In addition, you won t want to miss our educational sessions, including the Personalized Medicine session and the Value-Based Drug Assessment Panel.

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1 FINAL PROGRAM NATIONAL PHARMACY FORUM FEBRUARY 24-26, 2014 SCOTTSDALE MARRIOTT AT MCDOWELL MOUNTAINS SCOTTSDALE, AZ C O - H O S T E D B Y

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3 Welcome On behalf of the Healthcare Supply Chain Association (HSCA) and the Healthcare Industry Supply Chain Institute (HISCI), we welcome you to the 2014 National Pharmacy Forum. The Pharmacy Forum Steering Committee, Education Task Force, and staff have assembled an exceptional program that features speakers from various sectors of the supply chain industry. Join us for the Forum s opening keynote speaker, Peter S. Fine, President and CEO of Banner Health. Banner Health is one of the nation s largest secular, nonprofit healthcare organizations, operating hospitals and other services in seven states. Other notable speakers include Dirk Rodgers, of Dirk Rodgers Consulting, who will speak about the challenges of the new Federal Drug Supply Chain Security (DSCS) Law, and Doug Long, Vice President, Industry Relations of IMS Health, who will provide an overview of the US pharmaceutical market and will highlight the ongoing changes happening within the pharmaceutical world. In addition, you won t want to miss our educational sessions, including the Personalized Medicine session and the Value-Based Drug Assessment Panel. Thank you for joining us in Scottsdale for the 2014 National Pharmacy Forum and for supporting HSCA and HISCI. We hope you enjoy your time here at Forum. Sincerely, Curtis Rooney President Healthcare Supply Chain Association Mike Copps Executive Director Healthcare Industry Supply Chain Institute Speaker Information Looking for information about a particular speaker? View profiles online at 3

4 2014 National Pharmacy Forum Volunteers 2014 National Pharmacy Forum Steering Committee Fred Pane, R.Ph., B.S. Pharmacy, FASHP (Supplier Chair) The Medicines Company Jim Bonnani Cardinal Health Gary Freeman R.Ph., MBA Amerinet, Inc. Ron Hartmann, Pharm.D. MedAssets George Hartpence, R.Ph. Provista Kevin Hinthorne Sanofi 2014 National Pharmacy Forum Education Task Force Frank Cholaj Cadence Pharmaceuticals Gary Freeman, R.Ph., MBA Amerinet, Inc. Fred Pane, R.Ph., B.S. Pharmacy, FASHP The Medicines Company Margaret Reagan Premier, Inc. John VanEeckhout, Pharm.D. Children s Hospital Association George Venidis AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals Michael Holmes Cadence Pharmaceuticals Tom Howard Astellas Pharma US, Inc. John VanEeckhout, Pharm.D. Children s Hospital Association INTERESTED IN HSCA OR HISCI MEMBERSHIP? The Healthcare Supply Chain Association (HSCA) is a broad-based trade association that represents 14 group purchasing organizations. HSCA members aggregate purchasing power to help provide the best products at the best value to U.S. healthcare providers and deliver annual healthcare cost savings of $36 billion. HSCA serves its members and an evolving supply chain through advocacy, education, ethics, information and networking. To learn more about HSCA, visit their website at The Healthcare Industry Supply Chain Institute (HISCI) puts you at the table with GPO decision makers to share best practices, participate in educational activities, and network. Membership gives everyone in your organization access to HISCI s many member benefits, including discounts to these events as well as our new website with a GPO member directory, a HISCI member directory, monthly educational webinars (live and on-demand), GPO 101 resources, a career center, and more. Learn more at 4

