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V I S I O N 2 0 1 8 : C S H P w i l l b e a t h r i v i n g , p r o g r e s s i v e s o c i e t y , l e a d i n g a n d i n s p i r i n g e x c e l l e n t p h a r m a c y p r a c t i c e i n t e g r a l t o

p a t i e n t—c e n t r e d c a r e i n h o s p i t a l s a n d o t h e r c o l l a b o r a t i v e h e a l t h c a r e s e t t i n g s .

I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E :

President . . . . . . . . . . . 1—2

Official Delegate . . . . . . . . . 2

Programs & Fundraising . . . . . . 3

College . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Membership . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Interior . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Northern . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Excellence . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Advocacy . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

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Message from the President

@CSHPBCBranch

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Be inspired by change. The Quay, New Westminster, BC.

Photo credit: Herb Wong - Communications Officer 2016-17, The BC Branchlet Editor.

Fall is always an active time for CSHP BC

Branch Council as we are gearing up for many

upcoming events. I had the pleasure of

attending the Pharmacy Residency Certificate

Night at the UBC Golf Club on behalf of CSHP

and congratulating all BC hospital pharmacy

residents in completing their residency

program. It is rewarding see our former

hospital pharmacy residents now become our

colleagues and peers.

As well, I recently attended a lunchtime

information session at the faculty for

undergraduate students, organized by our

Student Membership Coordinators Jackson

and Geoff. The student turnout was excellent

as the lecture theater was filled to capacity. I

gave an overview of hospital pharmacy

practice and the various institutional settings

where a pharmacist may work in. It was very

encouraging to see so many questions asked

by students and that there is a strong interest

in hospital pharmacy. It was clear that hospital

pharmacy is an attractive career path to many

students and that student enthusiasm was

high. As well, several council members

attended UBC Careers Avenue Night which is

always an exciting and dynamic event.

CSHP BC Branch had a strong presence and

fielded many questions from pharmacy

students regarding a career in hospital

pharmacy.

Our Clinical Symposium continues to be a

popular event this year with another record

breaking attendance. As well, the physical

assessment course continues to be very

popular, with classes now expanded to the

Vancouver Island! CSHP BC Branch also

participated in the College of Pharmacists

125th Year Anniversary Gala in Kelowna.

CSHP BC Branch provided input into the

Certified Pharmacy Prescriber initiative and

continues to contribute to the updating of

bylaws with the College of Pharmacists. As

well, Anca and myself have met with the

Hospital Pharmacy Directors of BC to discuss

further advocating hospital pharmacist

prescribing with the Health Authorities and the

Ministry of Health.

Looking forward, our council is currently

working on providing more benefits to CSHP

members, providing more accredited

continuing education opportunities for

Join us on Twitter for this year’s

Annual General Meeting! Follow the hashtag #cshpbcAGM

O U R R O L E

CSHP will advocate on behalf of hospital pharmacists in a

timely manner.

CSHP will ensure organizational sustainability and

effectiveness.

CSHP will serve its members through improved

membership services.

CSHP will improve patient medication outcomes and

safety by advancing practice excellence.

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C S H P w i l l b e a t h r i v i n g , p r o g r e s s i v e s o c i e t y , l e a d i n g a n d i n s p i r i n g e x c e l l e n t p h a r m a c y p r a c t i c e i n t e g r a l t o p a t i e n t—c e n t r e d c a r e i n h o s p i t a l s a n d o t h e r c o l l a b o r a t i v e h e a l t h c a r e s e t t i n g s .

President (cont’d)

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hospital pharmacists and working with the faculty

to promote hospital pharmacy practice to

pharmacy students.

This will be my last newsletter submission as

President. It has been a very busy and productive

term. I am very proud of what council has

accomplished and am honored to have worked

with such a dedicated and energetic group. Our

Pharmacy Awareness Month campaign grows

larger each year, our advocacy efforts are

expanding to multiple stakeholder groups, our

educational opportunities continue to grow and

our physical assessment course continues to be in

strong demand and has expanded. It has been a

great pleasure to work with such an enthusiastic

group of individuals on council and on the various

committees who volunteer their time and passion

in making BC Branch one of the most active and

progressive in Canada. I encourage all of you to

consider participating in CSHP Branch activities

and considering joining a committee or even BC

Branch Council. It will be a very rewarding

experience. I look forward to seeing all of you at

our Annual General Meeting.

