Catholic schools are being forced
to make children aware that,
without their parents» consent, they can
access medical
contraception and abortion services, (although we are allowed, kindly,
to add our «opinion» of these activities).
RHTP supports ongoing efforts
to ensure that all women are able
to access contraception at no cost and that over-the-counter
contraception, like EC, is also covered
without costsharing.
To increase access to ECs, in December 2000 British Columbia became the first province to grant independent prescriptive authority to specially trained pharmacists, enabling them to provide emergency contraception without a physician's prescription.14 Our aim was to determine whether granting prescriptive authority to pharmacists would result in women obtaining ECs from pharmacists instead of their physicians, and whether the number of overall EC prescriptions would increas
To increase
access to ECs, in December 2000 British Columbia became the first province to grant independent prescriptive authority to specially trained pharmacists, enabling them to provide emergency contraception without a physician's prescription.14 Our aim was to determine whether granting prescriptive authority to pharmacists would result in women obtaining ECs from pharmacists instead of their physicians, and whether the number of overall EC prescriptions would increas
to ECs, in December 2000 British Columbia became the first province
to grant independent prescriptive authority to specially trained pharmacists, enabling them to provide emergency contraception without a physician's prescription.14 Our aim was to determine whether granting prescriptive authority to pharmacists would result in women obtaining ECs from pharmacists instead of their physicians, and whether the number of overall EC prescriptions would increas
to grant independent prescriptive authority
to specially trained pharmacists, enabling them to provide emergency contraception without a physician's prescription.14 Our aim was to determine whether granting prescriptive authority to pharmacists would result in women obtaining ECs from pharmacists instead of their physicians, and whether the number of overall EC prescriptions would increas
to specially trained pharmacists, enabling them
to provide emergency contraception without a physician's prescription.14 Our aim was to determine whether granting prescriptive authority to pharmacists would result in women obtaining ECs from pharmacists instead of their physicians, and whether the number of overall EC prescriptions would increas
to provide emergency
contraception without a physician's prescription.14 Our aim was
to determine whether granting prescriptive authority to pharmacists would result in women obtaining ECs from pharmacists instead of their physicians, and whether the number of overall EC prescriptions would increas
to determine whether granting prescriptive authority
to pharmacists would result in women obtaining ECs from pharmacists instead of their physicians, and whether the number of overall EC prescriptions would increas
to pharmacists would result in women obtaining ECs from pharmacists instead of their physicians, and whether the number of overall EC prescriptions would increase.