PSSNY’s 138th Annual Convention

June 23-25, 2017

Hilton Westchester Rye Brook, NY

#PSSNY2017

HILTON WESTCHESTER FLOOR PLAN

Joe Bova, RPh Director of Continuing Professional Education, Arnold & Marie Schwartz College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Long Island University

Tamara Goldberg, PharmD Associate Professor, Arnold & Marie Schwartz College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

Scott Coley Bureau of Immunization, New York State Department of Health

Antony Pham, PharmD, BCPS Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, Arnold & Marie Schwartz College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

Louis Diorio, RPh, FAPHA Principal, LDT Solutions, Inc.

Sharon Stancliff, MD Medical Director, Harm Reduction Coalition

Executive Director: Kathy Febraio, CAE

Director of Public Affairs & Membership: Jamie Cullis, MBA

Director of Events: Clare Hart

Continuing Education Administrator: Barbara Trimarchi

Pharmacy Practice Coordinator: Terry Towers

Contract Lobbyists: Capital Public Affairs & MirRam Group

Stephanie Alvarez

Joseph Bova

Charles Catalano

Stacey Choe

Patrick Courtney

Howie Jacobson

Jack Koford

Jagat Patel

Roxanne Richardson

Keith Rowe

Parthiv Shah

Roger Paganelli

Co-Chairs: Steve Moore & Debbi Barber

CONVENTION COMMITTEE PSSNY STAFF

PRESENTERS

2016-17 PSSNY BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chairman, Roger Paganelli, RPh

President: Russell Gellis, RPh

President-Elect: Roxanne Richardson, RPh

1st Vice President: Debbi Barber, RPh

Second Vice President: Steve Moore, PharmD

Secretary: Aniedi Etuk, RPh

Treasurer: Michael Agovino, RPh

Region 1: Maya Kurtz, RPh

Region 2: Tom D’Angelo, RPh

Region 3: Robert Hopkins, RPh

Region 4: Dhiren Patel, RPh

Region 5: Patrick Courtney, RPh

Region 6: Al Squiteri, RPh

Region 7: Andy Flynn, RPh

Region 8: Leigh McConchie, RPh

Region 9: Heather Ferrarese, RPh

Region 10: Karl Williams, RPh, JD

Region 11: Keith Rowe, PharmD

Region 12: Christopher Daly, PharmD, MBA, BCACP

Region 13: Boris Natenzon, RPh

Region 14: Parthiv Shah, RPh

Doug Hoey, RPh, MBA National Community Pharmacy Association, CEO

Saturday, June 24, 2017, 8:00AM – 9:00AM Cardiovascular Disease Update for Practicing Pharmacists Presenter: Tamara Goldberg, PharmD, Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice, Arnold & Marie Schwartz College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences At the completion of this activity, the participant will be able to:

• Review updates in the treatment of cardiovascular disorders > Hypertension, Heart Failure, Hyperlipidemia, Atrial fibrillation/ stroke prevention;

• Define high risk groups for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD);

• Discuss a patient case and develop a treatment plan for a patient with cardiovascular disease;

• Review important patient counseling points for patients with cardiovascular disorders.

1 Contact Hour Knowledge Based Activity 0170-0000-17-034-L01-P Initial Release Date: June 24, 2017

Saturday, June 24, 2017, 10:00AM – 12:00PM What Would You Do? Solutions for Everyday Pharmacy Problems Panel Discussion Moderator: Joseph Bova, RPh, Director of Continuing Professional Education, Arnold & Marie Schwartz College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

At the completion of this activity, the participant will be able to:

• Describe current laws, rules and regulations with regard to everyday practice issues;

• List the electronic prescription requirements in NY;

• Describe steps in the ERx process;

• Describe pharmacy guidelines in areas of community practice. 2 Contact Hours Knowledge Based Activity 0170-0000-17-029-L03-P Initial Release Date: June 24, 2017 Saturday, June 24, 2017, 1:00PM – 3:00PM Pain Management: Non-Opioid & Opioid Use (and Abuse) Presenter: Antony Pham, PharmD, BCPS, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, Arnold & Marie Schwartz College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences At the completion of this activity, the participant will be able to:

• Define and identify the importance of pain management in acute and chronic settings;

• List different non-opioid treatment options for pain;

• Indicate the use of opioids use in acute and chronic pain;

• Identify potential side effects, misuse, and overdose of opioids 2 Contact Hours Knowledge Based Activity 0170-0000-17-032-L01-P Initial Release Date: June 24, 2017 Saturday, June 24, 2017, 3:30PM – 5:00PM Self-Care Challenge Presenter: Joseph Bova, RPh, Director of Continuing Professional Educa-tion, Arnold & Marie Schwartz College of Pharmacy At the completion of this activity, the participant will be able to:

• Describe the evolving patient attitudes toward self-treatment;

• Identify and explain aspects of effective self-care treatments;

• Describe different groups of over-the-counter medications based on drug treatment class.

