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Wednesday 3rd of October 2012
09:00-17:00		FIP SYMPOSIUM FOR PHARMACY TECHNICIANS AND PHARMACY SUPPORT WORKFORCE 8
09:00-12:00		3rd AIM GLOBAL DEANS FORUM - Part 1 8B.1
14:00-17:00		3rd AIM GLOBAL DEANS FORUM - Part 2 8B.1
Thursday 4th of October 2012
09:00-12:00		3rd AIM GLOBAL DEANS FORUM - Part 3 8B.1
		GOING DUTCH - PHARMACY PRACTICE IN THE NETHERLANDS 8A
		SCIENCE MEETS PRACTICE EXPLOITING SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE OF BIOLOGICAL TRANSPORTERS FOR PRACTICAL THERAPEUTIC BENEFIT 8D.1
10:00-16:00		FIP SYMPOSIUM FOR PHARMACY TECHNICIANS AND PHARMACY SUPPORT WORKFORCE 8
Friday 5th of October 2012
07:30-08:45		BREAKFAST SESSION: PHARMACISTS IN HUMANITARIAN WORK 8E
09:00-17:00		PHARMACY PRACTICE RESEARCH – PROVING THE VALUE OF THE PHARMACIST NOW AND IN THE FUTURE 1B
09:00-12:00		EMERGENCY – NOT ENOUGH MEDICINES: BEST CASE SOLUTIONS IN DEALING WITH DRUG SHORTAGES 5C
		IMPROVING PATIENT OUTCOMES THROUGH COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE 1A
		PHARMACY LAW AND COMPETITION LAW: FEUDING LAWS OR WORKING IN PARTNERSHIP? 6C
		REPORTING OF ADVERSE EVENTS AND ERRORS 3A
		SUPPORTING ADHERENCE IN COMMUNITY PHARMACIES 7B
12:15-13:45		REPORTS FROM YOUR GLOBAL NETWORK: FIP MEMBER ORGANISATIONS PRESENT THEIR BEST CASES AND CHALLENGES 8C.1
		THE FUTURE OF SUSTAINABLE HEALTH AND PHARMACY CARE. 2A
		WHO-FIP LAUNCH EVENT: 2012 GLOBAL PHARMACY WORKFORCE REPORT 8H
14:00-17:00		RISK BENEFITS MANAGEMENT IN PRACTICE 3B
		DIAGNOSTICS – DIRECTING INDIVIDUALIZED MEDICINE INTO THE FUTURE 2D
		MEDICINES INFORMATION FOR CONSUMERS - PARTNERING WITH PATIENTS TO MAXIMIZE BENEFITS 4C
		POLICY AND REGULATION FORUM FOR POLICY MAKERS - TRENDS IN COMMUNITY PHARMACY: DEBATING THE FUTURE OF THE PROFESSION 8C.2
14:00-15:30		INCREASED LEGAL, SOCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY – IS THE PROFESSION READY? 4A
Saturday 6th of October 2012
09:00-17:00		THE FUTURE OF GOOD PHARMACY PRACTICE IN COMMUNITY PHARMACY – BE PART OF THE CREATION 4D
09:00-12:00		ARE THERE GLOBAL SOLUTIONS TO ENSURE THE INTEGRITY OF THE GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN? 5A
		FUTURE DIRECTIONS–INTEGRATING MULTIDISCIPLINARY EDUCATION INTO CURRICULA. 1C
		SOCIAL NETWORKS – FRIEND OR FOE IN MEDICINES INFORMATION? 4E
		THE NEW MEDICINES IN 20 YEARS TIME AND THEIR IMPACT ON PHARMACY PRACTICE. 2B
12:15-13:45		PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES: PAST AND FUTURE IMPACT OF DRUG DEVELOPMENT ON HEALTH CARE. 2E
		REPORTS FROM YOUR GLOBAL NETWORK: FIP MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS PRESENT THEIR BEST CASES AND CHALLENGES 8C.3
		SHORT ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM DEVELOPMENT TO MARKETING – SHORT ORAL COMMUNICATIONS 8F.1
		THE REGULATION OF PHARMACEUTICALS HAS SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASED COSTS WITHOUT ADDRESSING THE KEY WEAKNESSES IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN 5B
14:00-17:00		ECONOMICS OF HEALTH CARE: HOW WILL WE AFFORD HEALTH SERVICES? 6A
		MEDICATION ADHERENCE: IF YOU DON’T TAKE THE MEDICINES THEY WON’T WORK! 7A
