UTI service to start in SA

AJP Staff 27/02/2024

For South Australian pharmacists about to start participating, there are lessons to be learned from UTI services around the country, writes PDL Beginning on 1 March 2024, South Australian pharmacists can provide antibiotic treatment without a prescription from a prescriber for uncomplicated urinary tract infections (UTIs) to patients who meet certain criteria. It is important

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UTI service to start in SA

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