Preview new releases and take advantage of three new ways to skip the line and get great deals on ACCP publications at the 2011 Annual Meeting (AM 2011), October 15–19, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

As always, On-site Bookstore staff will be on hand to offer lower member pricing and free or reduced shipping on all ACCP and co-marketed publications. The bookstore will be open throughout the meeting near the Cyber Café in the David L. Lawrence Convention Center, home of this year’s Annual Meeting.

• To make publication purchases fast and easy, we have arranged for meeting attendees who are pressed for time in Pittsburgh to skip the line and use their laptop or the Cyber Café to enter their order at the ACCP Online Bookstore. Those who enter orders online through the final day of the meeting (Wednesday, October 19) will receive the same price benefits and shipping discounts.
• Advance Online Ordering offers the BEST DEAL to AM 2011 meeting registrants even before they travel to Pittsburgh. Starting September 30, registrants can simply go online and order any ACCP publication. The ACCP Online Bookstore will automatically recognize registrants and apply the correct discounts.
• Advance International Ordering is a special offer to AM 2011 registrants from outside the continental United States. These meeting attendees can eliminate shipping fees altogether and pick up their advance purchases at the On-site Bookstore. Advance International Orders must be placed before September 22 at the ACCP Online Bookstore using Promotional Code P1104. Orders will be subject to 7% Pennsylvania sales tax.

New ACCP titles available for purchase in Pittsburgh include the following:

Pharmacotherapy Self-Assessment Program, Seventh Edition. View Science and Practice of Pharmacotherapy, the latest release in PSAP-VII, at the On-site Bookstore. ACCP’s popular home study program provides the latest updates in many therapeutic areas. PSAP-VII books previously released are as follows: Cardiology, Critical and Urgent Care, Women’s and Men’s Health, Chronic Illnesses, Oncology, and Geriatrics. Upcoming releases are Infectious Diseases (January 2012), Neurology/Psychiatry (April 2012), and Gastroenterology/Nutrition (July 2012).

Resident Survival Guide. ACCP’s Resident Survival Guide offers clinical pharmacy residents a road map for negotiating their residency experience. Editor John E. Murphy, Pharm.D., FCCP, FASHP, and a team of experienced clinical faculty and preceptor authors discuss topics of interest to new and continuing residents. Chapters include “Changing Your Perspective,” “What to Expect,” “Clinical Practice,” “Teaching and Precepting,” “Research,” “Balancing Professional and Personal Priorities,” “After Residency,” “Professional Networking and Career Advancement,” and “Lifelong Learning as a Professional Obligation.” Each chapter includes a reflective essay written by a pharmacy resident, giving a personal account of what to expect from the residency experience.

Potential and current clinical pharmacy residents can begin their residency experience armed with insight and advice from leaders in the clinical pharmacy profession.

Clinical Pharmacist’s Guide to Biostatistics and Literature Evaluation. Whether you are interpreting the medical literature to optimize patient care, improve health outcomes, or generate hypotheses for research, an understanding of biostatistics is essential to your success. This book was developed to bolster the pharmacist’s knowledge and confidence in using biostatistical tools for interpreting the literature. With material drawn from ACCP’s renowned Pharmacotherapy Self-Assessment Program (PSAP) and the live pharmacotherapy preparatory course Updates in Therapeutics®, Editor Robert DiCenzo, Pharm.D., FCCP, BCPS, has designed this review to support the pharmacist’s preparation for the Pharmacotherapy and Ambulatory Care BPS (Board of Pharmacy Specialties) examinations.

We look forward to visiting with you at the On-site Bookstore in Pittsburgh. Preview ACCP publications at www.accp.com/bookstore.