CE At SEA Educational Programming
Radiance of the Seas
10 hours of General CE
2 hours of Florida Approved Medication Error CE
Deck Five – Conference Center
Friday, June 7, 2013
8:00pm Depart Seward, Alaska
Saturday, June 8, 2013
8:00am - 9:30am <> Diving into HIPAA’s Compliance
Requirements (1.5 hours) – Michael Jackson
Upon completion of this program pharmacists will be able
to: Identify the Laws covering confidentiality and their
lead up to HIPAA; Recognize the Standard Principles
governing confidentiality as it relates to ‘patient records’;
Identify the need for and responsibilities of a ‘privacy
officer’ and ‘workforce training requirements’;
Differentiate between the proper ‘uses and disclosers’ of
‘protected health information’ and ‘permitted uses and
disclosures’; Recognize when ‘authorization’ is necessary
for ‘protected information’; Identify the requirements for
the ‘distribution of Privacy Practices Notices’; Develop an
‘electronic protected health information’ policy;
Recognize how to ‘mitigate’ and ‘notify’ affected
individuals in case of a breach of protected health
information. UAN: 0165-0000-13-011-L03-P
Upon completion of this program technicians will be able
to: Recognize the importance of confidentiality; Define
HIPAA; Define an electronic protected health information
policy. UAN: 0165-0000-13-011-L03-T
9:30am - 9:45am <> BREAK
9:45am – 10:45am <> Compounding Gold Standards –
Part I (1 hour) - Brian Kahan
Upon completion of this program pharmacists will be able
to: Explain the difference between compounding and
manufacturing; Define Florida laws and rules related to
compounding services; Describe what the process is to
become an accredited compounding center; List the
common USP standards on compounding; List the basic
nomenclature related to pharmacy compounding services.
UAN: 0165-0000-13-12-L04-P
Upon completion of this program technicians will be able
to: Identify the difference between compounding and
manufacturing; Recognize Florida rules and laws related
to compounding services; List common USP compounding
standards. UAN: 0165-0000-13-12-L04-T
10:45am – 11:45am <> Compounding Gold Standards –
Part 2 (1 hour) - Brian Kahan
Upon completion of this program pharmacists will be able
to: Identify common principles of compounding; Define
pharmacy technician roles and responsibilities in
compounding; Explain why compounding has been a
benefit to society using Testimonials; Review areas of
concern for compounding and compounders - what went
wrong in Massachusetts - Case studies in compounding.
UAN: 0165-0000-13-13-L04-P
Upon completion of this program technicians will be able
to: List the role of the pharmacy technician in
compounding; Recognize the benefit compounding has on
society; Identify areas of concern for compounding
pharmacies. UAN: 0165-0000-13-13-L04-T
More information here
Radiance of the Seas
10 hours of General CE
2 hours of Florida Approved Medication Error CE
Deck Five – Conference Center
Friday, June 7, 2013
8:00pm Depart Seward, Alaska
Saturday, June 8, 2013
8:00am - 9:30am <> Diving into HIPAA’s Compliance
Requirements (1.5 hours) – Michael Jackson
Upon completion of this program pharmacists will be able
to: Identify the Laws covering confidentiality and their
lead up to HIPAA; Recognize the Standard Principles
governing confidentiality as it relates to ‘patient records’;
Identify the need for and responsibilities of a ‘privacy
officer’ and ‘workforce training requirements’;
Differentiate between the proper ‘uses and disclosers’ of
‘protected health information’ and ‘permitted uses and
disclosures’; Recognize when ‘authorization’ is necessary
for ‘protected information’; Identify the requirements for
the ‘distribution of Privacy Practices Notices’; Develop an
‘electronic protected health information’ policy;
Recognize how to ‘mitigate’ and ‘notify’ affected
individuals in case of a breach of protected health
information. UAN: 0165-0000-13-011-L03-P
Upon completion of this program technicians will be able
to: Recognize the importance of confidentiality; Define
HIPAA; Define an electronic protected health information
policy. UAN: 0165-0000-13-011-L03-T
9:30am - 9:45am <> BREAK
9:45am – 10:45am <> Compounding Gold Standards –
Part I (1 hour) - Brian Kahan
Upon completion of this program pharmacists will be able
to: Explain the difference between compounding and
manufacturing; Define Florida laws and rules related to
compounding services; Describe what the process is to
become an accredited compounding center; List the
common USP standards on compounding; List the basic
nomenclature related to pharmacy compounding services.
UAN: 0165-0000-13-12-L04-P
Upon completion of this program technicians will be able
to: Identify the difference between compounding and
manufacturing; Recognize Florida rules and laws related
to compounding services; List common USP compounding
standards. UAN: 0165-0000-13-12-L04-T
10:45am – 11:45am <> Compounding Gold Standards –
Part 2 (1 hour) - Brian Kahan
Upon completion of this program pharmacists will be able
to: Identify common principles of compounding; Define
pharmacy technician roles and responsibilities in
compounding; Explain why compounding has been a
benefit to society using Testimonials; Review areas of
concern for compounding and compounders - what went
wrong in Massachusetts - Case studies in compounding.
UAN: 0165-0000-13-13-L04-P
Upon completion of this program technicians will be able
to: List the role of the pharmacy technician in
compounding; Recognize the benefit compounding has on
society; Identify areas of concern for compounding
pharmacies. UAN: 0165-0000-13-13-L04-T
More information here