Registration

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

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Online: All major credit cards are accepted by PayPal. Fill in the form below and click the Buy Now button to go to the PayPal website to complete the transaction. Ms Mrs Mr Dr First Name:   Last Name: Miss    Position:   Email: (for registration confirmation) Organization: Street: City: Country: Canada United States Province/State: AlbertaBritish ColumbiaManitobaNew BrunswickNewfoundland and LabradorNova ScotiaNorthwest TerritoriesNunavutOntarioPrince Edward IslandQuébecSaskatchewanYukon Postal/Zip Code: Total: $95.00 (plus applicable taxes) For the total including tax, please select your country and province/state above.
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

Julie Greenall, RPh, BScPhm, MHSc (Bioethics), FISMPC
Project Director, ISMP Canada

Julie has more than 30 years of clinical and management experience in pharmacy practice. Julie joined ISMP Canada in 2004 and as Project Director, is responsible for coordinating, supervising and conducting medication system reviews, incident analyses and other consultation projects. Julie holds an active practice pharmacy license and in addition to her work with ISMP Canada, continues to work in a community hospital on a casual basis.

Since joining ISMP Canada, Julie has participated in numerous medication system reviews, root cause analyses of sentinel medication incidents and prospective risk assessment projects. Julie is a co-author of the 2006 Canadian Root Cause Analysis Framework and the revised Canadian Incident Analysis Framework released in 2012, in addition to numerous medication safety-related articles published in healthcare journals. Julie has provided educational presentations and workshops on a variety of medication safety topics across Canada and internationally.

Michael J.A. Hamilton BSc, BEd, MD, CCFP
Consultant and Medication Safety Specialist, ISMP Canada

Michael has over ten years of clinical medicine involvement, with experience in emergency medicine, long-term care, inpatient care, and office practice. He continues his current practice in York Region in family medicine, walk-in clinic care, and long-term care. He currently serves on the Medical Advisory and Therapeutics Committee for the Community and Health Services Department of York Region and has been a member of the Drugs and Therapeutics Committee of a 400 bed tertiary hospital. Michael has also served as an investigating coroner with the Office of the Chief Coroner for Ontario.

His education, his work, and his experience with multiple health care accreditation cycles has given him an interest in procedure and system analysis, healthcare safety, and methods of designing work processes to minimize the risk of error, while ensuring high quality care.

Michael joined ISMP Canada in 2012 and is a member of the medication incident analysis team, participating in the dissemination of safety recommendations, contributing to the investigation of medication errors, and collaborating in research projects with the Institute.

Each Canadian province and territory has an Office of the Chief Coroner or Chief Medical Examiner responsible for investigating deaths from unexplained, unexpected, or unnatural causes. Within the scope of these investigations are deaths associated with medication incidents. In-depth analysis of information from these cases offers unique opportunities to identify underlying factors and generate recommendations to reduce the chances of similar incidents in the future. ISMP Canada has had a formal collaborative relationship with the Office of the Chief Coroner in one province since 2004, and has worked with other Offices on selected cases. In 2012-2013, ISMP Canada embarked on an extensive national project to use the formal death investigation files of coroners and medical examiners in order review the accumulated data in death investigations, to collate the safety recommendations, and to further advance patient safety by sharing learning.