Pharmacists prescribe birth control in new convenience study
NCT ID NCT06819787
Summary
This study looked at how well contraceptive services work when pharmacists prescribe birth control directly to patients at local pharmacies. Researchers followed 75 women across five U.S. pharmacies for 12 weeks to see if this approach provided good care, helped women continue their birth control, and improved their overall experience. The study used a special digital platform designed to help pharmacists provide these services safely and efficiently.
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Locations
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Calabasas Pharmacy
Calabasas, California, 91302, United States
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Desert Pharmacy
El Centro, California, 92243, United States
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Gaston Family Pharmacy
Gaston, South Carolina, 29053, United States
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Local Health Pharmacy
Chicago, Illinois, 60647, United States
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Wolves Den Pharmacy
Stanford, Montana, 59479, United States
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