Cleared for Takeoff: Building Pharmacist Confidence in
Travel Vaccine Consultations

Objectives:

1. Recognize the pharmacist’s pivotal role in recommending and administering
   travel vaccines and understand how this contributes to public health and
   patient safety.
2. Review key vaccine-preventable food and waterborne illnesses encountered
   during travel, including Diarrhea caused by LT-producing Escherichia coli (ETEC),
   Hepatitis A, Typhoid Fever. Briefly discuss the potential adverse effects of using
   antibiotics to treat traveler’s diarrhea during
   international travel and highlight the importance of prevention over treatment.
3. Explain the epidemiology, clinical features, risks, and outcomes of common
   mosquito-borne diseases affecting traveler’s, such as Chikungunya, Dengue,
   Japanese Encephalitis, Yellow Fever.
4. Evaluate vaccine options available in Canada to protect travelers against
   mosquito-borne diseases, including indications, contraindications, and administration.

The Right Dose of Calm: Leading Under Pressure
Understanding Stress, Uncovering Root Causes, and Building Sustainable Well-Being

Objectives:

1. Understand what burnout is — and what it isn't
2. Know the difference between burnout and stress
3. Determine whether you may be experiencing symptoms of stress and/or burnout, and what happens if it goes unaddressed
4. Learn how pharmacy, as a profession, can predispose you to stress
5. Examine the root causes of stress in your life
6. Learn practical ways to start tackling root causes of stress

An Overview of the AIMS Program and Upcoming Changes

Objectives:

1. Explain the foundation of the AIMS Program and how it
   supports quality improvement and patient safety
2. Describe the upcoming changes to the AIMS Program and the
   benefits of these changes

Disrupting the Status Quo: How to Leverage Point-of-Care Testing & Embrace Full Scope to Inspire Your Team & Revolutionize Your Practice Starting Tomorrow

Objectives:

1. Explain how point-of-care testing can support real-time triage, monitoring, patient education, referral, and follow-up in community pharmacy
2. Evaluate real-world outcomes from a large-scale point-of-care testing program and identify the care processes behind those outcomes
3. Describe how pharmacist-led care models can be adapted across different types of community pharmacies