Respectfully submitted,

Doson Chua

President, CSHP BC Branch

president@cshp-bc.com

www.cshp-bc.com

Happy Autumn Greetings to One and All. Hope

you have all had a great Fall season, and are off to

a fantastic finish to 2016! :)

Bruce Millin (CSHP Official’s Past-Past President),

Tim Lau (CSHP-BC Branch’s President Elect) and I

had the pleasure of attending CSHP Official’s Board

Meetings and AGM in Regina during the 4th

weekend in October. Congratulations to Bruce for

completing his term as CSHP Official’s Past

President and our sincere thanks to him for all his

great work during his term on CSHP’s Executive

team.

During the recent Board Meetings, we discussed a

number of important initiatives, including CSHP

Official’s detailed Balanced Scorecard, to make

sure it’s consistent with the organization’s

strategic goals and objectives. We also discussed

CSHP’s perspective on a National PharmaCare

Program and the importance of releasing a

position statement, in addition to an already

published Open Letter on this topic to Prime

Minister Trudeau and the Premiers. Furthermore,

CSHP’s Past-President, Glen Pearson, participated

in the Citizens’ Reference Panel on PharmaCare in

Canada to highlight the importance of equitable

access to medications for all Canadians and the

significance of ensuring medications are used

appropriately and in a cost-effective fashion.

Another exciting matter that was discussed during the

Board meetings was CSHP’s desire to change its logo in

the near future, together with its new website, to be

unveiled at PPC 2017. As such, a task force was put

together with the tight timelines of considering a new

logo for CSHP by the end of this year. I would like to

encourage our talented BC Branch members to please

email me your proposed CSHP logo creations by

Sunday, Nov. 27th. We will review the suggestions

and submit our favourite logo for consideration to

CSHP Official’s Logo Task Force by the deadline of

December 1st.

A number of recommendations were also reviewed

and approved by CSHP Official during the Board

Meetings. These recommendations will be shared

with the BC Branch Council and can be accessed by

any of our members.

I hope to see you at our upcoming CSHP-BC Branch

AGM on Nov. 18th & 19th, 2016.

With Best Wishes,

Shirin Abadi Official Delegate, CSHP-BC Branch

BC Branch Official Delegate

Saskatchewan Legislative Building in Regina, Saskatchewan. Photo credit: Shirin Abadi

Tim Lau (Left); Bruce Millin (Center); Shirin Abadi (Right)

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Fall is an exciting season for the Programs Committee, as we wrap up Clinical Symposium and prepare full-force for our largest event of the year, our AGM and After Party! Another record number of over 200 participants attended the Clinical Symposium in September at the Italian Cultural Centre, and were treated to three outstanding presentations and a delicious buffet Italian dinner. Dr. Sue Corrigan gave us an exciting update on antidepressants and approach to the treatment of depression. We learnt practical tips and valuable clinical pearls from Ms. Katherine Lepik in her HIV Treatment update. Dr. Melanie Carter gave a comprehensive discussion on the current challenges and controversies in Cardiology. We sincerely thank our speakers for their expertise, time and effort, our sponsors for making the event possible, and to members of the Programs Committee for running a seamless symposium! Annual General Meeting 2016 | Westin Bayshore Hotel Conference Centre, Vancouver, BC Friday and Saturday November 18th and 19th, 2016

Our AGM will take place at one of the top hotels in downtown Vancouver overlooking Coal Harbour. Once again, we will combine with the College of Pharmacists of BC and feature an exceptional line-up of educational sessions, two satellite symposiums, manufacturer exhibits, research posters, networking opportunities, and the CSHP-BC Branch business meeting. By attending both days of educational sessions, you can earn 4.75 hours of accredited learning. Featured presentations and speakers include: 1. The New 2016 IDSA HAP/VAP Guidelines – A Long Awaited Update [Dr. Curtis Harder]

2. The Weird and Wonderful World of Pediatric Epilepsy [Ms. Elaine Wong]

3. 125 Years of Regulating Pharmacy Practice [Mr. Bob Nakagawa]

4. Top Headlines and Trials from 2016: Time for Change? [Dr. Katelyn Halpape]

5. Benefits of Prescribing by Pharmacists [Dr. Ross Tsuyuki]

6. Breakout Session #1: The Great Translators [Ms. Sue Robbins]

7. Breakout Session #2: Immunization Issues and Effective Communication| I Boost Immunity:

Where Local Learning meets Global Giving [Ms. Shaila Jiwa and Mr. Ian Roe]

Don't miss the EARLY BIRD discount deadline of Thursday November 10th, 2016! Please register online through Eventbrite at cshpbc-agm2016.eventbrite.ca To attend the College of Pharmacists of BC AGM, please register separately by logging onto eServices.

