The Healthcare Compliance Packaging Council

The Healthcare Compliance
Packaging Council

18th Annual National Symposium on Patient Compliance

The HCPC’s annual Symposium is the singular educational event which focuses specifically on compliance prompting pharmaceutical packaging.

18th Annual National Symposium on Patient Compliance

May 5, 2010
Crowne Plaza Hotel
Valley Forge, Pennsylvania


Program Highlights:

  • 2009 Compliance Package of the Year
  • Educational Sessions
  • Tabletop Exhibition of Compliance Enhancing Products
  • Updates on HCPC Government Outreach
  • Updates on HCPC Europe
  • Networking Opportunities

Join the HCPC at its premier annual educational event May 5 in Valley Forge, PA.

Now in its 18th year, the HCPC's annual Symposium is the singular educational event which focuses specifically on compliance prompting pharmaceutical packaging. Each year, the latest trends and topics impacting this area of drug delivery are examined and addressed by speakers who have expertise in this packaging niche. Registrants will find no other conference so highly focused on how patient compliance is positively impacted through appropriate packaging.

Who Should Attend?

  • Pharmaceutical Industry Representatives
  • Packaging Professionals
  • Pharmacists
  • Clinical Trial Operators
  • Nutritional Supplement Manufacturers
  • Healthcare Providers
  • Formulary Directors
  • Third-Party Payers
  • Healthcare Policy Makers
  • Anyone with an interest in the roles that better packaging can play in improving pharmaceutical compliance and safety!

 

Member Registration Fees

Individual representatives from member companies may register on-line for $750. Each "Paid" member registration entitles that individual to invite a pharmaceutical company representative or prospective member. These additional attendees can also be registered on-line during the registration process.

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Pharmaceutical Manufacturer Registration Fees

In order to increase attendance by pharmaceutical manufacturing representatives, the HCPC is offering a reduced fee of $495 for direct registration by a pharmaceutical manufacturing company representative.

In addition, 2 pharmaceutical manufacturing company representatives can register for fee of only $750.

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Tabletop Exhibition Opportunities

The tabletop exhibition will be held during the luncheon and attendees will have access to the exhibits in the banquet room where our buffet lunch will be served. This way, attendees can enjoy lunch while reviewing the many new exciting developments our exhibitors will present in the area of compliance packaging. We are providing 1 ½ hours to provide attendees and exhibitors adequate time to converse.

We are offering 8 exclusive tabletop exhibit spaces at $1,500 each. Registration for these tabletops will be provided on a first come, first serve basis via our on-line registration. Each tabletop registration provides a complimentary registration to a member company representative.

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Hotel/Travel Information

Hotel Reservations/Meeting Facility
Due to the success of last year's event at the Crowne Plaza Valley Forge, PA, this hotel was again selected for our Symposium!

Crowne Plaza Hotel
PHILADELPHIA - VALLEY FORGE

260 MALL BLVD
KING OF PRUSSIA, PA 19406 UNITED STATES
Hotel Front Desk: 610-2657500 | Hotel Fax: 610-2654076

The HCPC has negotiated an overnight rate of $169.00 plus prevailing state and local taxes.

To reserve your room at this rate, please contact 610-265-7500 and advise Crowne Plaza VF reservations that you are reserving a room for the HCPC's 18th Annual National Symposium on Patient Compliance. You have until April 9, 2010 to reserve your room at this rate. The hotel is easily accessible for key executives in the pharmaceutical industry, many of whom are concentrated on the I-95 corridor on the East Coast. The Crowne Plaza Valley Forge Hotel is conveniently located across from the King of Prussia Mall at the intersection of Mall Boulevard and Will Boulevard. The hotel is adjacent to The Fairfield Inn and Bally Total Fitness Center.

Symposium Agenda

18th Annual National Symposium on Patient Compliance Presentations- Wednesday, May 5, 2010

  • 8:30 Welcome
  • 8:45 U.S. Regulatory Healthcare Update
    Speaker:  John O’Brien, Executive Director, Responsible Health Institute
    At the conclusion of this session, attendees will be able to:
    - list the most recent legislative and regulatory developments related to medication use
    - explain their impact on compliance-prompting packaging
    - describe other industry trends that will influence future legislative and regulatory activity.
  • 9:30 Update on efforts of European HCPC - Achievements, Highlights, Goals
    Speaker: Tassilo Korab, Executive Director, HCPC Europe
    HCPC-Europe, despite many mergers between funding member companies and the economical crises going stronger than ever before having the Columbus award firmly established in the community of stake holders of patient compliance.
  • 10:15 Break
  • 10:45 Electronic Medication Monitoring - a global standard and a position in Connected Health
    Speaker: Danevert Asbrink, Vice President Sales, Cypak
    Electronic compliance packaging has become part of a global system for Connected Health. A system that lowers the cost for patient care, improves patient care, and improves patient well being. Listening to how Electronic compliance packaging has developed and what Continua Alliance is all about.
  • 12:00 Luncheon with Tabletop Exhibitions
  • 1:30 Compliance Package of the Year
  • 2:00 Package Usability and Human Interface Model
    Speaker: Laura Bix, Associate Professor, Michigan State U School of Packaging
    For years, package design has been the benefactor of research that has measured the relationship between product and packaging. Today's healthcare packaging designers work in an increasingly competitive healthcare environment and must try to consider how choices will impact the likelihood of errors and noncompliance, facilitate aseptic presentation, maintain sterility and enhance security throughout distribution to final delivery. A new model from Michigan State University combines usability theory and human processor theory and presents the complex nuances that occur at the important interface between people and packaging. This new model will prove useful to designers and others involved in packaging evaluation.
  • 2:45 Break
  • 3:00 The National Patient Centered Medical Home Movement
    Speaker: Edwina Rogers, Executive Director, The Patient Centered Primary Care Collaborative The Patient Centered Primary Care Collaborative is a coalition of major employers, consumer groups, patient quality organizations, health plans, labor unions, hospitals, clinicians and many others who have joined together to develop and advance the patient centered medical home. A patient-centered medical home integrates patients as active participants in their own health and well-being. They are cared for by a physician who leads the medical team that coordinates all aspects the patients' needs using the best available evidence and appropriate technology. The Collaborative believes that, if implemented, the patient centered medical home will improve the health of patients and the viability of the health care delivery system, including lower healthcare costs and better quality of care. Learn about this latest development in patient care that is sweeping the nation and has been successfully implemented in other countries.
  • 4:15 Adjourn