1 ½ Contact Hours Knowledge Based Activity 0170-0000-17-031-L04-P Initial Release Date: June 24, 2017

Sunday, June 25, 2017, 9:00AM – 10:00AM Improving the Safety of Compounded Preparations – USP<800> Compliance in Every Day Practice Presenter: Louis Diorio, RPh, FAPHA, Principal, LDT Solutions, Inc. At the completion of this activity, the participant will be able to:

• Describe the components and strategies available to protect all compounding and administration personnel in handling hazardous drugs (HDs);

• Outline three major characteristics of a fully compliant HD compounding location / pharmacy / physical plant;

• Describe the critical characteristics of a compliant HD drug storage plan;

• Describe proper techniques for donning, doffing and disposing of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

1 Contact Hour Knowledge Based Activity 0170-0000-17-035-L04-P Initial Release Date: June 25, 2017 Sunday, June 25, 2017, 9:00AM – 10:30AM Pharmacist Immunizer Role in an Influenza Pandemic Presenter: Scott Coley, Bureau of Immunization, NYS Department of Health At the completion of this activity, the participant will be able to:

• State the rationale for signing a Memorandum of Understanding with the NYS Department of Health (NYSDOH);

• Define the role of pharmacies in the event of a pandemic;

• Define the role of the NYS DOH in the event of a pandemic;

• Identify the NYSDOH pandemic vaccine management procedure > allocation of vaccine > distribution of vaccine > documentation > payment > communication.

1 ½ Contact Hours Knowledge Based Activity 0170-0000-17-033-L04-P Initial Release Date: June 25, 2017 Sunday, June 25, 2017, 11:00AM –12:00PM Naloxone: Preventing Opioid Overdose in the Community Presenter: Sharon Stancliff, MD, Medical Director, Harm Reduction Coalition At the completion of this activity, the participant will be able to:

• Discuss the epidemiology of opioid overdose;

• Identify how to avoid, recognize, and act on opioid overdoses;

• Discuss the role and safety of prescribing and distributing naloxone.

1 Contact Hour Knowledge Based Activity 0170-0000-17-030-L01-P Initial Release Date: June 25, 2017

The Pharmacists Society of the State of New York is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education.

Participants will not receive credit for just attending a presentation. To receive credit for any continuing education activity participant must sign an attendance sheet and complete the online survey/evaluation within 7 days.

