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AASHP Dinner Meeting
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Tuesday, March 10, 2009 |
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| 6:30-7:00 |
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Registration / Welcome |
| 7:00-8:00 |
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Dinner / Presentation |
| 8:00-8:30 |
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Q&A / Closing Remarks |
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Place |
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Cover
3
2700 W. Anderson Lane, Ste 202
Austin, TX
78757-1110
512 374-1121Cover 3
is located on Anderson Lane, across from Northcross Mall between
Fuddruckers and Alamo Drafthouse Theatre.
Click
here for a map (a new window will open).
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Topic and Speaker |
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“Update on Managing Hypertensive Emergencies: Evolving role
of
Cleviprex”
Joseph F. Dasta, M.Sc., R.Ph.
Professor Emeritus
The Ohio State University
College of Pharmacy
Adjunct Professor
University of Texas
College of Pharmacy
ACPE # 077-999-08-028-H01-P
1.0 contact hours (0.1 CEUs).
Learning Objectives
OBJECTIVES: At the
conclusion of this program, the attendee will be able to:
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Discuss the prevalence of acute hypertension.
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Describe treatment goals and common adverse events
associated with over- and undertreatment of acute
hypertension in the perioperative and emergency
department settings.
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Review current and future I.V. antihypertensive
therapies.
- Implement appropriate strategies
regarding the use of I.V. antihypertensive therapies to
increase patient safety and outcomes.
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Sponsor |
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The Medicines Company |
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RSVP |
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The meal is free for
all members of AASHP.
Non-members may join AASHP at the door.
Dues are $35 for pharmacists;
$20 for pharmacy
technicians;
and $15 for students.
If you are not a member, and feel
that that you
cannot afford the program but would like to attend,
please contact
This
meeting is closed. If you hold a confirmed reservation and
cannot attend, be sure to email < cancel@aashp.net>
so we can invite a member from the waiting list. |
Target audience: pharmacists and pharmacy technicians
 AKH
Inc. is accredited by the
Accreditation Council For Pharmacy Education, as a
provider of continuing education. ACPE Universal Program
number 077-999-08-028-H01-P. This
program provides ONE contact hour of Continuing
education credit. This activity is made possible by an
educational grant from The Medicines Company. |
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