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The acceptability of contraception task-sharing among pharmacists in Canada — the ACT-Pharm study
2015
Contraception
Access to prescription contraception is often limited by the availability of physicians, particularly in rural areas. Pharmacists are available but are not authorized in Canada to prescribe contraceptives, an innovation proved successful in the United States. It is unknown whether Canadian pharmacists, particularly those in rural areas, are willing to adopt this innovation and what barriers and facilitators they predict. We explored the acceptability and feasibility for independent provision of
doi:10.1016/j.contraception.2015.03.013
pmid:25818593
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