This MITrain program will be accessible soon. After completing that program, you will choose this option to receive continuing education credit. This program is intended for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians. Speaker: Michael E. Klepser, Pharm.D., professor, Ferris State University, College of Pharmacy, Kalamazoo, MI Credit hours: 1.5. Expires: 2/28/2011. At the end of this presentation, participants should be able to: 1. list the important pandemics from the past and the types of influenza associated with them. 2. distinguish the differences between the pandemics. 3. discuss the lessons learned from past pandemics to prepare for future pandemics.

This MITrain program will be accessible soon. After completing that program, you will choose this option to receive continuing education credit. At the end of this presentation, participants should be able to: 1. name the available and investigational agents to treat and/or prevent influenza infections. 2. compare and contrast the various agents based on their assets and liabilities. 3. given a patient with an influenza infection, recommend an appropriate treatment regimen.

This MITrain program will be accessible soon. After completing that program, you will choose this option to receive continuing education credit. At the end of this presentation, participants should be able to: 1. describe the structure of influenza and the importance of the various components of the virus. 2. explain the virokinetics of influenza and the factors which affect its infectivity. 3. evaluate the different infection control practices and the importance they have in decreasing the transmission of influenza.

This MITrain program will be accessible soon. After completing that program, you will choose this option to receive continuing education credit. At the end of this presentation, participants should be able to: 1. distinguish the differences between the various vaccines. 2. explain how the vaccines elicit an immunological response. 3. dispel popular misconceptions of influenza vaccine adverse effects.

This DVD includes a recorded fraud, waste and abuse presentation to help you comply with CMS annual training requirements. Once the presentation is viewed, continuing education credit for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians is available in the Education tab under Continuing Education, Online Programs.

This MITrain program will be accessible soon. After completing that program, you will choose this option to receive continuing education credit.

This MITrain program will be accessible soon. After completing that program, you will choose this option to receive continuing education credit.

This MITrain program will be accessible soon. After completing that program, you will choose this option to receive continuing education credit.

NEW. This includes MPA's Fraud, Waste and Abuse Program DVD and a FWA Manual on CD-ROM developed by the Pharmacists Society of the State of New York. Once the DVD presentation is viewed, continuing education credit for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians is available in the Education tab under Continuing Education, Online Programs. Members, $200; Nonmembers, $400.

This brochure gives general information helpful for caregivers for prevention of poisoning, as well as directions for action in the event of a poisoning. Sold in packs of 100. Also available to members free of charge at MichiganPharmacists.org/resources/education. For fewer than 100 copies, please order from the MPA office at (517) 484-1466.

This brochure contains general information on how to prevent tragic poisonings. Sold in packs of 100. Also available to members free of charge at MichiganPharmacists.org/resources/education. For fewer than 100 copies, please order from the MPA office at (517) 484-1466.

This brochure outlines the profession of pharmacy as a career option. Sold in packs of 100. It is available for download free of charge at MichiganPharmacists.org/public/careers. Members can also request 25 free copies by calling the MPA office at (517) 484-1466.

16 oz., stainless steel

22 oz., light gray, BPA free with attached screw top

You & Your Pharmacist Working Together, developed by the Michigan Society of Health-System Pharmacists, highlights pharmacist and patient roles in medication adherence and includes a wallet-size record for medications and other important information. Packets come with 100 brochures. Retail price, $50; Members, $25. Discounted pricing will be reflected in shopping cart.

Changing Perceptions was developed by Michigan Society of Health-System Pharmacists to showcase the clinical activities of pharmacists in Michigan in areas such as anticoagulation, asthma, diabetes, emergency medicine and others. Sold in bundles of 25. Retail price, $75; MPA/MSHP Members, $50. Discounted pricing will be reflected in shopping cart.

A Guide to the Statutes and Regulations, Fourth Edition (2008). Retail price, $70; Members, $50; Student Members, $25. Student pharmacist nonmembers should contact the MPA office at (517) 484-1466 or MPA@MichiganPharmacists.org for pricing. Discounted pricing will be reflected in shopping cart. Note: this is an outdated edition of the law book and does not contain information regarding an updated law effective Dec. 31, 2009.

THE FIFTH EDITION OF MICHIGAN PHARMACY LAW IS TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK. MPA PLANS TO HAVE MORE TO SHIP BY APRIL 1, 2010. YOU MAY STILL PRE-ORDER IT ONLINE AND IT WILL BE SHIPPED TO YOU WHEN MORE BECOME AVAILABLE. Combination of Michigan Pharmacy Law: A Guide to the Statutes and Regulations (Fifth Edition, 2009) and the Pharmacy Law Update Service CD. Retail price, $180; Members, $140; Student Members, $60. Student nonmembers should contact the MPA office at (517) 484-1466 or MPA@MichiganPharmacists.org for pricing. Discounted pricing will be reflected in shopping cart.

2nd edition, 2003

CD-ROM format

11th edition, 2008 Includes calculations If you are ordering from Alaska, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, New Mexico, Ohio and Texas, please contact your state association to place an order.

THIS ITEM IS TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK. MPA PLANS TO HAVE MORE TO SHIP BY APRIL 1, 2010. YOU MAY STILL PRE-ORDER IT ONLINE AND IT WILL BE SHIPPED TO YOU WHEN MORE BECOME AVAILABLE. A Guide to the Statutes and Regulations, Fifth Edition (2009). Retail price, $100; Members, $75; Student Members, $35. Student pharmacist nonmembers should contact the MPA office at (517) 484-1466 or MPA@MichiganPharmacists.org for pricing. Discounted pricing will be reflected in shopping cart. Be sure you are logged into the Web site to receive member pricing.

NEW. This includes MPA's Fraud, Waste and Abuse Program DVD and a FWA Manual on CD-ROM developed by the Pharmacists Society of the State of New York. Once the DVD presentation is viewed, continuing education credit for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians is available in the Education tab under Continuing Education, Online Programs. Members, $200; Nonmembers, $400.