Clinical Ambassadors

Women’s health

Women experience a range of unique health issues and conditions. From pregnancy to menopause and other gynaecological conditions, some women may need medical treatment but often the patient may just need advice from their pharmacist on how to tackle these conditions. A women’s health service can offer advice on sexual health, contraception and the morning after pill or go beyond this to offer breast cancer screening and menopause advice. You can fill a big gap in the pharmacy market by offering these services to your patients and not only will you see a big increase in your revenue stream but you will also be helping to ease a large burden off the NHS.

Clinical Ambassadors

Women’s health

Oral contraception service: 'It's a great way to build relationships with patients'

Progesterone pill: 'It's such a convenient service for women'

Sexual health service: 'It's about supporting the young people in our community'

Emergency contraception service: 'I think all pharmacists should offer this'

Emergency hormonal contraception service: 'It’s a way of engaging with a different age group'

Period delay service: 'Customers value the convenience and safety netting we provide'

Emergency contraception: 'We've used phone calls to keep this service going during Covid'

Women's health: 'I try to be competitive on both the price and quality of our services'

Women's health: Offering an emergency hormonal contraception service

UTI: 'Our service meets the need for treatment when GP surgeries are closed'

Sexual health: 'Patients are happy they can obtain a private and efficient service'

Pregnancy testing: 'Patients find it reassuring to have the test done by a professional'

Setting up a sexual health service: 'We wanted to be a forward-thinking pharmacy'

Sexual health: 'We make an average of £2,000 per month from offering this service'

Sexual health service: 'It's rewarding - both professionally and financially'