Cesilia Nishi Fundraising Chair 2015, CSHP-BC Branch

Karen Ng Programs Chair 2016, CSHP-BC Branch

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For additional fundraising opportunities or questions,

please contact Cesilia Nishi at fundraising@cshp-bc.com.

CSHP-BC Branch Social Event 2016 | 6 Degrees Eatery, Vancouver, BC | Sat. Nov. 19, 2016 beginning at 3:30pm Following the AGM, walk across the street and come PARTY with us at our AGM After Party! CSHP-BC Branch wants to thank all members by throwing a free event at the new and friendly 6 Degrees Eatery just steps from The Westin Bayshore. Join us for a fun and relaxed gathering with your colleagues and enjoy free food, games and prizes. This event is FREE FOR MEMBERS, and $35 for non-members. The first 50 CSHP members who register receive a free drink ticket. Hurry and register online through Eventbrite at cshpbc-party-2016.eventbrite.ca. The maximum capacity at this venue is 100 people, so tickets will sell out!

We are committed to delivering quality educational events, and we value your feedback! We look forward to seeing you at all of this year’s upcoming events. If you have ideas for topics and speakers for future events, please contact Karen Ng at programs@cshp-bc.com.

Join us on Twitter for this event! Follow the hashtag #cshpbcAGM

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feedback suggesting that the College should consider changing its name to better reflect the College’s role in regulating both pharmacy technicians and pharmacists in BC. The results of the feedback are summarized in the College Name Change – Results of Online Engagement Report which was shared with the College Board.

CPBC 125th Anniversary Conference

The College of Pharmacists of BC celebrated its 125th Anniversary by hosting a conference packed full of pharmacy topics for pharmacy professionals! With learning opportunities stretching from compounding to physical assessment and health tech, these presentations will help prepare you for the future of pharmacy in BC. You can still earn unaccredited CE through watching the conference webcast and reviewing the presentation materials available on the College website.

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Join us for our 125th AGM The College of Pharmacists of BC will be holding its 125th Annual General Meeting alongside the Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists BC Branch AGM on Saturday November 19, 2016. Register by November 16 We hope to see you there!

New Deputy Registrar The College is pleased to announce that David Pavan will be joining the College as Deputy Registrar. David has a passion for pharmacy in BC, both for the profession and in protecting patient safety. He has over 20

years of management and leadership experience in the pharmacy industry in both rural and urban settings.

Join us in welcoming David Pavan.

Moving forward with a College Name Change

The College Board made the decision to pursue officially changing the name of the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia to the College of Pharmacy of British Columbia. Changing the name of the College would require a change to the Health Professions Act.

The College received over 1,500 responses to

the online survey with the majority of

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College of Pharmacists of BC

Pharmacist Prescribing Watch for the results of the pharmacist prescribing engagement and a College Board decision on the College’s next steps for the Certified Pharmacist Prescribing Draft Framework at the College’s November 2016 Board Meeting. Click here to tune in.

Anar Dossa

Vice-Chair

College of Pharmacists of BC

Stay Connected with College Board Meetings

Stay in the know with College Board decisions by reviewing Board Meeting Highlights, following along

with live #CPBCBoard updates, or watching the BCPharmacists Periscope broadcast.

Click here for access to the September 2016 College Board Highlights!

Check out our 125th

Anniversary Video!

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Did Someone Encourage You to Join CSHP?

If so, we will send them a coupon if you provide

their name on the ‘referral’ line in your

application. Those who make a referral receive

$10 for encouraging members and supporters to

join and $5 for referring pharmacy residents and

students. Coupons can be used for publications,

continuing education programs or membership

fees. Did you know CSHP BC Branch has a

Recruitment Award to recognize outstanding

recruitment efforts? The member who signs up

the most new active members wins a $150

recruitment award (or $50 for the student

supporter award).

Membership P A G E 5

Thank you to all our members and supporters

who have renewed their membership for the

2016/2017 year! The membership year started

July 1, 2016. Have you forgotten to renew your

CSHP membership? Don’t worry, it’s not too late

to renew and take advantage of member

registration rates for the CSHP BC Branch Annual

General Meeting taking place on November 18th

and 19th. A wonderful line-up of speakers and

topics have been planned and we look forward

to seeing our members and supporters. And

with a CSHP membership you can gain access to

the first ever after party for FREE!

