Any pharmacy where pharmacy professionals have the appropriate knowledge, skills and abilities, may dispense Mifegymiso®.
If a pharmacist declines to dispense Mifegymiso® on the basis of a conscientious objection, they are required to adhere to the Colleges’ Code of Ethics, Standard 1 (g)(iii), cooperating in effective transfers of care initiated by the patient (without needing to make a referral). Pharmacies must also have a process in place to ensure that, in the case where a pharmacy professional conscientiously objects to providing a service, the patient can be directed to an alternate provider for the service in a timely manner.
Learn more about the options for providing Mifegymiso® to patients in BC at bcpharmacists.org/mifegymiso.