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Prescribing oral contraceptives and the medical record.

M Benn

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Abstract

Scripts for the oral contraceptive pill are written by general practitioners every day, but how organised are their prescribing habits? The author describes the use of a supplementary insert to medical records to aid the busy general practitioner.

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Scripts for the oral contraceptive pill are written by general practitioners every day, but how organised are their prescribing habits? The author describes the use of a supplementary insert to medical records to aid the busy general practitioner.

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Scripts for the oral contraceptive pill are written by general practitioners every day, but how organised are their prescribing habits? The author describes the use of a supplementary insert to medical records to aid the busy general practitioner.

Key concepts: Medicine, Migraine, Pill, Acne, Pregnancy, Nausea, Jaundice, Pediatrics

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