5 Schedule of Events Note: All sessions will take place in the Valencia Ballroom unless otherwise noted. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24 1:15 pm 1:30 pm Welcome Remarks Curtis Rooney, HSCA President 1:30 pm 2:30 pm Opening Keynote Peter S. Fine, President and CEO Banner Health Peter S. Fine is the President and CEO of Banner Health. Based in Phoenix, Arizona, Banner Health is one of the nation s largest secular, nonprofit healthcare organizations operating hospitals and other services in seven states. Fine is a fellow in the American College of Healthcare Executives and previously served as a member of their Board of Governors. He is also a member of the American Hospital Association, Health Management Academy, Greater Phoenix Leadership, Business Coalition Leadership Council, and serves on the board of directors of the Translational Genomics Research Institute and Heard Museum. ACPE program number: L04-P 2:30 pm 2:45 pm Break 2:45 pm 3:45 pm General Session: ACOs and Health System Models Panelists in this session will discuss the various, differing health system models that they represent and how each system is meeting their clinical and financial obligations. They also will discuss how the pharmaceutical industry can support them in meeting system objectives. Speakers: Shewan Aziz, Network Director, Pharmacy Seton Family of Hospitals; James Jorgenson, R.Ph., MS, FASHP, President, Hospital & Health Systems Visante, Inc.; Pam Nenaber, FACHE, CEO-Banner Gateway Medical Center ACPE program number: L04-P 3:45 pm 4:00 pm Break 4:00 pm 5:00 pm General Session: Value-Based Drug Assessment Panelists will discuss the role of value-based assessment in formulary development processes within their respective systems and the clinical and financial metrics impacting these process decisions. Panelists also will discuss the value that suppliers can bring in working with these unique, individualized systems. Moderator: Fred Pane, R.Ph., B.S. Pharmacy, FASHP, Senior Director The Medicines Company Speakers: Martin Caponi, Director of Pharmacy PeaceHealth; Terri Corbo, Pharm.D., BCPS, FASHP, Vice President, Pharmacy Services Christiana Care Health System; Brian Sayre, Pharm.D., Health System Director of Pharmacy Charleston Area Medical Center ACPE program number: L05-P 5:00 pm 6:30 pm Welcome Reception Alicante Patio 5

6 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 8:30 am 9:30 am Breakfast 9:30 am 10:30 am General Session: Personalized Medicine This panel will feature leaders in the field of diagnostic and therapeutic medicine. Panelists will discuss the newest technologies and innovative changes affecting patient care and therapy. Panelists also will analyze changes in the field as driven by the Affordable Care Act and how providers are organizing themselves to meet these new guidelines. Speakers: Harry Glorikian, Managing Director of Strategy Precision for Medicine and Founder and Managing Partner Scientia Advisors; Brian Hocum, Pharm.D., Adjunct Faculty Member Washington State University College of Pharmacy and Personalized Prescribing Clinical Pharmacist Genelex Corporation ACPE program number: L04-P 10:30 am 10:45 am Break 10:45 am 11:45 am General Session: Meeting the Challenges of the New Federal Drug Supply Chain Security (DSCS) Law What is the new law trying to accomplish? Why are pedigree laws on the rise here and around the world? What options exist toward to meeting the law here in the U.S.? What might we expect when the DSCS is in effect? Are drug shortages an open invitation to criminals to introduce illegitimate product into our legitimate supply chain? This non-technical session will answer all of these questions and more. It will include a brief history lesson, including a few case studies of pharmaceutical crimes within the supply chain and what the latest thinking is on how to block criminals from attacking our drug supply. Speaker: Dirk Rodgers, Consultant Dirk Rodgers Consulting, LLC ACPE program number: L03-P 11:45 am 12:00 pm Break 12:00 pm 1:00 pm General Session: Medicaid Expansion: Increased Enrollment and its Effect on Pharmacy Delivery As states navigate implementation of the Affordable Care Act, one central issue for policymakers is the topic of Medicaid expansion. Hear how Arizona is weathering the waters with its proposal, the potential to increase enrollment immediately, the role of business leaders, and the impact on the healthcare provider community at-large. Moderator: Diane M. Major, CEO D. Major Group Speakers: Heather Carter, Representative Arizona State House of Representatives; Don Hughes, Deputy Policy Director, Office of Governor Jan Brewer ACPE program number: L04-P 6

7 Schedule of Events Note: All sessions will take place in the Valencia Ballroom unless otherwise noted. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 (CONTINUED) 1:00 pm 2:30 pm Lunch 2:30 pm 3:45 pm General Session: IMS Health Update This session will provide an overview of the US pharmaceutical market and the ongoing changes within the pharmaceutical world, with a focus on drugs moving to phase-three clinical trials. Upcoming patent cliffs, market trends, current hospital data, FDA challenges, drug shortages, and cutting-edge changes in the pharmaceutical industry will be presented. Speaker: Doug Long, Vice President, Industry Relations IMS Health ACPE program number: L04-P 3:45 pm 4:00 pm Break 4:00 pm 5:00 pm Beyond the P&T Committee: A Pharmacist s Perspective This session will explore the role of a pharmacist in areas not usually recognized as needing pharmacy input, such as the products committee. You also will hear examples of how looking at the complete picture in treating patients can be cost-effective and increase quality. Speaker: Jarrod Kile, R.Ph., BCPS, Clinical Pharmacy Specialist-Infectious Diseases Lehigh Valley Health Network ACPE program number: L04-P 5:00 pm 6:00 pm Reception Alicante Patio Continuing Education Credits Inquisit is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education. Sessions marked with an asterisk (*) are targeted to pharmacists with an activity type of knowledge. In order to receive credit, participants must attend the entire session. Participants must complete a hardcopy learning assessment and evaluation in order to receive an ACPE Statement of Credit. The form is available at the registration desk. Please return your completed form to the registration desk at the end of the conference. Note: HSCA and HISCI reserve the right to alter the content or replace speakers at any time. Educational sessions at the National Pharmacy Forum are for the benefit of paid attendees. These sessions are not press conferences, and we respectfully request that members of the press refrain from asking questions on the floor until attendees have had an opportunity to do so. 7

