Lack of remuneration a ‘major deterrent’: OCP study


Pharmacists strongly support contraceptive resupply, but some have concerns around independent prescribing, study finds Oral contraceptive resupply appears to be acceptable to community pharmacists, a qualitative study involving 24 pharmacist participants has found. The study, led by the SPHERE Centre of Research Excellence, found most participants embedded within the ALLIANCE trial perceived that the resupply

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