How your local pharmacist can help with women's health issues
Pharmacists are increasingly offering expanded healthcare services, including consultations for common women's health issues like UTIs and contraception. This shift aims to provide faster, more accessible care for patients who may struggle to book GP appointments.
Why it matters
Expanding the scope of pharmacy practice can alleviate pressure on primary care systems and improve health outcomes for women.
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Facebook Instagram Pinterest When life gets busy, your own health can often slip to the bottom of the to-do list. Finding time to book an appointment with your GP can be difficult, especially if you need help quickly with something like a urinary tract infection (UTI), emergency contraception or a repeat prescription for the Pill.
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