Program
International Symposium
Saturday, November 21, 9:30–11:30
Room5（ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Kanazawa 5F [Zuiun]）
Room5（ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Kanazawa 5F [Zuiun]）
The role of oncology pharmacists at supportive care in cancer and next stage
Outline
Pharmacists specialized in cancer pharmacotherapy play a vital role not only in providing higher-quality healthcare, but also in generating evidence and leading interprofessional research activities. This symposium shares insights on developing evidence from a pharmaceutical perspective, building multidisciplinary research teams, advancing supportive care in oncology, and fostering next-generation leaders. By sharing international perspectives and experiences in clinical pharmacy for supportive cancer care, we aim to deepen the discussion on future challenges and directions for pharmacists involved in cancer pharmacotherapy in Japan.
- Chair
- Hitoshi KawazoeSchool of Medicine, Keio University
- Hirotoshi IiharaDepartment of Pharmacy, Gifu University Hospital
- Alexandre ChanNational Cancer Centre Singapore ; University of California, Irvine
- Yohei IimuraDepartment of Pharmacy, The IMSUT Hospital, The Institute of Medical Science, The University of Tokyo, Japan.
- Kensuke YoshidaTokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences, Japan
- Daichi WatanabePractical Pharmaceutical Research Center, Gifu Pharmaceutical University, Japan
Impact of Oncology Pharmacist in Supportive Care and Survivorship
A phase III randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial evaluating the prophylactic effect of diclofenac cream on capecitabine-induced hand–foot syndrome
From Japan to France: International implementation of a pharmacist-led oral care education program
A role shaped by strengths and challenges within the multinational association of supportive care in cancer (MASCC): Addressing evidence gaps in antiemetic therapy for older adults as a pharmacist
Symposium012 （Organized by the International Exchange Committee）
Saturday, November 21, 13:20–15:20
Room5（ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Kanazawa 5F [Zuiun]）
Room5（ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Kanazawa 5F [Zuiun]）
Next-Generation Hospital Pharmacy toward 2040: AI, Digital Health, and Integrative Translational Patient Care
Outline
As global healthcare systems evolve toward 2040, hospital pharmacy practice faces an imperative to integrate emerging technologies, quantitative sciences, and translational insights to solve increasingly complex clinical challenges. Aligned with the overarching congress vision of building a unified academic platform for all pharmacists, this international session brings together clinical leaders and experts from across Asia—Japan, South Korea, Thailand, and Taiwan—to explore the future landscape of hospital pharmacy practice.
Highlighting key dimensions of practice transformation—including pharmacometrics, artificial intelligence, safety informatics, and clinical translation—this session offers a comprehensive outlook on how hospital pharmacists can elevate patient safety, expand clinical capacity, and define next-generation pharmacy practice toward 2040.
Highlighting key dimensions of practice transformation—including pharmacometrics, artificial intelligence, safety informatics, and clinical translation—this session offers a comprehensive outlook on how hospital pharmacists can elevate patient safety, expand clinical capacity, and define next-generation pharmacy practice toward 2040.
- Chair
- Kyung Suk ChoiVice President of KSHP, Seoul National University Bundang Hospital
- Hirofumi JonoDepartment of Pharmacy, Kumamoto University Hospital
- Kazutaka OdaDepartment of Pharmacy, Kumamoto University Hospital
- Seulki(Sofie) HanDepartment of Pharmacy, Soon Chun Hyang University Hospital Seoul
- Kamonsak ReungjarearnrungPresident of Asia Pacific Oncology Pharmacy Association（APOPA）
- Cheng Chih WuDepartment of Pharmacy, Kaohsiung ChangGung Memorial Hospital
Pharmacometric simulation of vancomycin removal during hemodialysis: expanding the role of therapeutic drug monitoring
Leveraging Embedded and Parallel AI Platforms to Expand Hospital Pharmacy Capacity for IV Compatibility and Antibiotic Renal Dosing Reviews.
Future Technology to Improve Medication Safety (Pre, During, Post Hospital Visit) and Informatics/Digital Literacy of Hospital Pharmacist
From Clinical Trials to Patient Care and Education: A Translational Continuum of Hospital Pharmacy Practice in Taiwan
International Session1 （Oral）
Saturday, November 21, 15:40–16:40
Room5（ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Kanazawa 5F [Zuiun]）
Room5（ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Kanazawa 5F [Zuiun]）
International Session2 （Oral）
Saturday, November 21, 16:40–17:40
Room5（ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Kanazawa 5F [Zuiun]）
Room5（ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Kanazawa 5F [Zuiun]）