Date:	September 26, 2009	Topics:	Update on Pulmonary medications
Date:	October 17, 2009	Topics:	All things GI
Date:	November 14, 2009	Topics:	Neurologic and Dermatologic Pharmacology

Time:	9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Location:	Driscoll Hall, Villanova University
Fee:	$179.00 - 1 day (includes lunch) $349.00 - 2 day (includes lunch) $519.00 - 3 day (includes lunch) 5.5 Contact hours per day or 16.5 for entire series
Faculty:	Lawrence Carey, Pharm.D-Associate Director and Academic Coordinator Philadelphia University Physician Assistant Program and Consultant/Clinical Pharmacist for Jefferson Home Infusion Service. Larry has authored several publications in such journals as: Clinical Reviews, Genetic Applications in Practice, and American Nurse Today. Previous attendees have said: "The instructor brings out the real world [of] clinically relevant points" "The speaker was excellent, very informative and spoke at the audience level" "I learned a lot that I can apply to my practice" "Excellent speaker and great review course" "Just right [level] of pathophysiology without losing the audience."

 

Topics are appropriate for all registered nurses and are designed to assist advanced practice nurses to keep up their prescriptive authority.  You customize your pharmacology update: take one course or the whole series! Register Now!

FROM ASTHMA TO COPD: UPDATE ON PULMONARY MEDICATIONS

As part one in our fall pharmacology series, this course has been designed to provide nurse practitioners with current information on medications used to treat/manage a multitude of pulmonary conditions such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, pneumonia, pulmonary hypertension, drug induced pulmonary diseases and cystic fibrosis.  Here is an opportunity to review meds that can help your patients breathe more easily! Register Now!

ALL THINGS GI

As part two in our fall pharmacology series, this course enhances your knowledge of drugs used to treat gastrointestinal disorders including: GERD, PUD, IBD/IBS, nausea/vomiting and liver disease.  Approximately 20 million Americans will develop an ulcer in their lifetime - get a handle on GERD and other gastrointestinal treatment options. Register Now!

NEUROLOGIC AND DERMATOLOGIC PHARMACOLOGY

 

As the final installment in the fall series, this course examines drugs commonly prescribed to treat a variety of neurologic disorders - from epilepsy to Parkinson's disease to headache.  The afternoon will focus on the treatment of skin diseases including acne, psoriasis, cellulitis, impetigo and MRSA infections.  Be the source for your patients. Register Now!