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2010 Annual Conference
"Facts, Figures, and the Art of Health Care Decision-Making:
linking knowledge generation to health outcomes"
March 28th . 30th, 2010
Toronto, Ontario
The Four Seasons Hotel
 CAPT 2010 Preliminary Program Registration Package
>> Online Registration Form <<
Please Note:
We will be unable to offer the satellite symposium, originally scheduled for Sunday March 28th from 10:00 -12:00h due to a critical and unforeseen speaker conflict. Instead, we will offer the Pre-Conference Symposium, originally scheduled for Saturday March 27th from 13:00 - 17:00h, in the Sunday morning time slot. This symposium is entitled, "Advancing Population-Based Research on Therapeutic Interventions by Accounting for Sex and Gender." It will be held on Sunday from 09:00 to 12:00h. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
2010 Registration Fee Schedule:
| Early | Late/on site |
| Full member | $500.00 | $550.00 |
| 1-day registration (member) | $350.00 | $350.00 |
| These include $50 membership; GST will be added to the registration component |
| Student member | $225.00 | $275.00 |
| 1-day registration (student) | $325.00 | $325.00 |
| These include $25 student membership; GST will be added to the registration component |
Dinner Event: $35 GST is INCLUDED
Complete registration forms can be faxed to 780-448-0018.
CAPT SOCIAL & NETWORKING EVENT
Monday, March 29th, 2010
17:30 to 21:00 hours
An Evening at the Royal Ontario Museum
Speaker: Helen Stevenson, Assistant Deputy Minister, Executive Officer, Ontario Public Drug Programs.
Temerty Dinosaur Galleries and & Reed Mammals Gallery
Please join your CAPT colleagues for an engaging evening at the ROM, directly across from the hotel. Sponsored by
Takeda Canada, Inc., we are pleased to present Helen Stevenson as our guest speaker, opportunity to network, and
ample time to explore the renowned collections of dinosaur skeletons, fascinating fossil birds, mammals, insects and
plants of the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods.
Tickets: $35.00 / per person (includes GST)
Hors d'oeuvres, light meal and a drink included.
CAPT STUDENT AWARDS
CAPT is pleased to announce that the following presentation awards will be made at the conference:
Best student podium award: This award is for excellence in an oral presentation by a student. The winner will receive
$200.00.
Best student poster award: This award is for excellence in a poster presentation by a student. The winner will receive
$200.00.
CAPT STUDENT TRAVEL BURSARIES
CAPT 2010 Studentship Application Form
Full-time students presenting a poster or paper at the conference are eligible to receive a student travel
bursary to help offset the costs of registration and travel. Application forms will be provided to
presenting students by e-mail upon abstract acceptance.
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION TO THE 2010 CONFERENCE: NOW CLOSED
CAPT Call for Abstracts 2010
All abstract accepted for presentation at the 2010 conference will be published in the Canadian Journal
of Clinical Pharmacology at www.cjcp.ca.
Please note: If your abstract was submitted correctly you would have received confirmation by e-ail
from the secretariat office directly within 24 hours. If you did not receive confirmation, please contact
the office immediately.
For questions relating to abstract submission, please contact Ms. Kris Schindel by e-mail to
kschindel@ihe.ca or by telephone to 780-448-4881.
CAPT 2010 SCIENTIFIC PLANNING COMMITTEE:
Larry Lynd, University of British Columbia (Co-Chair)
Carlo Marra, University of British Columbia (Co-Chair)
Michael Iskedjian, PharmIdeas
Lori-Jean Manness, Merck
Nicole Mittmann, Health Outcomes & PharmacoEconomics (HOPE) Research Centre
Nancy Riseborough, Oxford Outcomes
Angela Rocchi, Axia Research
CAPT 2010 LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
Jackie Gladman, i3 Innovus (Chair)
Alina Ciobanu, AstraZeneca
Anna Liovas, AstraZeneca
Michael Paterson, Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences (ICES)
Laurene Redding, Takeda Canada Inc.
