Health system overhaul to allow chemists to renew prescriptions in NSW

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Women in New South Wales will be able to avoid a trip to the doctor to obtain oral contraceptives and antibiotics as part of a health overhaul planned by the Perrottet government.

Women in New South Wales will be able to avoid a trip to the doctor to obtain oral contraceptives and antibiotics as part of a health overhaul planned by the Perrottet government. The 12-month trial will make New South Wales the first state in Australia to allow chemists to renew prescriptions.

 

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The pill isn't candy. Women don't realise all the effects it has on their bodies. But I guess it's less dangerous than other things we put into people without their informed consent.

This is a good idea for all patients that are on repeated, and often life long medications, such as diabetic, blood pressure, anti-depressants etc. Where other factors, such as antibiotic resistance should be considered. How do the Feds feel about this?

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