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Pharmacy Access Articles — International
2007
- Westley E, von Hertzen H, Faundes A. Expanding Access to Emergency Contraception. International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics 2007; 97: 235-37.
Shoveller J, Chabot C, Soon J, Levine M. Identifying barriers to emergency contraception use among young women of various socialcultural groups in British Columbia, Canada. (PDF-120K) Perspectives in Sexual and Reproductive Health, 2007 March; 39(1): 13-20.
2006
- Lakha F, Glasier A. Unintended pregnancy and use of emergency contraception among a large cohort of women attending for antenatal care or abortion in Scotland. (PDF-36K) The Lancet, 2006; 368 (9549): 1782-1787.
Moreau C, Bajos N, Trussell J. The impact of pharmacy access to emergency contraceptive pills in France (PDF-108K). 2006; 73(6): 602-608.
Lewington G, Marshall K. Access to emergency hormonal contraception from community pharmacies and family planning clinics. (PDF-116K) British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology, 2006, 61(5): 605-608.
2005
- Blanchard K, Harrison T, Sello M. Pharmacists’ Knowledge and Perceptions of Emergency Contraceptive Pills in Soweto and the Johannesburg Central Business District, South Africa. International Family Planning Perspectives, 2005, 31(4):172–178.
Chile’s Supreme Court Rules Sale of Emergency Contraception Constitutional. Kaiser Daily Women’s Health Policy Report. 30 November 2005
United Kingdom Office of National Statistics. Greater use of pharmacies to access ‘morning after pill.’ Contraception and sexual health 2004/05; Series OS no.28. October 2005.
2004
- Killick SR, Irving G. A national
study examining the effect of making emergency hormonal contraception
available without prescription. Human Reproduction 2004;
19 (3): 553–557.
Soon JA, Levine M, Osmond BL, Ensom MHH, Fielding DW. Provision of emergency contraceptives by pharmacists. (PDF) Canadian Pharmaceutical Journal 2004; 137 (6): 23-29.
2002
- Rhyno C. Emergency contraception: supply
and demand (update on Toronto emergency contraception project).
Canadian Pharmaceutical Journal 2002; 134.
- Soon JA, Levine M, Ensom MHH, Fielding DW.
Expanded access to emergency contraceptives in BC: patterns
and trends in pharmacist-initiated ECPs. Abstract only from
Canadian Journal of Clinical Pharmacology 2002; 9: 36.
- Soon JA, Levine M, Ensom MHH, Gardner JS,
Edmondson HM, Fielding DW. The developing role of pharmacists
in patient access to emergency contraception. Disease Management
and Health Outcomes 2002; 10: 601-611.
- Soon JA, Osmond BL, Cheung CKM, Levine M.
Expanded access to emergency contraceptives in BC: attitude
and practices of pharmacist providers. Abstract only from
Canadian Journal of Clinical Pharmacology 2002; 9: 35-36.
- Ulmann A, Gainer E. Pharmacy access to
emergency contraception in Europe. Perspectives on Sexual
and Reproductive Health 2002; 34: 271; discussion 271.
2001
- Bissell P, Anderson C, Savage I, Goodyear
L. Supplying
emergency hormonal contraception through patient group direction:
a qualitative study of the views of pharmacists (PDF). The
International Journal of Pharmacy Practice 2001: 9 (suppl): R57.
- Hariparsad N. Attitudes and practices
of pharmacists towards emergency contraception in Durban, South
Africa. European Journal of Contraception and Reproductive
Health Care 2001; 6: 87-92.
- Harrison-Woolrych M, Howe J, Smith C. Improving
access to emergency contraception. British Medical Journal
2001; 322: 186-187
- Ratanajamit C, Chongsuvivatwong V. Survey
of knowledge and practice on oral contraceptive and emergency
contraceptive pills of drugstore personnel in Hat Yai, Thailand.
Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety 2001; 10: 149-156.
- Savage, I. Community
pharmacy supply of emergency contraception under patient group
direction: "a service begging to be done." (PDF)
Pharmacy Practice Group, King’s College London. Final Report.
June 2001.
- Schenk KD. Emergency
Contraception: The UK experience (PDF-472K). Reproductive
Health Alliance. Occasional Paper No1. December 2001.
- Seston EM, Holden K, Cantrill J. Emergency
hormonal contraception: The community pharmacy perspective.
The Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care 2001;
27: 203-208.
- Webb AMC. Emergency contraception: mostly
successes but still some threats. The Journal of Family Planning
and Reproductive Health Care 2001; 27: 183-185.
1999
- Blackwell D, Cooper N, Taylor G, Holden K.
Pharmacists' concerns and perceived benefits from the deregulation
of hormonal emergency contraception (HEC). British Journal
of Family Planning 1999; 25: 100-104.
- McFadyen ML, Smit JA, Gray AL. Emergency
contraception: legal and ethical dilemmas facing the pharmacist.
South Africa Pharmaceutical Journal February 1999.
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