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INVITED PRESENTATIONS (Cntinued)
26. Clinical Applications of Broad Spectrum Antibiotics, Delaware Valley Society of Hospital Pharmacists, Philadelphia,
PA, February 1974.
27. Drug Therapy in the Terminally Ill Patient, New England Council of Hospital Pharmacists, New England Hospital
Assembly, Boston, MA, March 1974.
28. Rational Antibiotic Therapy, presented to the medical staff, Veterans Memorial Hospital, Meriden, CT, April 1974.
29. Drug Literature Evaluation, Annual Assembly, New York State Council of Hospital Pharmacists, Grossinger, NY,
October 1974.
30. How to Keep Current, Annual Assembly, New York State Council of Hospital Pharmacists, Grossinger, NY, October
1974.
31. Shared Pharmaceutical Services, New England Hospital Assembly, Boston, MA, October 1974.
32. Symptomatic Drug Therapy in Terminally Ill Patients, Oncology Nurse Education Project, Waterbury Hospital Health
Center, Waterbury, CT, November 1974.
33. Professional Standards Review Organizations, Affiliated Chapter Officers Meeting, American Society of Hospital
Pharmacists, Miami, FL, December 1974.
34. Drug Therapy in Terminally Ill Patients, 9th Annual Midyear Clinical Meeting, American Society of Hospital
Pharmacists, Miami, FL, December 1974.
35. Drug Therapy Considerations, New England Assembly, American Academy of Physicians Assistants, New Haven, CT,
February 1975.
36. Pain is Manageable, Nursing Home Administrator Group, Oncology Nurse Education Project, Waterbury Hospital Health
Center, Waterbury, CT, April 1975.
37. Monitoring Drug Therapy, Connecticut Association of Health Care Facilities, Vernon, CT, July 1975.
38. Drug Utilization Review, New England Hospital Assembly, Boston, MA, September 1975.
39. Management of Poisoning and Drug Overdoses, presented to the medical staff, W.W. Backus Hospital, Norwich, CT,
October 1975.
40. Rational Antibiotic Therapy of Gram Negative Infections, Annual Seminar of the Georgia Society of Hospital
Pharmacists, Athens, GA, October 1975.
41. Establishing a Medical Service Representative Peer Review Program, University of Illinois College of Pharmacy -
Hospital Pharmacy Service, Chicago, IL, October 1975.
42. Management of Pain in Cancer, statewide telelecture network, Oncology Nurse Education Project, Waterbury Hospital
Health Center, Waterbury, CT, October 1975.
43. Prescriptive Practices of Physicians' Assistants and Nurse Practitioners, 4th Annual Conference on New Health
Practitioners, Atlanta, GA, April 1976.
44. Monitoring Antibiotic Therapy, Health Facility Surveyor Improvement Conference, Region 4, DHEW, Daytona Beach,
FL, June 1976.
45. Pharmaceutical Care in Terminal Illness, 11th Annual Seminar, Maryland Society of Hospital Pharmacists, Ocean City,
MD, June 1976.
46. The Role of Drugs in Terminal Symptoms, Institute on Death and Dying, Southern Connecticut State College, New
Haven, CT, June 1976.
47. Anticipated Effects of PSRO Programs on Hospital Services, 13th Annual Pharmacy Seminar, Central New York Society
of Hospital Pharmacists, Syracuse, NY, September 1976.
48. Symptomatic Drug Therapy in Terminal Disease, presented to the medical staff, Stamford Hospital, Stamford, CT,
September 1976.
49. Laboratory Parameters for Monitoring Drug Therapy, Seminar on Laboratory and Diagnostic Tests in the Long-Term
Care Patient, Connecticut Pharmaceutical Association, Cromwell, CT, October 1976.
50. Reviewing Drugs for the Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, Institute on Effective Use of Clinical Drug Literature,
American Society of Hospital Pharmacists, San Antonio, TX, October 1976.
51. Current Status and the Future of Drug Information Provision, Institute on Effective Use of Clinical Drug Literature,
American Society of Hospital Pharmacists, San Antonio, TX, October 1976.
52. Use of Drugs by Patients, Seminar on Acute Medical Problems for Physician's Assistants, Maine Medical Center, Portland, ME,
February 1977.
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