Register now at www.accp.com/ut and plan to attend ACCP’s Updates in Therapeutics 2011 or the ACCP Academy. This meeting will offer two comprehensive 5-day courses to help you prepare for the specialty certification examinations administered by the Board of Pharmacy Specialties (BPS) in Pharmacotherapy and the new Ambulatory Care Pharmacy specialty.

ACCP’s new Ambulatory Care Pharmacy and well-known Pharmacotherapy review courses will guide you through a comprehensive review of the knowledge domains within each specialty. Each course consists of a series of case-based lectures presented by faculty who are nationally recognized content experts. Each lecture puts strong emphasis on the thought processes necessary to manage patient care problems in the specific therapeutic area.

Full meeting registration begins at $495 for ACCP full and associate members. (Registration rates for ACCP student members begin at $170, and ACCP resident and fellow member rates begin at $330.) Full meeting registration provides access to the Ambulatory Care Pharmacy and Pharmacotherapy review course lectures, the available continuing pharmacy education credit, admission to complimentary continental networking breakfasts offered Saturday through Monday, and the course workbook of your choice (either the Ambulatory Care Pharmacy workbook OR the Pharmacotherapy workbook). The workbook contains extensive and detailed content outlines for each lecture, self-assessment questions for each therapeutic area, and a series of patient cases to reinforce and help you gauge your mastery of the content.

Registration is also now open for the ACCP Spring Academy Programming offered at the same time as ACCP’s Updates in Therapeutics. With a separate registration, beginning at only $235 for ACCP full and associate members (ACCP student, resident, and fellow member registration rates begin at the low price of only $145), attend the ACCP Academy track of your choice. Registration includes all sessions within the ACCP Academy track of your choice (Clinical Practice Advancement, Leadership and Management, Research and Scholarship, or Teaching and Learning), available continuing pharmacy education credit, program handouts to the ACCP Academy track sessions you attend, and complimentary continental networking breakfasts Saturday through Monday.

The four tracks within the ACCP Spring Academy Program will present both required modules and elective courses, according to each program’s curricular schedule. Each track will concentrate its programming over a 2-day period to enable Academy participants to minimize both travel expense and time away from their practice. For a full programming schedule, consult the ACCP Web site at www.accp.com/ut.

To learn more about the registration and scheduling of ACCP’s Updates in Therapeutics and ACCP’s Spring Academy programming, please visit www.accp.com/ut.