CONTINUING EDUCATION DETAILS

1. P.W. Bedford, New York 1879-80*

2. A.B. Huested, Albany 1881-82*

3. F. K. Sweet, Lockport 1883*

4. W. H. Rogers, Middletown 1884*

5. T.J. MacMahan, New York 1885*

6. Clark Z. Otis, Binghamton 1886*

7. Aaron Sager, Cortland 1887*

8. R.G. Eccles, Brooklyn 1888*

9. W. G. Gregory, Buffalo 1889-90*

10. W.S. Ingraham, Elmira 1891*

11. W. L. Dubois, Catskill 1892*

12. Charles Orland Rano, Buffalo 1893*

13. Charles F. Fish, Saratoga 1894*

14. George J. Seabury, New York 1895*

15. Robert K. Smither, Buffalo 1896-97*

16. William J. Muir, Brooklyn 1898*

17. William Muench, Syracuse 1899*

18. Felix Hirseman, New York 1900*

19. Thomas Stoddard, Buffalo 1901-02*

20. William Anderson, Brooklyn 1903-04*

21. James A. Lockie, Buffalo 1905*

22. Fred S. Rogers, Middletown 1906*

23. Charles L. McBride, Kingston 1907*

24. Peter Diamond, New York 1908*

25. Thomas Stoddard, Buffalo 1909*

26. Arthur S. Evans, Utica 1910*

27. Charles B. Sears, Auburn 1911*

28. L.J. Schlesinger, Yonkers 1912*

29. Jacob H. Rahfuss, Brookln 1913*

30. Arthur E. Wardle, Hudson 1914-15*

31. Elmer E. Chilson, Rochester 1916*

32. Richard A. Austin, Cairo 1917*

33. Henry B. Smith, Brooklyn 1918*

34. Robert Lehman, New York 1919-20*

35. Herbert G. Wright, Syracuse 1921*

36. Jacob Diner, New York 1922*

37. Emory H. Breckon, Buffalo 1923*

38. George R. Christ, Brooklyn 1924*

39. T. Bruce Furnival, Syracuse 1925*

40. George C. Dickman, New York 1926*

41. Walter B. Tongue, Poughkeepsie 1927*

42. Pincus Herx, Mt. Vernon 1928*

43. George F. Bingham, Buffalo 1929*

44. Nicholas Gesoalde, Brooklyn 1930*

45. Albert A. Muench, Syracuse 1931*

46. Harry Miller, New Rochelle 1932*

47. John F. O’Brien, Rochester 1933-34*

48. Henry J. Wildhock, New York 1935*

49. Morris Brodkin, Bronx 1936*

50. Edgar S. Bellis, Bronxville 1937*

51. Percy Goldman, Brooklyn 1938*

52. Thomas A.J. Rocchio, Bronx 1939*

53. Wentworth Barnes, Troy 1940*

54. Louis Gitlin, New York 1941*

55. William Arndt, Rochester 1942-43*

56. Frank Grennie, Staten Island 1944-45*

57. Charles Mulloy, Buffalo 1946*

58. Marty Sasmor, Buffalo 1947*

59. Frank A. Emma, Utica 1948*

60. Frederick Stevens, Brooklyn 1949*

61. Samuel A. Dreyer, Pelham 1950*

62. Jacob J. Goldberg, Queens 1951*

63. Hyman J. Mandell, Rochester 1952*

64. Daniel Deodati, Staten Island 1953*

65. Michael Perhach, Binghamton 1954*

66. Calvin Berger, New York 1955*

67. Alphonse C. Chimera, Buffalo 1956*

68. Benjamin Fleishman, New York 1957*

69. Raymond Klebes, Bolton Landing 1958*

70. Sinclair Lepaw, Brooklyn 1959*

71. Nicholas Dardano, Utica 1960*

72. Irving H. Bromberg, Bronx 1961*

73. Nicholas Consilvio, Mt. Vernon 1962*

74. Boris M. Liebmann, New York 1963*

75. Thomas D’Annunzio, Schenectady 1964*

76. Sol Fierer, Queens 1965*

77. Charles J. Cole, Watkins Glen 1966*

78. S. Charles Savio, New York 1967*

79. Bernard Cohn, Albany 1968*

80. Aaron Heller, Queens 1969*

81. Max Susswein, Goshen 1970*

82. Sal J. Rubino, Pleasantville 1971*

83. Ralph Warren, Brooklyn 1972

84. Daniel Kantor, New City 1973

85. Moe Gartner, Bronx 1974*

86. Donald Arthur, Buffalo 1975*

87. Lawrence Frost, Elmhurst 1976*

88. Lester Smith, Levittown 1977*

89. Arnold Cammeyer, Flushing 1978

90. Brendan Lawler, Katonah 1979

91. Alfonso Jannotta, Valley Stream 1980*

92. Bruce Moden, Lancaster 1981

93. Richard Kaplan, Rockville Centre 1982

94. Vincent Moreno, Pawling 1983

95. Herbert Mindlin, Flushing 1984

96. Alan Kadish, White Plains 1985

97. Kenneth Moffa, Southampton 1986

98. Rocco Giruzzi, Jr., New Hartford 1987

99. Michael Esemplare, Oakdale 1988

100. Rose Mary Madejski, Grand Island 1989

101. James DeFranco, Franklin Square 1990

102. Thomas Golden, Jr., Mechanicville 1991

103. Stephen Giroux, Gasport 1992

104. Joseph Bova, White Plains 1993

105. John Westerman, Jr., Newburgh 1994

106. John Navarra, Hauppauge 1995

107. David Setta, Binghamton 1996

108. Paul Hushin, Islip Terrace 1997*

109. Mel Poliakoff, Spring Valley 1998

110. Lee Joffee, Yorktown Heights 1999

