US EditionB.C. pharmacists set to treat minor ailments, prescribe contraception
- Pharmacists in British Columbia will be given more responsibilities from June 1, including the ability to diagnose and prescribe medication for 21 minor ailments and prescribe contraception.
- The move aims to improve access to healthcare for those without a family doctor and relieve pressure on nurses and doctors dealing with more complex cases.
- The province will launch a website on June 29 allowing residents to book appointments with pharmacists online, similar to the system used for vaccines.
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B.C. pharmacists set to treat minor ailments, prescribe contraception starting June 1
VANCOUVER — Pharmacists in British Columbia will have more responsibilities starting June 1 in an effort to improve access for those without a family doctor and ease the stress on an overburdened health system.
·Flin Flon, Canada
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B.C. pharmacists set to treat minor ailments, prescribe contraception starting June 1
VANCOUVER — Pharmacists in British Columbia will have more responsibilities starting June 1 in an effort to improve access for those without a family doctor and ease the stress on an overburdened health system.
·Burnaby, Canada
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B.C. pharmacists set to treat minor ailments, prescribe contraception starting June 1
VANCOUVER — Pharmacists in British Columbia will have more responsibilities starting June 1 in an effort to improve access for those without a family doctor and ease the stress on an overburdened health system.
·Victoria, Canada
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