A Visual Representation of Pharmacist Prescribing

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A Visual Representation of Pharmacist Prescribing

A map of the 17 states that allow pharmacist prescribing.

This infographic outlines that state of pharmacist prescribing across the country. Currently, 17 states allow pharmacists to prescribe self-administered hormonal birth control. In 12 of these states, pharmacist prescribed birth control has been implemented and is available at participating pharmacies, while the other 5 are working to implement the law.

To learn more about pharmacist prescribing read our fact sheet. 

July 2020
State Policy
Birth Control Access

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