Let PQA be part of the strategy to ensure your staff has robust and in-person opportunities for networking, professional development, continuing education, and strategic engagement with business partners and prospects.

The 2023 PQA Annual Meeting, May 10-12 in Nashville, Tenn., is one of most affordable and accessible national meetings:

• Registration is just $499 and includes two breakfasts, three lunches and two receptions. Register by Friday, April 14, before rates increase to $599 for members.
• Hotel rooms are only $299 per night, but that's based on availability and the meeting rate ends tomorrow, Wednesday, April 12. Act fast to secure your spot!
• Direct flights from most major American cities to Nashville are less than $200.

The value of PQA's Annual Meeting is clear...

• In one location over three days, your staff will engage with decision makers from all sectors focused on improving medication use quality.
• Meeting attendees are leaders from pharmacies, health plans, health care providers, pharmacy benefit managers, biopharmaceutical companies, technology vendors, government agencies and researchers.
• We have more than 50 speakers across 20 sessions and events that will share insights on how to succeed in today's competitive and rapidly changing health care market.
• You can earn 3.0 contact hours or 0.3 CEUs of continuing pharmacy education credit -- and you can attend an additional 4-hour training session.
• You can amplify your organization's visibility and impact with a variety of affordable sponsorship packages.

We hope to see you and your team in Nashville this May 10-12. You don't want to miss this PQA Annual Meeting and the actionable insights you'll gain from our sessions on changes to Medicare that will impact equity, access and affordability in public and private programs alike. Three of our general sessions will cover:

• Navigating the Future of Medicare Part C & D Quality Programs 
• Exploring Solutions to Improve Equity in Medication Use Quality
• Implications of the Inflation Reduction Act on Medication Access and Affordability