Drug Experts, Inc, is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education.
Continuing Pharmacy Education (CPE) Programs
LIVE 9 CREDITS
I. Pharmaceutical Compounding: Standards and Quality Control: 4 Credits
- Sterile Compounding
- Non-Sterile Compounding
II. Pharmacy Entrepreneurship: Regulatory Compliance and Best Practice: 1 Credit
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Medication Errors: Prevention and Patient Safety: 4 Credits
- Medication Errors: Assessment and Mitigation
- Treatment of Psychiatric Disorders and Risk of Medication Errors
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Pharmaceutical Compounding: Standards and Quality Control
(Spotlight Club, 245-24, Horace Harding Expressway, Little Neck, NY 11362; July 19, 2026)
David Medina, RPh, BCSCP
Infusion Pharmacist/Assistant Compliance Officer
Americare Pharmaceutical Services, Garden City, New York
(8:15 AM to 10:15 AM)
AND
Isha Gupta, PharmD, MBA
CEO, and Supervising Pharmacist
Hatch Rx, New Hyde Park, New York
(10:30 AM to 12:30 PM).
Learning Objectives:
Following completion of this CPE activity, pharmacists will be able to:
1) Identify activities that are defined as compounding according to USP 797.
2) Describe new requirements for Competency testing and BUD dating.
3) Demonstrate the role of the Designated Person.
4) Explain how USP 797 and 800 enhance the protection of the patient and the product.
5) Describe the essential techniques used in non-sterile compounding.
6) Specify accurate compounding calculations for personalized formulations.
7) Identify common formulation challenges that impact final compound quality.
8) Differentiate between variety of applications match formulations to patient-specific needs.
Activity Type & Target Audience:
This knowledge-based Continuing Pharmacy Education (CPE) Activity is intended for pharmacists in all types of practice settings. This live activity “Pharmaceutical Compounding: Standards and Quality Control” has been assigned ACPE universal activity number 0190-0000-26-OO1-LO7-P. Pharmacists may earn 4.00 contact hours (0.4 CEU) upon successful completion of this activity.
Commercial Support & Activity Fee:
No commercial or financial support was received for this activity. Registration Fee for this program is USD 65.00. Onsite Registration Fee is $100.
Registration:
Online by visiting at www.drugexperts.net or via phone by calling at (718) 207 – 4393.
Credit Requirements & Statement of Credits:
To earn credits for this CPE activity, the participating pharmacist must complete a Registration Form prior to activity, Evaluation Form following activity, and enter signature on attendance record sheet presented during the activity. The pharmacists must enter their NABP e-profile ID number as well as month, and date of birth on the registration form to facilitate submission of earned credits information to the CPE monitor.
Privacy:
Privacy and confidentiality are maintained. Only required information will be submitted to the CPE monitor.
Planning Committee:
Saleem Ahmad, PhD, RPh (CPE Administrator), and Nasir Khan, RPh (Content Reviewer).
Disclosures & Copyright:
All involved in CPE development, planning committee, and faculty have disclosed no conflicts of interests or financial commercial interests. The provider complies with copyright laws and regulations.
Contact
For any questions related to this activity, send email to drugexperts@aol.com or telephone at (718) 207-4393.
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Pharmacy Entrepreneurship: Regulatory Compliance and Best Practice
(Spotlight Club, 245-24, Horace Harding Expressway, Little Neck, NY 11362; July 19, 2026)
Danny Dang, PharmD,
Chairman, Pharmacists Society of the State of New York
Board Member, NYCPS, New York
(12:30 PM to 01:30 PM).
Learning Objectives:
At the completion of this activity, the participant will be able to:
- Apply NYS pharmacy business laws that includes NYSED licensing requirements, regulatory obligations, and practice management decisions.
- Develop strategies for sustaining a financially viable, regulatory compliant, independent pharmacy business in a competitive healthcare environment.
Activity Type & Target Audience:
This knowledge-based Continuing Pharmacy Education (CPE) Activity is intended for pharmacists in all types of practice settings. This live activity “Pharmacy Entrepreneurship: Regulatory Compliance and Best Practice” has been assigned ACPE universal activity number 0190-0000-26-OO2-LO3-P. Pharmacists may earn 1 cont hour (0.1 CEU) upon successful completion of this activity.
