While we continue celebrating #ACCPAM26, we’re already looking ahead to what’s next! Save the date for ACCP’s 2027 Global Conference in New York City, October 16–19, 2027. The event will bring together members from around the world for impactful international programming and expanded opportunities for global collaboration. We hope to see you there!

Scientific Poster Sessions at #ACCPAM26 Over the past few days, attendees have engaged with a wide range of research spanning clinical practice, education, and innovation in pharmacy. These sessions continue to highlight the depth and diversity of work shared at this year’s Annual Meeting. Thank you to all presenters for showcasing your work and contributing to such impactful discussions. Don’t forget—the final Scientific Poster Session takes place Tuesday. Be sure to join us for the last opportunity to explore and engage with this year’s research presentations: ow.ly/bqN350ZZ13Q

Much of ACCP’s work happens throughout the year through dedicated committees and task forces collaborating virtually, but the Annual Meeting is where that work comes to life in person. Yesterday, these volunteer leaders came together to connect, collaborate face-to-face, and continue the important work of shaping programs, priorities, and initiatives that advance ACCP and the profession of clinical pharmacy. Thank you to all of our committee and task force members for your leadership, service, and commitment. #ACCPAM26

A big thank you to all of our 2026 ACCP Annual Meeting sponsors! Your support helps make #ACCPAM26 possible, and we’re grateful for your partnership and commitment to the clinical pharmacy community.

Congratulations to our 2026 Clinical Pharmacy Challenge champions! We are excited to recognize the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Pharmacy as the winners of this year’s competition, showcasing exceptional clinical knowledge, teamwork, and problem-solving throughout the tournament. A huge congratulations as well to all finalist teams for an outstanding performance and inspiring display of clinical excellence. #ACCPAM26 #CPC26 @UnmcCop

Inspired by the leaders who came before them, the newest ACCP Professional Leadership Development (APLD) cohort begins its own leadership journey. Please join us in welcoming the 2026–2027 APLD cohort! Over the next year, these members will develop leadership skills, build meaningful connections, and prepare for future service within ACCP and the profession of clinical pharmacy. We look forward to seeing all they accomplish in the year ahead. #ACCPAM26

We’re heading into Day 3, and the Annual Meeting is in full swing—filled with engaging research, competition, and connection. Today’s highlights include: • PRN Business Meeting & Networking Sessions • MeRIT Platform Presentations • Scientific Poster Session • PRN Focus Sessions • Clinical Pharmacy Challenge Final Round Make the most of everything Day 3 has to offer! View the full schedule: ow.ly/e9b950ZRrtL

The championship round is set! Congratulations to University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy and University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Pharmacy for advancing through the Clinical Pharmacy Challenge semifinal round and earning a spot in tomorrow's championship competition. Who will take home the title? Stay tuned! #ACCPAM26 @URI_Pharmacy @UnmcCop

Today, we celebrate the graduates of the ACCP Professional Leadership Development (APLD) Program. Over the past year, these members have challenged themselves to grow as leaders, build meaningful connections, and develop the skills needed to serve ACCP and the profession in new ways. As they complete this chapter, we look forward to seeing how they will continue to lead, inspire, and advance clinical pharmacy. Congratulations to the 2025–2026 APLD graduates! #ACCPAM26

Career conversations were at the center of today’s career pathways session. Students and postgraduate trainees met with clinical pharmacists representing more than 15 specialty practice areas, gaining insight into different practice settings, career journeys, and opportunities across the profession. #ACCPAM26

Congratulations to this year's winners of the Best Student, Best Resident or Fellow, and Best Poster Awards! Juliana Chan, winner of the ACCP Best Poster Award, “Predictors of Off-Label Shortened Sofosbuvir/Velpatasvir Therapy in a Statewide Incarcerated Population.” Sarah Channey, winner of the ACCP Best Resident or Fellow Poster Award, “The Pressure’s On: Timing of Oral Antihypertensive Initiation in Non-Surgical Critically Ill Patients With Hypertensive Emergency.” Miranda Luxenburg, winner of the ACCP Best Student Poster Award, “Evaluating the Effect of Pharmacy Student Participation in Medication Reconciliation on Value-Based Care Metrics: Emphasis on 30-Day Readmission Rates.” #ACCPAM26

After 23 years of dedicated service as Executive Director of ACCP, Michael S. Maddux, will retire at the end of this year. His vision, leadership, and unwavering commitment have helped shape ACCP and advance clinical pharmacy in countless ways. Please join us in celebrating Mike's remarkable legacy and thanking him for more than two decades of impact, service, and inspiration. Congratulations, Mike, and best wishes on your well-earned retirement!

A round of applause for the 2026 ACCP Award recipients! During the #ACCPAM26 Awards Ceremony, ACCP celebrated members whose contributions have advanced clinical pharmacy practice, research, education, and the profession. Congratulations to this year's honorees: 👏 New Educator Award: Victoria L. Williams 👏 New Clinical Practitioner Award: William Justin Moore 👏 New Investigator Award: Omolola A. Adeoye-Olatunde 👏 Education Award: Nancy L. Shapiro 👏 Clinical Practice Award: Joanna Stollings 👏 Russell R. Miller Award: Larisa H. Cavallari 👏 Excellence in Advancement of Diversity, Health Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Award: Sally A. Arif 👏 Therapeutic Frontiers Lecture Award: John Devlin As part of the Awards Ceremony, Omolola Adeoye-Olatunde, recipient of the New Investigator Award, presented “Beyond a Research Agenda: Building a Purpose-Driven Career Advancing Health Access Through Community-Engaged Research,” and John Devlin, recipient of the Therapeutic Frontiers Lecture Award, presented “Purpose and Passion: Reducing Delirium in Critically Ill Adults.” Join us in celebrating these exceptional members and their dedication to advancing the future of clinical pharmacy. @IndianaCTSI @PurduePHPR @NLShapiro1 @UICPharm @UICPhPr @JoannaCCPharmD

The stakes are high at the Clinical Pharmacy Challenge semifinals! Four teams are competing for their chance to claim the title. Which teams will come out on top? Show your support in the comments and wish the semifinalists good luck as they take the stage! Full details are available here: ow.ly/L3i550ZYKiM #ACCPAM26 #CPC26