Washington project trains pharmacists to prescribe abortion pills directly to patients
- A Washington State-based nonprofit has launched the Pharmacist Abortion Access Project, training pharmacists to prescribe abortion medications via telehealth, aiming to improve access to abortion services.
- The pilot program successfully trained ten pharmacists who prescribed medication abortion to 43 eligible patients in Washington between October 31 and November 26, 2024.
- Research shows telehealth prescriptions for medication abortion are as safe as in-person treatment, with a study indicating 99.7% of patients did not experience serious complications.
- Uplift International plans to expand the program across Washington and explore in-person prescriptions by pharmacists, addressing barriers to access for individuals in the state.
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