE universal activity number ending in the letter "T."
The Federal Forum offers up to 4 hours (.4 CEUs) of CPE credit. All CPE participation will be recorded online for APhA2011. You may record your CPE in the Cyber Cafe during the meeting or online at the meeting Web site after the seminar. You can print your CPE Statement of Credit directly from your computer for your records.
