Reproductive health roles first to be cut: SHPA

Megan Haggan 03/05/2023

Reproductive health is a low priority in hospitals, and it’s the first place where pharmacy services get cut, says one expert Hospital pharmacists have spoken out about the need for investment in training members about reproductive health care. Associate Professor Luke Grzeskowiak, a member on the Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia’s Women’s and Newborn

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