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INVITED PRESENTATIONS (Continued)
193. Pharmacy Management Strategies in the Era of Prospective Reimbursement, Group Health of Puget Sound, Seattle,
WA, December 1984.
194. An Overview of Pharmacological Methodologies in Relief of Pain, Conference on Pain Relief in the Last Phase of
Life, Hospice Assistance Program, Portland, OR, January 1985.
195. Controlling Cancer Pain, Practical Oncology Seminar, Swedish Hospital Medical Center, Seattle, WA, January
1985.
196. The Structure and Function of the Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee in 1985, Hoechst Lecture, Professional
Practice Conference, Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists, Toronto, Ontario, February 1985.
197. New Approaches in Chronic Pain Drug Therapy, Pharmacy Colloquium, Lane County Pharmaceutical Association,
Eugene, OR, February 1985.
198. Decentralization of Pharmaceutical Services for Drug Use Control, Pan Pacific III Conference, Hong Kong,
February 1985.
199. Pain Management, Brown County Medical Society, Brownwood, TX, March 1985.
200. A Controlled Pain Study of Patient Controlled Analgesia in Severe Postoperative Pain, Department of Pharmacy
Practice, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, April 1985.
201. Pain Management in Cancer Patients, Northern Illinois Society of Hospital Pharmacists, Chicago, IL, April 1985.
202. Trends in Pharmacy Practice, Area Pharmacy Officers Meeting, Indian Health Service, USPHS, Flagstaff, AZ, April
1985.
203. Pain Management in Cancer, Kaiser Foundation Hospital, Haywood, CA, April 1985.
204. Pain Therapy for the Pharmacist, New England Council of Hospital Pharmacists, New England Hospital Assembly,
Boston, MA, April 1985.
205. Pain Teleconference, School of Nursing, Loyola University of Chicago, Chicago, IL, May 1985.
206. Analgesia in Mild to Moderate Pain, Ellsworth Air Force Base Hospital, Rapid City, SD, May 1985.
207. Advanced Pain and Symptom Management of the Terminally Ill Patient, Northern California Hospital Association,
Berkeley, CA, May 1985.
208. Drug Therapy of Pain, Pfizer Dialogue, Association of Pharmacy Faculties of Canada Annual Meeting, Halifax,
Nova Scotia, Canada, May 1985.
209. Cancer Pain Management, City of Hope National Medical Center, Oncology Conference, Anaheim, CA, June 1985.
210. Pharmacological Needs of a Hospice Program, The First Annual American Conference on Hospice Care, Boston,
MA, June 1985.
211. The Pharmacist's Role in Death and Dying, California Pharmacists Association, Maui, HI, June 1985.
212. Integration of Clinical and Distributive Pharmacy Services, 85th Annual Meeting, American Association of Colleges
of Pharmacy, San Francisco, CA, July 1985.
213. The Future of Health Care in America - Pharmacy Services, Marion Laboratories Health Care Symposium, Kansas
City, MO, July 1985.
214. Acute and Chronic Pain Concepts, Meridian Park Hospital Pain Control Workshop, Tualatin, OR, September 1985.
215. Treatment of Cancer Pain, Practical Therapeutics 1985 Symposium, Rocky Mountain Drug Consultation Service,
Denver, CO, September 1985.
216. Management of Pain, Iowa Academy of Family Physicians, Des Moines, IA, September 1985.
217. Administration of Pain Medication, Symposium on Pain Management, Sutter Community Hospitals, Sacramento,
CA, October 1985.
218. The Hospital Formulary System, Pain Management, Annual Seminar, New Hampshire Society of Hospital
Pharmacists, Manchester, NH, October 1985.
219. Rational Analgesia, Ninth Annual Cancer Symposium, Scripps Memorial Hospital Cancer Center, San Diego, CA,
October 1985.
220. Pain Control - Pure and Simple, Fifth Annual Cancer Symposium for Nurses, Scripps Memorial Hospital Cancer
Center, San Diego, CA, October 1985.
221. Pain Control in Cancer Patients, St. Lukes Hospital, Milwaukee, WI, November 1985.
222. Pain and Symptom Control: Practical Options for Nurses and Pharmacists, Preconference Seminar, National
Hospice Organization Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, November 1985.
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