8 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 7:30 am 8:30 am Breakfast 8:30 am 9:30 am General Session: UHC Specialty Taskforce Initiative: Shaping the Future of Specialty Pharmacy Hear from the experts as they describe the formation of the Specialty Pharmacy Taskforce initiative at University HealthSystem Consortium for the creation of a Specialty Pharmacy Program. Panelists will discuss program benefits and provide an overview of the process undertaken to develop the program and the final product of this development. Panelists also will answer questions around the program related to doing business associated with the Specialty Pharmacy Initiative. Speakers: Kevin Colgan, MA, FASHP, Corporate Director of Pharmacy Rush; Jake Groenwald, Senior VP Supply Chain University HealthSystem Consortium; Doug Smith, Senior Director of Supply Chain - University HealthSystem Consortium ACPE program number: L04-P 9:30 am 9:45 am Break 9:45 am 10:45 am HSCA Pharmacy Committee: Ask the Experts This panel of GPO pharmacy leaders will report on committee actions, including past accomplishments, current initiatives, and an outlook for the future. Speakers: Gary Freeman, R.Ph., MBA, Vice President of Pharmacy Amerinet, Inc.; Ron Hartmann, Pharm.D., Senior Vice President of Pharmacy MedAssets; Wayne Russell, Senior Director of Pharmacy-Premier, Inc. 10:45 am 11:00 am Closing Remarks Mike Copps, HISCI Executive Director HSCA Antitrust Policy The Healthcare Supply Chain Association (HSCA) follows a rigorous program of compliance with the Sherman Act and other antitrust statutes. This policy statement provides a reference for members of HSCA and others who attend association functions. All who attend HSCA meetings should read and understand this statement. Adherence to the Antitrust Policy will avoid potential violations by individuals, member firms, and HSCA itself. HSCA is committed to full compliance with antitrust laws. Be sure to review these important guidelines, available at 8

9 Scottsdale Marriott at McDowell Mountains Floorplan E E E Rest Rooms I VII Alicante Patio Foyer II Valencia Ballroom III IV V VI Granada I Granada II Ballroom Level Complimentary Wireless Internet in the Ballroom Follow these instructions to connect to the Marriott s wireless internet at no charge! 1. Select the Marriott_CONF wireless network. 2. Launch a web browser. 3. In the address bar, type ibahn and press Enter. 4. Follow the on-screen instructions and, when prompted, enter our Conference Code: 0A26AE. 9

10 HSCA and HISCI Leadership Chair Jody Hatcher Novation, LLC Immediate Past Chair Todd Ebert Amerinet, Inc. Chair Elect/Public Policy Chair Lee Perlman GNYHA Ventures, Inc. Greater New York Hospital Association (GNYHA) Treasurer Michelle Pleiness HPS Secretary Durral Gilbert Premier, Inc. Board of Directors Rand Ballard MedAssets Geoff Brenner Texas Purchasing Coalition Alan Dahlgren Minnesota Multistate Contracting Alliance for Pharmacy (MMCAP) Ed Jones HealthTrust Purchasing Group Dan Thomas Provista Curtis Rooney Healthcare Supply Chain Association (HSCA) Chair Todd Ebert Amerinet, Inc. Immediate Past Chair Rand Ballard MedAssets Vice Chair Amy Rhine-Pallas Abbott Treasurer Bob Glover Cardinal Health Secretary John Eppard Sanofi Board of Directors Bill Barr Henry Schein Medical Dave Edwards Premier, Inc. Ron Hartmann MedAssets Pam Letendre Henry Schein Medical Ash Luthra LSL Industries Fred Pane The Medicines Company Rick Weinberg Covidien Linea Wilson Children s Hospital Association Mike Copps Healthcare Industry Supply Chain Institute (HISCI) Curtis Rooney Healthcare Supply Chain Association (HSCA) 10

11 HSCA and HISCI thank the following companies for their generous support of the 2014 National Pharmacy Forum. Silver Sponsor Bronze Sponsor 11

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