In early October, CSHP Council members

attended Career Avenues at UBC and met with

many undergraduate pharmacy students

interested in learning more about hospital

pharmacy and joining the mentorship program.

Our student membership coordinators have

been working hard to meet the increasing

demand for mentors. If any CSHP members are

interested in becoming mentors, please contact

me or Jackson Stewart (Student Membership

Coordinator).

The CSHP Advocacy committee has already

started planning for pharmacy awareness month

across the province and is also currently working

on arranging meetings with government officials

to promote hospital pharmacy initiatives. For

our profession to have a strong voice and

unified support, CSHP membership is crucial.

Encourage your peers, colleagues, and mentees

to join the movement!

Our current membership numbers are growing,

and we have more members than this time last

year! Our strength is in our numbers, so reach

out to your colleagues and inform them about

the benefits of joining CSHP! Please contact me

at members@cshp-bc.com for any membership

related questions or concerns, or if you have any

ideas on how we can help you get more out of

your CSHP membership. I’m looking forward to

hearing from you!

France Carriere

Membership Chairperson

Interior Chapter

Benefits of CSHP Membership:

Opportunities to participate in advocacy

campaigns to advance practice

Be eligible for numerous awards and grants at

the Branch and National levels (over 20!)

Attend quality, accredited continuing

education events

Connect with pharmacists in your practice

area and exchange ideas on the Pharmacy

Specialty Network (PSN)

Access exclusive partner discount

programs, including liability insurance, home

and automobile insurance plans, car and hotel

rental discounts, gift baskets and flowers

discounts

Annual subscription to the Canadian Journal

of Hospital Pharmacy

Tools for Pharmacist Clinical Practice

Available

In response to requests from pharmacists for access to patient care tools used at the Pharmacists Clinic, the UBC Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences has updated its online catalog of pharmacist resources. These resources are free to access and can be helpful for pharmacists practising in any patient care setting (community pharmacy, hospital, clinic, long-term care facility). They include communication tools such as a doctor consultation letter template and service delivery tools such as a Comprehensive Medication Management service model. Templates are formatted so pharmacists can customize them for their own practice needs. Click here to access the full list of resources.

On October 26th we will be having our fall update where Dr. Anthony Amadio, Clinical Practice Leader

for Kelowna General Hospital Pharmacy Department, will be presenting on “Hypertension 2016:

Success remains an elusive target”. As well we are happy to host Doreen Leong, Director of Registration,

Licensure, Pharmanet for the BC College of Pharmacists, who will be presenting on “Certified

Pharmacists Prescriber Initiative - Framework for Pharmacists”. Both talks have strong clinical

implications and we are looking forward to what the speakers have in store!

William Nevers

Interior Chapter Chairperson

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The Northern Chapter held a new twist on CE

with an accredited two-part series Fall CE Event

over two lunch hours on September 29th and

October 6th, 2016. It was well attended with

26 participants for each session – nearly half

attending via Skype/webinar. This

technology-based approach has been well

received and allows events to be “virtually

attended” by anyone with internet access. The

lunch-hour time was favourable for many; the

only downside was people asked for longer

than one hour as the cases were so

engaging. Attendees felt more confident in

their own clinical skills and recommendations

after attending these presentations.

Julie Gagnon presented on Pediatric

Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Neonatal

Hyperbilirubinemia. We learned who gets

palivizumab, how many doses (3-5), that YES it

does take 20 minutes for the foam to dissipate

after reconstitution and that Canada has an

“extended season” of eligibility to also include

November and March (www.childhealthbc.ca).

Julie also outlined to clearly avoid ceftriaxone

and sulfonamides with elevated neonatal

bilirubin due to displacement of bilirubin from

albumin binding sites (use cefotaxime and

ampicillin/gentamicin instead).

Amy Nunley presented on Acute Coronary

Syndrome and went through useful clinical

pearls and charts for use in practice on

antithrombotics (mono, dual and sometimes

triple), beta-blockers, statins and ACE

inhibitors. Beta-blockers and ACE inhibitors

should be initiated in the first 24 hours in the

absence of contra-indications. Atorvastatin

10mg will decrease LDL by 39% at 4 weeks, but

will see only a further 6% decrease for each

subsequent doubling of dose. And NO NSAIDS

– just ASA!

It is tough to believe it has been over a year since

we nervously hit “submit” on our residency

applications. We’ve now transitioned from being

warned of having a difficult year ahead of us (they

weren’t lying), to being almost halfway through!

The past 5 months have certainly flown by for us

residents!

