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2007|PLATINUM SPONSORS 2007|GOLD SPONSORS 2007|SILVER SPONSORS 2007|BRONZE SPONSORS Abbott Oncology
2007 | Message from the Co-Chairs Ciad Mile Failte! One Hundred Thousand Welcomes to Nova Scotia! On behalf of the NOPS Organising Committee, it is our pleasure to welcome you to Halifax for the 2007 National Oncology Pharmacy Symposium (NOPS). The practice of oncology pharmacy involves practitioners from many different walks of life and many different locations. Gone are the days when only a few patients were made to suffer noxious chemotherapy with little or no supportive care. Gone are the days when drug treatment required inpatient admission for most patients. Gone are the days when chemotherapy was only something done in large academic hospitals and specialized cancer centres. Today, we have portable treatments and a population who choose not to commute from home, wherever that may be, to large centres for their specialized chemotherapy treatments. Oncology pharmacy is not limited to just these centres, but is becoming a part of practice for pharmacists in many communities. But care close to home comes with its own challenges- such as maintaining safety and cost-effectiveness. With these challenges in mind, we welcome you to join us as we explore the symposium theme “Oncology Pharmacy in Your Community”. As we learn about many new drugs and treatments, we must also think about how these treatments will ultimately be offered to our shared patients. Are there risks to be considered? How do we communicate within our own sites and from one site to the next, as patients travel between local communities and specialist centres? Do we practices as individuals or as part of a larger community of oncology pharmacists? During the next days, you will have plenty of opportunities to attend educational sessions and to network with colleagues from across the country. Take a few minutes to meet someone new. You may fi nd that you have much in common and lots of things each can learn from the other! And you may simply enjoy the pleasure of making new friends and socializing with each other at the breaks and the gala banquet. After all, a trip to Nova Scotia wouldn’t be complete without a lobster dinner. On a serious note, we would like to thank those dedicated individuals on the Organizing Committee who worked all year to bring NOPS 2007 to us all. Take a moment to say Thanks to those people who have worked hard to make this happen. This year, for the fi rst time, we add a local fl avour to NOPS, the Host Committee volunteers, who are helping with the tasks of registration, room monitoring, and general greeting to Halifax (they have the Nova Scotia Tartan ribbons). When they welcome you to Halifax, greet them back and tell them about where you practice. We must not forget to thank our pharmaceutical company sponsors as well- without their generous support and contributions, the NOPS meeting could not happen. Enjoy your experiences at NOPS and in Halifax. FAILTE! (Gaelic for WELCOME), Larry Broadfi eld Martin Franco Roxanne Dobish NOPS 2007 Co-Chairs NOPS — Oncology Pharmacy in Your Community, October 26-28, 2007 Page 3
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