The proceedings are now available:

• Entire proceedings (4,797 KB): The Therapeutic Information Axis: Government, Corporate, and Academic Pharmacology
• Table of Contents
• Proceedings by section:
  • I: Government and Corporate Academic Partnerships
    • Development of a concept, Peter Eyre
    • A clinical curriculum in partnership with government and industry, Ed Stephenson
    • One company's commitment and perspective, David Stansfield
    • The perspective of an alumna, Lauren Sweet
  • II: Therapeutic Decision Support: Integration of Sources of Veterinary Information
    • Veterinary therapeutic information for 2006: perspectives, concerns, and contributions of the FDA/CVM, Stephen F. Sundlof
    • Veterinary therapeutic information for 2006: perspectives, concerns, and contributions of the Council on Biologica and Therapeutic Agents, Donald Sawyer
    • Veterinary therapeutic information for 2006: perspectives, concerns, and contributions of the Animal Health Institute, Mark Wood
    • Veterinary therapeutic information for 2006: perspectives, concerns, and contributions of the USP Veterinary Advisory Panel, Cory Langston
  • III: Therapeutic Decision Support for Laboratory, Wildlife, and Zoological Animals
    • Sources and application of therapeutic information to laboratory species, Robert J. Adams
    • Sources and applications of therapeutic information to aquatic species, Brent Whitaker
    • Sources and applications of therapeutic information to zoological species, Michael Cranfield
  • IV: Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting Systems
    • Food and Drug Administration/Center for Veterinary Medicine adverse drug experience reporting, William C. Keller
    • USP adverse reaction reporting system, Kathy Meyer
    • Experience with an industry-based adverse drug reaction recording system, Phillip Eppard
  • V: Application of Information Technologies
    • Computer-assisted instruction in classroom and laboratory milieus, Craig Marcus
    • Multimedia in veterinary medical education, Charles E. Branch
    • Internet tools for therapeutic decision making, Jeff Wilcke
  • Appendix: Multimedia Projects Funded by CONVINCE Consortium