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Pharmacist-led women's health trials show safe, effective care model across NSW and ACT
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Pharmacist-led women's health trials show safe, effective care model across NSW and ACT
Pharmacist-led care for urinary tract infections (UTIs) and oral contraceptive resupply has been shown to be safe, effective and highly valued by women, according to the findings of two landmark NSW research trials led by Associate Professor Sarah Dineen-Griffin from the University of Newcastle and HMRI’s Population Health Research Program. The final reports from the statewide PATH-UTI and PATH-OC trials represent some of the largest studies to …
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