CPD Activity Information

Date: July 19–22, 2021

Pre-conference Workshop (July 12–13, 2021)

Target Audience

The AACP Virtual 2021 Annual Meeting is planned and designed for all pharmacy educators, practitioners, and leaders.

Agenda

Please see the annual meeting programming webpage for the schedule of events.

Overall Meeting Objectives

Learn about enhanced member programs, interprofessional education and advances in pharmacy education and research—in an easy-to-read format, with simple navigation.

Please note: All times listed below are in Eastern Daylight Time.

The American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy is proud to announce it has selected 30 individuals to join its prestigious Academic Leadership Fellows Program, which aims to support and contribute to the development of leaders in academic pharmacy and higher education.

Pharmacy schools continue to engage with their communities to fight the national opioid crisis. t’s no secret that opioids can lead to dependence. Opioid use can increase a patient’s risk of respiratory depression, fatal and nonfatal overdose. During the COVID-19 pandemic, prescription and non-prescription opioid misuse or opioid use disorder has become a pressing public health emergency.

Patients want transparency about prescription costs and are turning to pharmacists as a trusted source to help them navigate. Prescription drug spending reached almost $370 billion in the United States in 2019, according to National Health Expenditure data from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.

All Annual Meeting programming will be recorded and available to view on-demand within our conference platform for up to one year.

Special Programming

Session times below are in Eastern Time (ET); however, within our conference platform Pathable, times will display in the user’s time zone.

As calls increase to correct longstanding inequities in healthcare, pharmacists are exploring ways to improve training and practice to better serve marginalized groups. While discriminatory practices in healthcare settings have existed for decades, the COVID-19 pandemic further revealed inequities rooted in the longstanding unequal treatment of minorities in this country.