		POLICY AND REGULATION FOOD FOR THOUGHT – LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE FOOD INDUSTRY 8C.4
		SCIENCE MEETS PRACTICE LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE IN PHARMACEUTICAL DEVELOPMENT, WHAT IS COMING DOWN THE PIPELINE? 8D.2
		STEERING BETTER FUTURE DECISIONS – COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS RESEARCH 4F
Sunday 7th of October 2012
09:00-12:00		ACCESS TO APPROPRIATE PAIN RELIEF - A GLOBAL CHALLENGE 4B
		ECONOMICS OF PHARMACY: HOW WILL PHARMACISTS BE PAID? 6B
		PHARMACISTS – CREATING A FUTURE OF BETTER PHARMACOVIGILANCE 3C
		SHORT ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FORUM FOR PRACTITIONERS - ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: 100 COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS TALK: MY DAILY ACTIVITIES 8F.2
		THE FUTURE EMERGENCY DRUG SUPPLY CHAIN 5D
		THE FUTURE Of CLINICAL PHARMACY EDUCATION – THE NEED for ATTENTION TO ‘HOT TOPICS’ 2F
12:15-13:45		BIOWAIVER MONOGRAPHS – INCREASING ACCESS TO THE WORLD’S AFFORDABLE, QUALITY MEDICINES. 2G
		CLINICAL GUIDELINES – RAISING THE BAR OR CREATING ROADBLOCKS? 4G
		PRESENTATION OF “COMMUNITY PHARMACY VISION 2020” 1D
		TRADITIONAL PROCESS VS INNOVATIVE PRACTICE – BENEFITS OF THE MULTI-GENERATIONAL TEAM IN PATIENT OUTCOMES 1E
14:00-17:00		CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN QUALITY ASSURANCE OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN 5E
		IMPROVING RESPONSIBLE USE OF OTC MEDICINES FROM LABELING TO COUNSELING 4H
		PHARMACY EDUCATION INNOVATIONS IN EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY FOR PHARMACY AND HEALTH CARE LEARNERS 8B.2
		POLICY AND REGULATION THE FUTURE OF EMERGENCY PHARMACY PRACTICE AND POLICY 8C.5
		SHORT ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FORUM FOR PRACTITIONERS - ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: 100 COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS TALK: MY DAILY ACTIVITIES 8F.2
		WHAT SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES WILL DRUG THERAPY BE BASED ON IN 2030? 2C
Monday 8th of October 2012
09:00-17:00		FORUM FOR INNOVATORS: INTEGRATING THE PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DEMANDS OF A SUCCESSFUL PHARMACY 6D
09:00-12:00		BREAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGIES AND THE PARADIGM SHIFT IN NANOMEDICINES 2H
		PHARMACY EDUCATION UNIVERSAL COMPETENCIES: WHAT IS COMPETENCE AND HOW DO WE MEASURE IT? 8B.3
		THE DYNAMIC HEALTH CARE ENVIRONMENT – ITS IMPACT ON THE FUTURE 4I
12:15-13:45		SHORT ORAL COMMUNICATIONS CLINICAL PEARLS – INSPIRATION TO IMPROVE YOUR FUTURE HOSPITAL PRACTICE 8F.4
		SHORT ORAL COMMUNICATIONS OF THE PHARMACY INFORMATION SECTION 8F.3
		SWITCHING FROM PRESCRIPTION TO NON-PRESCRIPTION STATUS - CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES 4J
		WHAT DOES A PHARMACY LEADER LOOK LIKE (AND ARE THEY BORN, DEVELOPED OR ADOPTED)? 1F
14:00-17:00		HISTORY OF PHARMACY 8G
		PHARMACEUTICALS AND WATER 3D
		PHARMACY EDUCATION THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE: ASSURING QUALITY, SATISFACTION AND BETTER OUTCOMES IN GLOBAL PHARMACY EDUCATION PROVISION 8B.4

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