Maine Society of Health-System Pharmacists
Dinner Meeting and Continuing
Education Event
Thursday, April 26, 2007
Bedside
Medication Verification:
Preparing
your Pharmacy
Keith
Burnham, RPh
Clinical
and IT Pharmacist
Parkview Adventist Medical Center, Brunswick
Roles
and Responsibilities
of
the Decentralized Technician
Roger
Southwick, CPhT
Lead
Decentralized Technican
Eastern Maine Medical Center, Bangor
Captain
Daniel Stone Inn
10 Water Street, Brunswick
877-573-5151
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5:30
to 6:00 PM Social Hour Learning
Objectives 1. Identify the best bar code format for your pharmacy. 2. Choose an appropriate bar code scanner. 3. Identify the possible methods to add bar codes to medications. 4. Determine the best method for bar coding: outsource or in-house. 5. Identify the time frame required to prepare the pharmacy for BMV. Learning
Objectives 1. Describe what functions are performed. 2. Describe what level of experience and training is required. 3. Describe how to create and implement a decentralized process. 4. Describe the benefits of utilizing this model. Click here for program brochure
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This
program is approved for 2 contact hours (0.2 CEU) of Maine continuing education
credit - CE # 1391. |
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Registration Fees: Includes program, dinner, dessert, & non-alcoholic beverage. RPh Member: $35 Technician Member: $15 RPh Non-Member: $50 Technician Non-Member: $20 Non-Member fee includes one year MSHP membership |