Could pharmacist prescribing improve choice and access for women?


If trained pharmacists could undertake consultations for hormonal contraception, around 730,000 fewer GP consultations would be needed each year, new data shows Collectively, this would save women $23 million in out-of-pocket costs, according to an independent analysis from HTANALYSTS, an Australian health economics and outcomes research consultancy. In its recent report, “Rewriting the script: Unlocking

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