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Government trial will make it easier for women to continue using oral contraceptives, a pharmacist says  Allowing pharmacists to dispense oral contraceptives without prescriptions will help reduce the risk of …

Endometriosis, OCP drug listings recommended to increase access and multiple treatment options for women The PBAC has recommended unrestricted benefit listings of drospirenone with ethinylestradiol (Yaz and Yasmin) oral contraceptive …

Pharmacies offering round-the-clock care are helping keep patients out of hospital emergency departments, the South Australian government says  More than 50,000 patients have visited Adelaide’s three 24-hour pharmacies in the …

Tasmanian pharmacists get green light to extend prescriptions for oral contraceptives   Expanding pharmacists’ scope of practice to authorise them to supply oral contraceptives will improve access, Pharmaceutical Society of …

A guide to what pharmacists need to know about the composition, use, safety profile and efficacy of oral contraceptives. By Professor Rod Baber AM, BPharm, MBBS, FRCOG, FRANZCOG Learning Objectives …

From 1 July 2024, pharmacists in Tasmania can offer resupply of the oral contraceptive pill (OCP) without a doctor’s prescription to individuals who meet specific criteria. This service is inclusive …

From 28 May 2024, pharmacists in Western Australia can supply women who meet certain criteria with a resupply of the oral contraceptive pill (OCP) without a doctor’s prescription Pharmacists who …

Pharmacists in Western Australia to resupply oral contraceptives as part of 12-month trial  Western Australia is the latest jurisdiction to announce a pilot program enabling pharmacists to provide women with …

Patients will soon benefit from faster access to care through state-based measures to expand pharmacists’ scope of practice  Pharmacists in South Australia and parts of Queensland will be able to provide …

Phase two of the NSW pharmacy prescribing trial is now underway, delivering improved access to the oral contraceptive pill  Women aged 18 to 35 years who have had a prescription …

Australian women are increasingly seeing the benefits in having direct access to oral contraceptives through community pharmacy, researchers say  A detailed series of interviews with 20 women aged between 18 …

Community pharmacies in NSW will receive a $20 consultation fee for treating patients under a pharmacist prescribing trial should the Coalition win next month’s state election NSW Premier, Dominic Perrottet, …