So far, we’ve all had very unique experiences in

residency, with our schedules differing greatly in

terms of the various clinical experiences we’ve

been exposed to. We’ve had many opportunities

to share these experiences so far, whether it be

through our BBQ dinner and night out during

didactics, our gatherings after academic days and BC-

wide case presentations, or at the CSHP Symposium

that happened this September. Aside from the clinical

knowledge and skills we have all been developing, we

have all been fortunate enough to meet some fantastic

new people.

As the year progresses we have further BC-wide case

presentations coming up, as well as project deadlines,

oral exams, and an increased pace in our rotations. We

know that the second half of our residency is going to

be difficult, but we are looking forward to the valuable

learning ahead of us!

Mitch Prasad and Jarred Kelly

Co-Chief Residents

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Jennifer Hawkes

Northern Chapter

Chairperson

Northern Chapter Another shout out to Northern Health for

reimbursing 50% of pharmacist CSHP

memberships as a pilot project for the 2016-

2017 year! This is great to see our health

authority being so supportive of this

organization!

Excellence In Hospital Pharmacy Initiative CSHP’s Excellence in Hospital Pharmacy/En

Pharmacie Hospitalière is a new national initiative

designed to promote, as the title implies,

excellence in hospital and institutional-based

pharmacy practice across Canada. This 3-year

initiative is designed to be the successor of the

highly successful CSHP 2015 initiative, which

concluded last year.

The “Excellence” initiative, as it has become known

by CSHP Official, is led by Project Coordinator

Laurie Mitchell from Montréal. The Steering

Committee is composed of 18 members in total

representing all 10 provinces, including a member

from L’Association des pharmaciens des

établissements de santé du Québec (APES), patient

advocate member, and student member. The

search for a pharmacy technician member remains

ongoing. The newly designed Excellence logo was

recently released.

I am very fortunate to have been selected as the

member representing British Columbia, and look

forward both providing input on behalf of the BC

Branch, as well as champion the initiative amongst

our provincial membership. The infrastructure of the

Excellence initiative, such as the goals and objectives,

is currently under development. It is aimed to build

on the success of CSHP 2015, as well as align with

other key strategies to promote best practice such as

the Key Performance Indicators. The formal

introduction of the Excellence initiative to

membership will take place at PPC 2017 in Toronto.

Arden Barry

BC Representative,

CSHP Excellence in Hospital

Pharmacy Initiative

BC Pharmacy Practice Residents

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Over the past few months the BC CSHP

Advocacy Committee has been busy working on

a few initiatives.

Our group has reached out to Pharmacy and

Health Authority leadership to advocate for the

role of institutional pharmacy teams and their

potential to better serve patients. CSHP Council

members are also planning to meet with Judy

Darcy, the Opposition Spokesperson for Health

in the beginning of November, 2016. Our focus

will be to highlight the roles our members play

in the healthcare system, as well as underline

the contributions we can have to seamless care

via an expanded scope of practice that would

include collaborative prescribing.

The CSHP BC Advocacy Committee is also putting a

lot of effort in continuing to improve our presence

and impact through PAM 2017 and beyond. With

creativity, we are working on expanding the array

of promotional items that we will have to distrib-

ute. Also, in collaboration with the Membership

Chairs and Student delegates, CSHP is launching an

UBC Pharmacy student button design competition.

This design has the potential to be used at a na-

tional level. How exciting is that!

I would also like to take this opportunity to

encourage sites to start thinking about planning

PAM 2017. If you plan to have a public forum, or

engage with local media avenues, this is a great

time to start planning all those details. Also,

remember to check out the Advocacy page for

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p a t i e n t—c e n t r e d c a r e i n h o s p i t a l s a n d o t h e r c o l l a b o r a t i v e h e a l t h c a r e s e t t i n g s .

Advocacy Committee Update

CSHP BC Branch would like to thank the following organizations for their support through unrestricted grants.

Learn more about our supporters by clicking below!

Take advantage of our exclusive member benefits: Competitively-priced professional malpractice, liability, home and auto insurance Discounted rates for continuing education events and webinars Complimentary subscription to Canadian Journal of Hospital Pharmacy (CJHP) Eligibility for CSHP research grants and awards Complimentary subscriptions to Pharmacy Specialty Networks CSHP weekly electronic bulletins

Please feel free to contact me if you have any

questions or suggestions (advocacy@cshp-

bc.com).

We look forward to seeing you at the 2016 CSHP

BC AGM!

Kind regards,

Anca Cvaci

CSHP National Advocacy

Representative Chair

CSHP BC National Advocacy

Committee Chair

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