Using HAPPI Software to Improve Pharmacist-Provided Birth Control Services A Phase 2 Study Comparing Access and Service Delivery in Community Pharmacies

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are evaluating whether using the HAPPI software can improve how pharmacists provide birth control services and how easily patients can access these services. This trial focuses on comparing pharmacist implementation and patient access with and without the HAPPI software to see if it offers improvements. The study involves 15 community pharmacies that will first continue their usual birth control services for several months without the software. Then, the HAPPI software will be introduced to replace previous paper or electronic processes as pharmacists continue providing birth control services. Outcomes during the control and intervention periods will be compared. Participants include pharmacists who provide birth control services and patients who receive these services at participating pharmacies. Researchers will measure aspects such as the number of pharmacists and pharmacy staff involved, payment methods like cash or insurance billing, and overall access to care during the study period of up to 5 months. The study is sponsored by EMPOWERX INC and runs through August 2026.

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