Friday-Sunday 10th-12th October 2008
33rd Annual (15th International)
Psychiatric Pharmacy Conference
Wokefield Park Conference Centre,
Wokefield Park,
Mortimer,
Reading,
Berkshire RG7 3AG
Fax 0118-933 4031
Phone 0118-933 4000
For directions on how to find Wokefield, click here.
Wokefield Park is now part of De Vere.
Major Sponsors (in alphabetical order): TBC.
Bristol-Myers Squibb Pharmaceuticals Ltd/Otsuka Pharmaceutical (UK) Ltd, Servier Laboratories Ltd, Merz, Sanofi-Aventis Ltd, TEVA UK Ltd
Exhibitors (in alphabetical order): TBC
In 2007 these included Eisai Ltd, Eli Lilly & Co Ltd, Genthon, Learning Industries, Lundbeck Ltd, MTS - Medication Technologies Ltd, Novartis Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Organon Laboratories Ltd, Rosemont Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Shire Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Wyeth Pharmaceuticals TBC
Friday 10th October 2008:
10.45-11.30 Satellite Symposium: Eli Lilly and Company
Limited
11.00- Medical Exhibition opens
11.00- Poster Presenters onwards
12.00-12.45 Satellite Symposium: Servier Laboratories Ltd
Buffet lunch
1.15-4.45pm Friday symposium: Less common conditions (provisional title until we think of something more catchy!)
Chairman: Prof. Tony Hale
- 13.15 Sleep disorders (inc narcolepsy) - Dr Sue Wilson (Bristol Uni)
- 14.00 alcohol dependence - Dr. Anne Lingford-Hughes (Bristol Uni)
- 14.45 Coffee/MedEx
- 15.15 GAD - TBC
- 16.00 Adult ADHD - Prof Tony Hale (Canterbury)
Satellite symposium: BMS/Otsuka
- 17.00-18.30 - Tea, medical exhibition and posters:
- 18.30-19.30 - Dinner
- 19.45 - AGMs for UKPPG and CMHP
Saturday 12th October:
Saturday 8am - Breakfast satellite symposium - Lundbeck Ltd
Saturday morning session:
- 9.00-10.30 - Pharmacist/technician presentations of research work or activities (click here for the application details or here for some of the reasons you should be presenting)
- Delivering Prison Pharmacy Services: Cathy Cooke, Head of Pharmacy, HMP Bristol
- Coffee and medical exhibition
- Delivering Psychiatric Pharmacy Services in
the US: Carol Ott, Assistant Professor of
Pharmacy Practice, Purdue University School
of Pharmacy
- Delivering Psychiatric Pharmacy Services in
the Netherlands: Walter Broekema Hospital
Pharmacist, Symfora groep, The Netherlands
- Delivering Psychiatric Pharmacy Services in New Zealand: Nikki Holmes, Mental Health Pharmacist Coordinator, North Shore Hospital, New Zealand
2.00-4.30pm Marketplace workshops;
After success in 2007, the whole afternoon will be round-table discussions. Best described as "Speed dating at work"! This will be around 15 tables, each with a leader and a topic. You will be able to choose a table, have 20 minutes on a topic, then move to another table, allowing up to about 5-6 short sessions of your choice. Potential topic leaders are warmly invited to contact the committee with ideas for next year. No booking for these sessions is necessary, just relax and pick a few tables of your choice.
Last year we had "What carers really want to know", CMHP membership', TDM services, Getting to grips with Doris and automated dispensing, Medicines management, Alternatives to SLAs, Interface working, Integrating in-patient care with CRHTs, Physical health skills, One-stop shop clozapine clinics, CAMHS, Crisis teams, Prescribing in Substance Misuse, Forensic pharmacy services, new pharmacy builds.
Wanna do one in October 2008? Please let us know - it's much less stressful than a full workshop! And much more fun!
There will also be two traditional workshops:
• Aston Diploma case studies - Celia
Feetam,and Stephen Guy
• Therapeutic drug monitoring of
antipsychotics - Dr Bob Flanagan
16.30 Parallel Satellite Symposium Bristol-Myers Squibb Pharmaceuticals Ltd/Otsuka Pharmaceutical (UK) Ltd
Evening:
- 19.00 - Drinks reception
- 19.30 - Evening conference dinner (formal dress/black tie strongly encouraged i.e. let's keep the dinner something special!).
- 21.30ish - Ceilidh followed by a disco until 1am.
Sunday 13th October
8.30am - Breakfast Symposium:
9.00-9.30 - Morning Worship led by Alan Pollard
9.30-13.00 - Morning session - Chairperson Dr Geraldine Strathdee, Oxleas Trust:
-
Brett Hill Memorial lecture: Mary Murrell, Member of Alzheimer’s Society and Carer
- Hyperprolactinaemia: Dr Richard Holt (reader in endocrinology and medicine, Southampton University)
- Debate: This house believes that “typicals” should be first line antipsychotics, when all aspects of treatment are considered within a pharmacoeconomic model’.
- Proposers: Dr John Donoghue, Pharmaceutical Consultant in Mental Health
- Against: Prof David Taylor, Chief Pharmacist, South London and Maudsley FT
- Dr Roger Bullock, Swindon
- Prof. Richard Gray, University of East Anglia, Norwich
As well as the usual, there will be poster sessions, medical exhibition, pharmacist oral presentations, prizes, surprise events, UKPPG and CMHP AGMs, Conference dinner, band, dancing, disco and much, much more, as ever. We should have almost exclusive use of the conference centre over the weekend.
How to register:
For the registration form, please click here.
Where possible this should be e-mailed to Denny Humphries denny.humphries@virgin.net or if unavoidable fax or post to the address below.
UKPPG members will receive a registration invitation in 2008 by post as well but please use the paperless system if possible.
UKPPG Pharmacy Conference 2008,
23, Danehurst Road,
Wallasey L45 3JJ
Fax +44 (0)151 638 3237
There were a number of good reasons for making the application form available early:
1. It gives Trusts the opportunity to fund staff attending the conference over 2 financial years.
2. It gives non-members the opportunity to join the UKPPG well before the 1st April deadline, and therefore the ability to benefit from the members rate.
3. It gives members the opportunity to book attendence early, and therefore there being a good chance of availability. This also helps with our planning.
In 2007 we had relatively few bookings before the mid/end of August and so to avoid penalty fees we released some rooms back to Wokefield. We then had a surge of booking in early September and, unfortunately, we could not totally satisfy the demand. So the message is - if you would like to be guaranteed a place at the conference book as early as possible.
Companies wishing to take part in the Medical Exhibition please contact:
Graham Newton,
Principal Clinical Pharmacist - Mental Health Services
Pharmacy Department
North Cheshire Hospitals NHS Trust
Halton General Hospital
Hospital Way
Runcorn
Cheshire
WA7 2DA
Tel: 01928 - 753 400
Fax: 01928 - 753 191
Pager: 07623 - 617 778
For a selection of photos and review of the 2007 conference read more here...