111. Frank Reiss, Schenectady 2000*

112. Bradley Arthur, East Amherst 2001

113. Boris Mantell, Brooklyn 2002

114. Dennis Galluzzo, Getzville 2003

115. Ben Gruda, Potsdam 2004

116. Bill Scheer, Farmingdale 2005

117. Tammie Lee Demler, Wheatfield 2006

118. Don Cantalino, Brightwaters 2007

119. Nasir Mahmood, Pine Plains 2008

120. Joseph P. Navarra, Smithtown 2009

121. David Stachnik, Webster 2010

122. Robert Single, Rochester 2011

123. Judianne Slish, Rochester 2012

124. James Walsh, Elma 2013

125. Charles Catalano, Melville 2014

126. Roger Paganelli, Rye 2015

127. Russell Gellis, Manhasset 2016

* Deceased

PAST PRESIDENTS

1959 George Rogers, Antwerp

1960 Paul Crumley, Ft. Anne

1961 Erasmus DiPaola, Ozone Park

1962 Rexford Potts, Pulaski

1963 Richard Hoffman, Bronx

1964 George D’Annunzio, Schenectady

1965 Vincent LoGalbo, Poughkeepsie

1966 Charles Bell, Glen Cove

1967 Martin Rein, Buffalo

1968 Sal Rubino, Pleasantville

1969 Alphonse Normandia, Maspeth

1970 Lester Smith, Levittown

1971 Michael Perhach, Binghamton

1972 Nicholas Consilvio, Mt. Vernon

1973 Dominick Deodti, New Brighton

1974 Elio Lisciso, Bronx

1975 Abraham Dubinbaum, Yonkers

1976 Alfonso Jannotta, West Islip

1977 Louis Marli, Staten Island

1978 Joseph Bauda, Orchard Park

1979 Erwin Cutler, Tonawanda

1980 Anthony Romano, Brooklyn

1981 Joseph Forno, Woodstock

1982 Ronald Isaacs, Angola

1983 Vincent Moreno, Pawling

1984 Frank Scalisi, Staten Island

1985 Sr. Rose of Lima Robinson, Maryknoll

1986 Fiore Terracciano, Pelham Manor

1987 Frank Berning, Ballston

1988 Thomas Golden, Mechanicville

1989 Gerald D’Avanzo, Flushing

1990 Meta Smith, Syosset

1991 Kenneth Moffa, Southampton

1992 Robert Grisnik, Southhampton

1993 Anthony Maddalena, Yonkers

1994 Rose Mary Madejski, Grand Island

1995 Rocco Giruzzi, Jr., New Hartford

1996 Ben Pardo, Westbury

1997 Bruce Moden, East Aurora

1998 Michael Perhach III, Binghamton

1999 Nat Carolini, Mamaroneck

2000 Brendan Lawler, Katonah

2001 Joseph Bova, Dobbs Ferry

2002 Donald Cantalino, Brightwater

2003 James DeFranco, Franklin Square

2004 James Coppola, Buffalo

2005 Charles Catalano, Melville

2006 Lee Joffee, Yorktown Heights

2007 Dennis Galluzzo, Getzville

2008 John Navarra, Hauppauge

2009 Tammie Lee Demler, North Tonawanda

2010 Stephen Giroux, Middleport

2011 Peter Lau, New York

2012 Nasir Mahmood, Pine Plains

2013 James Schiffer, New York

2014 Karl Fiebelkorn, Getzville, NY

2015 Ben Gruda, Potsdam, NY

2016 Michael Duteau, Baldwinsville, NY

1934 John Scavo, New York*

1937 J. Leon Lascoff, New York*

1940 William C. Anderson, Brooklyn*

1941 Hary Goldschmidt, New York*

1942 Sigmunk Kopald, Bronx*

1944 Frederick C.A. Schaefer, Brooklyn*

1948 Curt P. Wimmer, Queens*

1950 William H. Signor, Auburn*

1951 George Gottesman, Brooklyn*

1952 John H. Dwyer, Brooklyn*

1953 Joseph J. Setaro, Queens*

1954 Charles Heimerzheim, Brooklyn*

1955 Hugh L. Mowen, Ithaca*

1956 Leslie C. Jayne, Manhasset*

1957 Max Rosenberg, New York*

1959 Austin M. Johnston, Binghamton*

1960 A Bertram Lemon, Buffalo*

1961 Charles W. Ballard, Postenkill*

1962 John L. Dandreau, Brooklyn*

1964 Francis O’Brien, Albany*

1966 Louis Grahatoor, Bronx

1975 Alfonso Normandia, Queens

1977 Hugh Luongo, Flushing*

1981 Frank Berkowitz, Rego Park*

1982 Elio Luscio, Mt. Vernon*

1983 Joseph Bauda, Eggertsville*

1986 Walter Singer, Loudonville*

1987 Albert Sica, Delmar*

1991 Andrew Bartilucci, Jamaica

1992 Anthony Conte, Guilderland*

1995 Joseph Lapetina, Albany

2004 James Coppola, Buffalo

2005 Jack Nicolais, Kathonah*

2015 Lawrence Mokhiber, Albany

* Deceased

Saturday, June 24th, 7:00-11:00 PM

as part of Installation Banquet

Awards to be presented include:

Bowl of Hygeia Award

The NASPA Excellence in Innovation Award

Jack Nicolais Spirit of Pharmacy Award

The Cardinal Health Generation Rx Champions Award

Distinguished Young Pharmacist Award

AWARDS CEREMONY

HONORARY PRESIDENTS

BOWL OF HYGEIA WINNERS

Platinum Level:

Gold Level:

Silver Level:

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