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CAPT
Policy Manual and Bylaws
Notice to CAPT Members: Special Resolution to Change CAPT Bylaws
At the 2010 CAPT Annual General Meeting members will be asked to vote on three special resolutions to make a change to the Bylaws of the Association. The CAPT Bylaws and the CAPT Bylaws draft resolutions are attached for your information.
This meeting will be held on Monday, March 29th, 2010 from 12:00 - 13:30 hours at the Four Seasons hotel, located at 21 Avenue Road, Toronto, Ontario.
All CAPT members are encouraged to attend.
 CAPT Bylaw draft resolutions Jan 22, 2010
Roles,
Responsibilities, and Policies Manual
Bylaws
The Association provides a national base for the advancement,
exchange and application of new knowledge among leading
researchers, educators and practitioners interested
in the use, economics and outcomes of medicinal drugs
and other therapeutic interventions in populations.
The Canadian Association for Population Therapeutics
(CAPT) was formalized in April 1996 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
CAPT has evolved from the Canadian Pharmacoepidemiology
Forum (CPF). All the interests of the CPF, such as
pharmacoepidemiology, pharmacoeconomics, drug utilization
studies, adverse drug reaction monitoring/pharmacovigilance,
will continue as part of the new Association's activities.
The association is primarily concerned with the study
of effectiveness, harm, use and economics of medications,
vaccines, medical devices or complementary medicines
relevant to Canadian populations.
A new elected Board for the broader mandate of CAPT
has replaced the CPF Board. Six Board members will
rotate off the Board each year. Newly elected Board
members take office at the Annual Meeting held during
the April/May Forum.
CAPT annual membership fees are $75.00 for individuals
and $25.00 for students. Details of corporate and institutional
membership are available on request
as well as the Terms of Reference.
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