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Pharmacy Learning Network has begun registration for its Tampa area conference for area health-system pharmacists, taking place on Saturday, November 7, 2009. Sessions at the conference are ACPE-accredited by North American Center for Continuing Medical Education, LLC, or the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy for up to 7 contact hours of continuing pharmacy education.
The conference will begin with registration and breakfast at 7 am at the InterContinental hotel (4860 W. Kennedy Boulevard, Tampa, FL, 33609); the educational sessions begin at 8 am and conclude at 4:30 pm. Breakfast and lunch are provided for all participants.
Online and printable registration forms are available at www.PharmacyLearningNetwork.com, along with additional conference details and CE information.
Take advantage of PLN's "Buy 1, Get 1 Free" registration offer—register yourself and a pharmacy colleague by calling a PLN registration coordinator at 609-371-1137 and pay only one registration fee!
The regular registration fee for this conference is $65 per person.
For more details regarding registration, contact Kristin Dickie at 609-371-1137 or kdickie@PharmacyLearningNetwork.com.
About Pharmacy Learning Network
Pharmacy Learning Network (PLN) is dedicated to supplying health-system pharmacists with current, quality, learner-driven education, including a new educational platform comprised of a series of one-day, live educational conferences. PLN conferences provide health-system pharmacists with a full day of interactive continuing education sessions led by a variety of clinical experts.
Pharmacy Learning Network (PLN) conferences presents health-system pharmacists with:
• A full day of interactive learning opportunities throughout 7 distinct 1-hour sessions
• Insight into applying evidence-based guidelines and protocols to daily practice
• Expert faculty leading a mix of therapeutically-driven and practice-based sessions across an array of clinical areas
• Interactive and engaging presentations, including case-based discussions and debates
• Topics and practice data that is highly individualized to health-system pharmacists
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