Commercial Support & Activity Fee:
No commercial or financial support was received for this activity. Registration Fee for this program is USD 65.00. Onsite Registration Fee is $100.
(No additional fee is required If you are registered for a preceding CPE program that is to be held on the same day).
Registration:
Online by visiting at www.drugexperts.net or via phone by calling at (718) 207 – 4393.
Credit Requirements & Statement of Credits:
To earn credits for this CPE activity, the participating pharmacist must complete a Registration Form prior to activity, Evaluation Form following activity, and enter signature on attendance record sheet presented during the activity. The pharmacists must enter their NABP e-profile ID number as well as month, and date of birth on the registration form to facilitate submission of earned credits information to the CPE monitor.
Privacy:
Privacy and confidentiality are maintained. Only required information will be submitted to the CPE monitor.
Planning Committee:
Saleem Ahmad, PhD, RPh (CPE Administrator), and Nasir Khan, RPh (Content Reviewer).
Disclosures & Copyright:
All involved in CPE development, planning committee, and faculty have disclosed no conflicts of interests or financial commercial interests. The provider complies with copyright laws and regulations.
Contact
For any questions related to this activity, send email to drugexperts@aol.com or telephone at (718) 207-4393.
Con BetOnRed accedes a múltiples opciones de juego, bonos activos y una experiencia online moderna desde cualquier dispositivo.
Medication Errors: Prevention and Patient Safety
(Spotlight Club, 245-24, Horace Harding Expressway, Little Neck, NY 11362; August 16, 2026)
I. Medication Safety: A Practical Guide to Error Prevention and Risk Mitigation
Hira Shafeeq, PharmD, BCPS
Professor of Pharmacy Practice, St. John’s University and Clinical Specialist, Nassau University Medical Center, New York
(8:15 AM to 10:15 AM).
AND
II. Treatment of Psychiatric Disorders and Risk of Medication Errors
Gerard Quinn, PharmD, BCPS, BCPP
Assistant Clinical Professor of Pharmacy Practice St. John’s University, New York
(10:30 AM to 12:30 PM).
Learning Objectives:
Following completion of this CPE activity, pharmacists will be able to:
1. Identify medication classes designated as high-alert medications by the Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP).
2. Discuss patient- and system-related factors including polypharmacy that contribute to medication errors or increase medication risk.
3. Describe evidence-based strategies to prevent medication errors and optimize medication use in older adults.
4. Discuss best practices to reduce medication errors during transitions of care across healthcare settings.
5. Review standard treatments for major depressive disorder/generalized anxiety, ADHD, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder
6. Describe the impact and statistics of psychotropic medication errors
7. Categorize types of medication errors pertaining to psychotropic drugs
8. Introduce prevention strategies and possible solutions to mitigate harm
Activity Type & Target Audience:
This knowledge-based Continuing Pharmacy Education (CPE) Activity is intended for pharmacists in all types of practice settings. This live activity “Medication Errors: Prevention and Patient Safety” has been assigned ACPE universal activity number 0190-0000-26-OO3-LO5-P. Pharmacists may earn 4.00 contact hours (0.4 CEU) upon successful completion of this activity.
Commercial Support & Activity Fee:
No commercial or financial support was received for this activity. Registration Fee for this program is USD 65.00. Onsite Registration Fee is $100.
Registration:
Online by visiting at www.drugexperts.net or via phone by calling at (718) 207 – 4393.
Credit Requirements & Statement of Credits:
To earn credits for this CPE activity, the participating pharmacist must complete a Registration Form prior to activity, Evaluation Form following activity, and enter signature on attendance record sheet presented during the activity. The pharmacists must enter their NABP e-profile ID number as well as month, and date of birth on the registration form to facilitate submission of earned credits information to the CPE monitor.
Privacy:
Privacy and confidentiality are maintained. Only required information will be submitted to the CPE monitor.
Planning Committee:
Saleem Ahmad, PhD, RPh (CPE Administrator), and Nasir Iqbal, PharmD (Content Reviewer).
Disclosures & Copyright:
All involved in CPE development, planning committee, and faculty have disclosed no conflicts of interests or financial commercial interests. The provider complies with copyright laws and regulations.
Contact
For any questions related to this activity, send email to drugexperts@aol.com or telephone at (718) 207-4393.
Con BetOnRed accedes a múltiples opciones de juego, bonos activos y una experiencia online moderna desde cualquier dispositivo.
Registration
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