General Information

Packing information and insight into 10-minute segments, micro-sessions are an innovative way for meeting attendees to engage on different strategies and tactics that address important issues. This shorter format provides an opportunity for participants to hear multiple approaches and success stories. Each micro-session will have a minimum of four, 7 to 10-minute quick presentations or “TED” type talks and cover specific and key take-away objectives based on an overall theme. Each presentation is limited to one presenter.

Pharmacist Demand Indicator (Formerly Aggregate Demand Index) – Sponsored by the Pharmacy Workforce Center (formerly the Pharmacy Manpower Project, Inc.) – A national survey regarding the demand for pharmacists that is updated quarterly. Data regarding the need for pharmacists are provided by panelists whose organizations are directly involved in hiring pharmacists. The reporting for the Pharmacist Demand Indicator (PDI) began September 2016.

Exhibit Hall

Exhibit Hours

Sunday, July 14

Exhibitor Opening Reception: 3:30 p.m.–6:30 p.m.

Monday, July 15

Exhibit Hall Open: 9:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m.

Exhibitor Boxed Lunch: 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m.

Sponsor Booths

Platinum Sponsors

Certiphi Screening, Inc. - Booth 102/103

PharmCAS - Booth 404

Gold Sponsors

Pearson - Booth 113

Rite Aid Pharmacy - Booth 105

The AACP Action Center serves as a centralized hub where members and supporters can easily engage in advocacy efforts by accessing tools, resources, and timely information on key policy issues. The purpose of the center is to increase civic participation, strengthen collective voices, and inform meaningful policy change by making it easier for advocates to stay informed and get involved.

Quorum Tracking Tools

Tracking tools provide real-time updates to help educators, advocates, and collaborators proactively engage in policy and inform decisions that shape the future of pharmacy education.

Pharmacy Education Dashboard 

This tool provides a high-level overview of mentions of "pharmacy education" in legislation and regulations across the US. 

Pharmacy Education Tracking Sheet

This tool tracks mentions of "pharmacy education" in legislation across the US. Find out more by clicking on your state or grouping regions together.

Looking for more tools? Reach out to AACP Director of Policy, Advocacy, and Strategic Engagement with your ideas and suggestions. 

Action Alerts

Campaigns provide targeted messages that mobilize individuals to contact policymakers quickly on urgent issues, amplifying advocacy efforts and advancing the pharmacy profession. 

Active Campaigns

Protecting Access to Pharmacy Education and Federal Loan Programs

Toolkits and Talking Points

Use our toolkits and talking points to stay equipped with clear, consistent, and actionable information to effectively communicate key messages and inform decision-makers.

Advocacy Guide for Pharmacy Practice and Education 

Inspired by Guide for Pharmacy Advocacy, created by the 2022-2023 Council of Deans Community Engagement Task Force, the 2023-2024 Strategic Engagement Committee has developed a guide which offers examples of strategies, resources, and tools that can be used to facilitate advocacy planning advocacy champions and academy members.

Pharmacy Research Funding: A National Perspective

What is the Workshop?

The 2020–2021 Professional Affairs Committee is charged with identifying opportunities and models of integration of pharmacist care services in physician and other health provider practices beyond primary care.  The purpose of this collection is for academic pharmacy to provide information on the various types of pharmacist care services that are delivered by pharmacy faculty in non-primary care settings.  

The Administrator(s), Faculty Member(s) and/or Staff Member(s) responsible for external contracts or service agreements with health care entities may be the best person to complete this form.  This person may wish to confer with their faculty member(s) providing the service(s) to non-primary care settings to complete this form or may request that the faculty member(s) providing these services complete this form.  This information will be used to inform those within and outside of the pharmacy profession.

This collection is requesting information from non-primary care settings, which would include community-based practice, long-term care facilities, managed care, specialty clinics (e.g., neurology, oncology), and other settings that are not considered primary care settings.  The committee would like for each contracted non-primary care setting to have its own submission (e.g., separate submission for each contract).

For this collection, a service provided by a pharmacist is very broad and will include many options (e.g., comprehensive medication management (CMM), disease state management, immunizations, medication synchronization) and the opportunity to list additional services.  These services may be provided in many ways including audiovisual, electronic, face-to-face (in-person), telephonic, texting, and via other mechanisms.  

Please contact Lynette Bradley-Baker with any questions regarding this collection.
 

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