Registration

DVD only (webinar recording plus applicable resources) $95.00 plus applicable taxes

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Fax: Complete this pdf form and fax to 416-733-1146 with credit card information..
Mail: Complete this pdf form and mail together with cheque or credit card information to:        ISMP Canada        Medication Safety Learning Centre        4711 Yonge Street        (Procter and Gamble building)        Toronto, Ontario        M2N 6K8
Confirmation Registration will be confirmed within 10 days of receipt of payment.
Cancellation Policy Notice of all cancellations must be provided in writing at least 7 days prior to the event. A $75 administration fee will apply to all refunds. There are no refunds for registrants who cancel after the cancellation deadline. Registrants may postpone attendance to a future workshop however a $75 administration fee will apply if notice of postponement is received less than 7 days prior to the event. ISMP Canada reserves the right to cancel or reschedule workshops. In the event of a cancellation, fees paid will be credited towards a future workshop, or fully refunded.
For additional information, call 1-866-544-7672 ext. 0 (416-733-3131 ext.0) or email to education@ismpcanada.ca

Roger Cheng, RPh, BScPhm, PharmD

Roger joined ISMP Canada in 2007. His current responsibilities as a project leader include conducting individual and aggregate analyses of medication incidents voluntarily reported to ISMP Canada.

Roger holds a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy degree (1999) and a Doctor of Pharmacy degree (2003) from the University of Toronto. Roger has worked in both community and hospital pharmacy settings, including staff pharmacist positions at Princess Margaret Hospital and York Central Hospital.

Psychotropic medications are among the most commonly prescribed therapeutic classes of medications. This one hour webinar shares the findings of an aggregate analysis of harmful incidents involving psychotropic medications. The main themes identified in community, long-term care and acute care hospital settings will be discussed, using incident examples.