2009 Annual Conference
The 2009 Annual Conference was held April 19th - 21st, 2009 in Montreal, Quebec at Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel. The theme of the 2009 conference was "A Look to the Future: Medication Use, Safety and Effectiveness under Economic Uncertainty." The meeting brought together Canadian academic researchers, federal and provincial policy makers, pharmaceutical industry representatives, and other experts. Conference abstracts are posted at The Canadian Journal of Clinical Pharmacology (cjcp.ca).
CAPT 2009 Final Program
We have been granted permission to post the following presentations:
Sunday, April 19th, 2009
Health Policy Symposium
Drug policy and decision making in uncertain times
Stuart MacLeod
Optimal therapeutics in the cauldron of uncertainty
Stuart MacLeod
Neil MacKinnon
Current controversies in Canadian Drug Policy
Neil MacKinnon
Olaf Koester
Utilization Management Agreements: a new policy direction
Olaf Koester
Karen Philp
Putting what really matters to patients into the heart of health policy: the key to sustainability of our healthcare system
Karen Philp
Dawn Graham
Access to innovative pharmaceuticals: moving from the yes/no imperative to how
Dawn Graham
Monday, April 20th, 2009
Pharmacoepidemiology
Steve Morgan
The Blockbuster Sunset: what changes in the primary care pharmaceutical market mean for research and policy
Steve Morgan
Pharmacoeconomics
Jeffrey Hoch
Frankenstein, Dracula and net benefit regression: what you need to know
Jeffrey Hoch
e-Prescribing: Opportunities and Directions
Robyn Tamblyn
Computerization of prescribing, dispensing & drug management: New opportunities to improve the safety and effectiveness of drug management
Robyn Tamblyn
Health Policy Symposium
Incorporating social values into drug reimbursement decision-making: perspectives from the provinces, the public and the press
Beth Kapusta
Beth Kapusta
Regis Blais
Regis Blais
Ana Johnson
Ana Johnson
Ghislaine Cleret de Langavant
Ghislaine Cleret de Langavant
Tuesday, April 21st, 2009
Hot Topic:
CEDAC/CDR: Past learnings, future directions
Angela Rocchi
Angela Rocchi
Robert Peterson
Robert Peterson
Frédéric Lavoie
Frédéric Lavoie
Brian O'Rourke
Brian O'Rourke
Hot Topic:
Drug Safety and Effectiveness Network
Diane Forbes
Diane Forbes
Judith Glennie
Judith Glennie
Olaf Koester
Olaf Koester
Cynthia Sunstrum
Cynthia Sunstrum
Ingrid Sketris
Ingrid Sketris
5th Annual Canadian Therapeutics Congress
The 5th Canadian Therapeutics Congress was held during the IXth World Conference on Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics (CPT) in Quebec City from July 27 - August 1, 2008. As in past years, the Congress brought together CAPT, the Canadian College of Clinical Pharmacy and the newly merged Canadian Society of Pharmacology & Therapeutics (previously Canadian Society of Clinical Pharmacology/Pharmacological Society of Canada). In addition to providing a unique forum for linking academia, industry, and government sectors, registrants were able to hear world class speakers and participate in symposiums organized by CPT.
CPT 2008 Program PDF File (181K) .
CPT 2008 was organized by the Canadian Society for Clinical Pharmacology (CSCP) and the National Research Council of Canada (NRC), under the auspices of the International Union of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology (IUPHAR) incorporating the 5th Canadian Therapeutics Congress (Canadian Society for Clinical Pharmacology, Canadian Association for Population Therapeutics, and the Canadian College of Clinical Pharmacy). Dr. Mitch Levine represented CAPT on the Committee.
The CAPT program was held on Monday, July 28th, 2008. The scientific Committee comprised Daria O'Reilly, Nicole Mittmann, Angela Rocchi, and Michael Iskedjian. Dr. Mitch Levin represented CAPT on the Committee.
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4th Annual Canadian Therapeutics Congress
The 4th Annual Canadian Therapeutics Congress was held from May 27th - 30th, 2007 at the Westin Nova Scotia, Halifax.
