US EditionA new service offering oral contraception through pharmacies has already saved over 1,000 hours of GP time
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A new service offering oral contraception through pharmacies has already saved over 1,000 hours of GP time
A new NHS service enabling people to access oral contraception directly from their local pharmacy has already saved more than 1,000 hours of GP and healthcare professional time. Between April 2024 and March 2025, community pharmacies delivered 6,386 oral contraception consultations, saving 1,061 GP hours, and making contraception more convenient for many. Individuals can now start or continue the contraceptive pill via a confidential consult…
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