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Emergency ContraceptivesFrom: LCLEMOS@aol.comTue Mar 7 12:27:35 2006
Ok, to improve the tone of this discussion today I actually have an OB related question: When prescribing BCP or other hormonal birth control, do you give the client or patient a prescription for EC with appropriate teaching as well? How about for barrier methods? (Does anyone still do diaphragms?) Do you have an agreement in your state with the pharmacists to provide EC? Do your Emergency Department docs prescribe them for rape victims? If you are in a Catholic institution, how is that handled or not? Thanks - inquiring minds want to know, I said I'd ask. Laurie in ME.. headed for ocean to walk dog...
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