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This two-part series provides pharmacists with clinical pearls to help patients find a contraception option that best suits their individual needs and reproductive health goals. In Part 1 of this two-part series (found HERE), we reviewed newer oral contraceptive options. In Part 2, we’ll delve into non-oral contraceptive options to meet unique patient needs!

Technological change is to be expected in any industry, but the pandemic has forced many pharmacy businesses to adapt and quickly implement new technologies.

A CPhA survey from earlier in 2020 found that over 70% of Canadian women trust pharmacists to screen, prescribe, counsel and provide recommendations for birth control.

In the spirit of experimentation, I decided to convert two of my four lectures into online modules using Articulate.