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FABAD J. Pharm. Sci., 24, 125-127, 1999

WORLD CONGRESS of PHARMACY and PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES '99

59th International Congress of FIP.

Main theme: Facing Challenges and Achieving Success 5-10 September 1999, Barcelona - Spain

Provisional Programrne

09.00-17.00 Sunday, 5 September

Registration Council meeting

Monday, 6 September 09.00-17.00 Registration

Opening Ceremony Host Madsen Lecture Pharrnacy in Spain

Tuesday, 7 Septernber 09.00-12.00

Syrnposium l: Setting Specifications far Drug Sub- stances and Dosage Forms-Global Concept far Chemical and Biological Quality Characteristics.

Symposium 2: Challenges of Dietary Supplements (Vitamins and Botanicals) to Stan- dard Setting.

Symposium 3: Rational Approaches for the Pre- diction of Human Drug Absorption Symposium 4: Optimisation of Formulation and

Pharmaceutical Technology Forum: AIDS and Drug Addiction

Tuesday, 7 September 14.00-17.00

Symposium 5: Prediction of Drug Absorption in Man by Animal Experiment

Symposium 6: Changes/Variations far drug Sub- stances and Drug Products

Symposium 7: Sexual Dysfunction: Disease and New Treatment Interventions Forum: Health Promotion (simultaneous

translation)

CPS: Steering Committee (Community Pharmacy Section programme)

Wed.nesday, 8 September 09.00-12.00

Symposium 8: The Impact of the Internet on Phar- macy Practice

Symposium 9: Professional Autonomy - The Di- lemmas of Trading Profession Symposium lO:Impact of Ethnicity in Drug Develop·

ment far the Globe

Forum:

CPS:

Forum:

Assembly of Pharmacists

Oral Communications (Commmıity

Pharmacy Section programme) Biotechnology: from laboratory to patient care

Wed.nesday, 8 September 14.00-17.00

Symposium ll:Position Emission Tomography-State of the Art and Future Development Forum: Quality Pharmacy (simultaneous

translation)

Working Group: Management in the Pharmacy Forum: IPSF Pharmacy Students of Today

are the Pharmacists of Tomorrow Working Group: Managed Care

Thursday, 9 September 09.00-12.00 Symposium 13:Evidence Based Pharmacy Working Group: History of Pharmacy Pi: Pharmacy Information Section

Ethical Issues in the Use and Pro- vision of Information

IPS:

Ethical issues in health care: an over- view

Implications of the pharmacist's ob- ligations in FIP's "Code of Ethics for Pharmacists": case studies

Audience Participation and Panel Discussion Section Business Meeting Industrial Pharmacy Section

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Setting Specifications lor Excipients and Drug Substances-Functionality Related Tesis

How can the academia contribute in the development of functionality re- lated tesis?

Can functionality related tesis im- prove the rnanufacturing process?

How does a functionality related test contribute to an improved quality control?

Functiona!ity related tests- Pharmacopoeial aspects

Thursday, 9 September 14.00-17.00 HPS: Hospital Pharmacy Section

Antibiotic therapy, problems with resistance and infection control Chemotherapy-targeting medication drug

MEPS:

MAPS:

Pl:

HIV-treatment and pitfalls

Anticoagulation management control Business meeting: Assessing Com- petency lor Practice

Specialisation - Accreditation Performance Appraisal Credentialing

Military and Emergency Pharmacy Section

Visit to Military Pharmaceutical In- stallations

Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Sec- tion

Approaches to Drug Discovery from Plants

Entheogen plants as a source of bio- active molecules "

The chemotaxonomical approach The ethnopharmacological approach Screening procedures lor biological activity

Pharmacy Information Section Patient Drug Use Information Leaf- lets: Where are we and where are we going?

International comparison of patient drug information resources

CPS:

Patient drug lı.se information in- itiatives iı1 Spain

Comprehension and reca!l in written drug information

Drug information to patients and consumers: developing country per- spectives

lndividualised patient drug in- formation: an overview of recent de- velopments in different countries Community Pharmacy Section Continuing Professional Develop- ment

lmproving Patient Outcomes by Pharmacist Intervention

Outcomes in day-to-day practice

Thursday, Workshops: 15.00-17.00

IPS: lndustrial Pharmacy Section

Similarity Test (f2) far Dissolution Profiles:

CBS:

AS:

OLMCS:

APS:

The Significance in Drug Develop- ment and Post Approval Changes Dissolution profile comparison - 12:

Overview and its apphcations Statistical evaluation of f2 compari- son

lndustry experiences on use of f2 metrics

Other experiences from regulatory agencies

Clinical Biology Section

Education and Training in Clinical Biology in Spain

Antioxidants (Vitamines) in Clinical Biology in Spain

European register for directors of clinical laboratories

Academic Pharmacy Section Poster podium presentation

Teaching and Learning Methodology in Pharmacy

Official Laboratories and Medicines Control Services Section

How to Introduce New Analytical Techniques in the Regulatory Process Administrative Pharmacy Section

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Organisational Culture Influertcin_g the Quality of Drug Use

Treat111erıt culture and behaviour:

conceptual and methodological ap- proeches to infh.ı_e:nce the quality of druguse

Qualitative research in the drug use by children in differenl counlries The elfecl of medication attitude on the safety of administra!ions of med-

icirıes in residential homes

Friday, 10 September 09.00-12.00

HPS: Hospital Pharmacy Section

MEPS:

MAPS:

Pi:

CPS:

!PS:

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Methods to Prevent Adverse Drug Events

Blood level assessment

Computerisation of compounding Process Control of Prescribing Military and Emergency Pharmacy Section

Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Sec- hon

Pharmacy lnformation Section Current !ssues in Drug and Health Care !nformalion

Providing drug information from the Spanish health adrnirıistralion

Need for international standards for codes and classification systerns The expanding role of US phar- macists in disease management New tedmologies and databases af- feding pharmacy practice

Preventing medication errors: new tools for the pharmacist

Pharmaceutical therapy choice re- view in promoting rational drug use Comrnunity Pharrrıacy Section

!ndustrial Pharmacy Section

Pharn1aco-economics in Osteoporosis

CBS:

AS:

OLMCS:

APS:

Osteoporosis, a disease state?

Models for pharrnaco-economic re- search and pharmaco eco11omic data in osteoporosis?

Pharrnaco-economics and the intro- duclion of new bis-phosphonate Hipprotector and pharrnaco- economics

Clinical Biology Section Academic Pharmacy Section

Quality Assurance in Pharmacy Ed- ucation

Official Laboratories and Medicines Control Services Section

Oral communications

Administrative Pharmacy Section Objective Appraisal of Phar- maceulical Care

What should be done !o evaluate whether Pharmaceutical Care has value for the profession or for the public?

Chances and barriers to irnplernent Pharrnaceu!ical Care into pharmacy practice Pharn1aceutical Care as a challenge for Pharrnacy Praclice Re- search

Should the sickness fund reimburse Pharmaceu tical Care?

Friday, 10 September 14.00-17.00

HPS: Hospital Pharmacy Section

MAPS: Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Section MEPS: Military and Ernergency Pharmacy Section CPS: Comrnunity Pharmacy Section

IPS: lndustrial Pharmacy Section CBS: Clinical Biology Section

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