The theme of the 2007 congress was "the virtuous circle: Therapeutics from molecule to patient to population and back," with sub-themes on therapeutics for vulnerable populations, therapeutic innovations; human resources in drug evaluation; health technology assessment; information technology; drug policy; and advances in therapeutics education.
We have been granted permission to post the following presentations:
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Sunday May 27, 2007
Ross J Baldessarini, MD
Psychopharmacology for Suicide Prevention
PDF File (72 kb)
David Haslam, MD, MSc, FRCPC
Righting the Wrongs of Psychopharmacology - Addressing the Physical Health of Psychiatric Patients: Focus on schizophrenia and "atypical" antipsychotics
PDF File (477 kb)
Brendan Carr, MD, MBA
Canadian Therapeutics Congress - Satellite Symposium: Disease Management Partnerships - Creating Health Solutions
PDF File (93 kb)
Richard Lewanczuk, MD, PhD
Chronic Disease Management: A Region-Wide, Integrated Approach
PDF File (312 kb)
Andrew Pipe, CM, MD
Developing an Integrated System of Excellence in Cardiovascular Disease Prevention
PDF File (96 kb)
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Monday May 28, 2007
David W Nierenberg, MD
Training Students Who Are Competent in Clinical Pharmacology
PDF File (1.5 Mb)
Tammy J Clifford, PhD
Health Technology Assessment at CADTH: One Size Doesn't Fit All
PDF File (109 kb)
Brian B Hoffman, MD
Layered Approaches to Studying Drug Responses
PDF File (236 kb)
Stanley Nattel, MD
Rational Approach to Improving Cardiac Arrhythmia Therapy
PDF File (1.5 Mb)
Donald Zarowny, MSc, MD
The Human Immunodeficiency Virus: Where did it come from? - Where is it going?
PDF File (283 kb)
Peter McLeod, MD
Challenges for Pharmacology and Therapeutics Educators
PDF File (29 kb)
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Tuesday May 29, 2007
CSCP & CAPT 2007
Canadian Society of Clinical Pharmacology and Canadian Association for Population Therapeutics 2007
PDF File (463 kb)
Sean B Rourke, PhD
Epidemiology of Vulnerable Populations: The Ontario HIV/Aids Experience
PDF File (354 kb)
Grace Paterson, PhD
Overview of Health Informatics and Clinical Decision Support Systems
PDF File (75 kb)
Peter J Zed, BSc, BSc (Pharm), ACPR, PharmD, FCSHP
The Role of Personal Digital Assistants in Pharmacosurveillance: A Canadian Experience Evaluating Drug-Related Hospital Visits
PDF File (680 kb)
Susan Tett, PhD, BPharm, MPS
Using Health Informatics for Pharmacoepidemiologic Research in Australia
PDF File (263 kb)
Noralou P Roos, PhD
Canadian Drug Policy Development Coalition and the National Pharmaceuticals Strategy
PDF File (234 kb)
Jacques LeLorier, MD, PhD, FRCPC FISPE
Reasonable Expectations in Drug Reimbursement
PDF File (1.1 Mb)
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Wednesday May 30, 2007
Carlo De Angelis, RPh, PharmD
Therapeutic Innovations in Oncology: Targeted Therapies Coming of Age
PDF File (751 kb)
Jeff Kirby, MD, MA and Emily Somers, BSc Pharm
E3 Decision Making Framework - Nova Scotia CSTPC
PDF File (35 kb)
Ross J Baldessarini, MD
Psychopharmacology: Advances & Challenges
PDF File (153 kb)
Scott Halperin, MD
Vaccinology: From Bench to Bedside to Boardroom
PDF File (367 kb)
Shelly McNeil, MD, FRCPC
Licensing a vaccine to prevent cancer: Clinical trials of Human papillomavirus vaccines
PDF File (864 kb)
Mike Tierney, BSc Pharm, MSc
Public Involvement in Centralized Drug Reimbursement Processes
PDF File (57 kb)
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