Breaking Down Barriers: New State Effort Helps Get LARCs to Women Who Need Them.

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2020
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Abstract
In November 2019, HHSC named boosting the use of LARCs as goal No. 1 for improving the health of women and children. The announcement came when HHSC released its first-ever annual business plan, "Blueprint for a Healthy Texas."
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Authors Price, Sean;
Journal texas medicine
Year 2020
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quality of care clinical pharmacy business plan comprehensive medication management (cmm) economic framework medication optimization pharmacist reimbursement

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