Therapeutics (CPT2004)
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E-drug: 8th IUPHAR World Congress on Clinical Pharmacology &
Therapeutics (CPT2004)
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[Please reply directly to Professor Ric Day - NOT to e-drug. If you
cannot access the website, please contact Prof Day
<R.Day@unsw.edu.au> for details by email. BS]
Dear Colleagues,
I wanted to let you know of the opportunity to contribute to the
Programme of the forthcoming World Congress of Clinical Pharmacology
coming up in Australia in 2004. As Programme Chair for the CPT2004 I
hope it might be possible for E-drug networkers to input into the
programme?
Ric Day and his colleagues are currently seeking proposals for the
CPT2004 program (Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics World
Congress) from not only IUPHAR (International Union of Pharmacology)
and affiliated National Pharmacology Societies but also
organisations, societies and individuals who the Programme Committee
believe might have a particular interest - Pharmaceutical Companies
(Including OTCs, Complementary etc), CROs, Clinical Trial
organisations, Academic Units, Regulatory Agencies, Professional
Associations, Government Departments focussing on Regulation, Quality
& Safety, Consumer Health Organisations etc.
Take a look at the meeting Web site. We would like you and your
Organisation and its members to submit your Program proposals. Could
you advertise widely to your associates the opportunity to submit
program suggestions for CPT2004? Proposals can also be submitted via
our website at:
With kind regards
Ric Day
Chairman Programme Committee
CPT2004
ps. There are opportunities to mount satellite meetings and sponsor
symposia or the meeting which we would be very happy to discuss with
you.
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Richard DAY, AM MD FRACP
Professor of Clinical Pharmacology & Director Clinical Pharmacology &
Toxicology,
Physiology & Pharmacology, School of Medical Sciences, Faculty of
Medicine, UNSW
St Vincent's Hospital, Victoria St., Darlinghurst, NSW, Australia, 2010
Tel: 61-(0)2-8382-2331
Fax: 61-(0)2-8382-2724