20th Biennial of the American Academy of Veterinary Pharmacology and Therapeutics

“The Role of Veterinary Pharmacology in One Health”

Monday, May 22, 2017

Morning: One Health

Inaugural Tom Powers Keynote: Towards the Delivery of Personalized Medicine in Veterinary Oncology, Chand Khanna
Bernadette Dunham

Johanna Fink-Grimmels

Afternoon:

ACVCP/AAVPT Workshop on the Future of Clinical Pharmacology and the Clinical Pharmacologist
Student oral research presentations

Evening: Wine and Cheese Reception and Poster Session

Tuesday, May 23, 2017

All day: Population Variability in Animal Health: Potential influence on dose-exposure response relationships or withdrawal times

Overview, Marilyn Martinez

Drug metabolism polymorphisms in dogs and cats, Michael Court

Age effects, Danielle Mzyk

Companion animal transporter polymorphisms, Katrina Mealey

Food animal transporter polymorphisms, Johanna Fink-Grimmels
Modeling and simulation: shifting gears to accelerate understanding of variability in animal health, Jonathan Mochel

Top down versus bottom up modeling approaches, Ronette Gehring

Modeling and simulation to understand diversity in residues, Jim Riviere

Modeling and simulation to improve clinical trials, Tomas Martin-Jimenez
Understanding differences in dose-exposure relationships as a function of drug formulation and dog breed, Devendra Pade

Practical implications to industry, Ludovic Pelligand

Moderated panel discussion

Evening: Veterinary Pharmacology Research Foundation Auction and AAVPT Awards Banquet

Wednesday, May 24, 2017

Morning: Regulatory and Legislative Issues

Ashley Morgan, American Veterinary Medical Association

Personnel from FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine