Sally Rafie, PharmD, BCPS

Learn practical do’s and don’ts for male pharmacists to deliver private, inclusive, evidence-based birth control counseling patients trust.

Boost patient demand for pharmacist prescribing with clear messaging, service pages, in-store prompts, social posts, and local partnerships.

Sally Rafie, PharmD, BCPS, discusses current developments regarding access to the abortion pill and other notable events regarding women’s reproductive rights.

The most common mistake pharmacists can make when promoting their new clinical service is not marketing it.

Sally Rafie, PharmD, BCPS, dives deeper into her APhA 2026 presentation titled “Lights, Camera, Access: Contraception Care at the Pharmacy.”

Pharmacies expand care with vaccines and birth control services—learn scope, billing tips, and tools to win younger, convenience-driven patients.

With expanding scopes of practice, there has never been a better time to introduce or expand clinical services that improve patient outcomes.

As shrinking dispensing margins make it harder for pharmacies to keep their doors open on prescriptions alone, many are turning to clinical services as a lifeline.

Pharmacists are transforming reproductive health care by expanding their roles in contraception and patient support, despite facing significant barriers.

Pharmacists are expanding their roles in reproductive health, overcoming barriers to provide essential services and improve community care.

Conversations about contraceptive options have grown more frequent—and often more polarized—on social media platforms.

Prescribing more hormonal methods is an important expansion of existing services and offerings.