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Perceptions on Sale of Needles and Syringes by Pharmacies in Kelowna
Publication type:
Research Paper / Project Report
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 chodarr1291.pdf | 283.62 KB |
Pages:
8
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Summary:
Findings of a survey study conducted by the AIDS Resource Centre (ARC) in Kelowna, BC. The study looked at the role of pharmacists in the prevention and management of Hepatitis C. The survey found that most pharmacies have a policy allowing the sale of needles.
Keywords:
AIDS Resource Centre (ARC); Hepatitis Information Project Program of the Okanagan (HIPPO); Kelowna; Okanagan; British Columbia; HIV/AIDS; HIV; AIDS; Hepatitis C; Hep C; HCV; IDU; injection drug users; needles; harm reduction; outreach; pharmaceutical; pha