After the pandemic:
What lies ahead for community pharmacy
Virtual Event
Thursday May 12, 2022
8:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Pacific Time
May 11, 2022 UPDATE: Accredited for 2.25 CEUs
(CCCEP number: 1092-2022-3438-C-P, Expiry: May 13, 2022)
Please note that only the live event is accredited.
It's been more than two years since the COVID-19 pandemic changed the world around us. For the past two years, community pharmacists have been on the front lines offering advice and information to patients, COVID-19 and flu vaccines, and rapid antigen tests while continuing the services they offered before COVID.
The 2022 annual conference is aimed at helping pharmacists understand what lies ahead in 2022 and beyond and what we need to start thinking about in the post-pandemic pharmacy world.
This year’s event is free to all 4,000 members, who include frontline pharmacists, pharmacy owners and key decision makers in pharmacy across Canada.
Update: On the afternoon of May 11, 2022 The Hon. Shelia Malcolmson, Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, will be unable to present to this year's conference. She sends her regrets. We have adjusted the amount of CEUs to 2.25 rather than the original 3.0.
Registration and Pricing - CLOSED
Registration is free for members of the BC Pharmacy Association. For non-members, registration is $100.
| Registration Class | Registration Fee |
| BCPhA Members | $0 |
| Pharmacy Technician Subscribers | $0 |
| Non-Members | $100 |
Speakers
Dr. Isaac Bogoch: Moving forward in the COVID-19 era
Dr. Bogoch, a sought expert during the COVID-19 pandemic for Canadian national television news, is able to explain the pandemic and the virus in an interesting and insightful manner. In his address, he will provide updates on COVID-19 in Canada and globally and focus on
how we can mitigate the burden of infection, protect communities, and roll out vaccines and therapeutics in a smart and equitable manner.
Dr. Penny Ballem: B.C.'s COVID-19 vaccination program - Protecting British Columbians together
Dr. Ballem, British Columbia's Executive Lead for COVID-19 Vaccine Rollouts & Immunization Efforts. She will speak about the Province's COVID-19 vaccination program.
Mitch Moneo: Ministry of Health Pharmaceutical Services Update
Mitch Moneo is the Assistant Deputy Minister for B.C.'s Ministry of Health's Pharmaceutical, Laboratory and Blood Services Division. Mitch will provide an overview on the work done by the division and what's on the horizon.