Help Women Get the Contraceptive That's Right for Them

September 2016

Pharmacies will have more opportunity to help women with chronic conditions select hormonal contraception.

Contraceptives aren't one-size-fits-all. The choice should be based partly on the patient's risks and medical conditions.

Help your pharmacist ensure women get an appropriate contraceptive.

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Table of Contents

Medication Errors Alert the Pharmacist When Refrigerated or Frozen Meds Need a Final Check
Testosterone Watch Days' Supply Closely With Natesto Testosterone Gel
Antiepileptics Expect Frequent Dose Changes With Antiseizure Meds to Avoid Side Effects
Epinephrine Watch for Patients Who Forget to Carry Their EpiPen
Practice Engage Patients in Their Own Care to Help Improve Adherence
Influenza Have Patients Fill Out Paper Work Completely so They Get the Right Flu Vaccine
Hepatitis C Encourage Epclusa Patients to Refill Their Hepatitis C Med Several Days Early
Oral Health Be Aware Iron Solutions Can Turn Teeth Surfaces Black
Heart Failure Watch for Heart Failure Patients Taking Supplements
Constipation Expect PEG 3350 to Be Offered Over Docusate for Constipation
HIV & AIDS Watch for HIV Patients Getting Both the Old and New Forms of Tenofovir
Contraceptives Help Women Get the Contraceptive That's Right for Them