A pilot for pharmacist services for reproductive health began on May 1. The idea is to be able to dispense emergency contraception in pharmacies on the basis of a pharmacist's prescription to patients over the age of 15. However, this does not mean that they will be able to buy the pill right now. The call for applications for pharmacies to join the pilot has only just started.
In order for a pharmacy to dispense day-after pills on the basis of a pharmaceutical prescription, it must first join the pilot. Announcements about the call for applications on the websites of regional branches of the National Health Fund appeared on May 2. This means that pharmacies will only be able to apply for this opportunity. The signing of the first contracts for the realization of services under this program wil...
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