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Browsing SOP - Scholarly Publications by Author "Rafie, Sally"

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Browsing SOP - Scholarly Publications by Author "Rafie, Sally"

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  • Guide for drug selection during pregnancy and lactation 
    Griffin, Brooke L.; Stone, Rebecca H.; El-Ibiary, Shareen Y.; Westberg, Sarah; Shealy, Kayce; Forinash, Alicia; Yancey, Abigail; Vest, Kathleen; Karaoui, Lamis R.; Rafie, Sally; Horlen, Cheryl; Lodise, Nicole; Cieri-Hutcherson, Nicole; McBane, Sarah; Simonyan, Anahit (2022-05-11)
    Objective: To provide guidance for clinicians on risk assessment of medication use during pregnancy and lactation. Data Sources: Authors completed PubMed searches to identify articles focused on the use of medications in ...
  • Oral contraceptive pills and possible adverse effects 
    Stone, Rebecca H,; Rafie, Sally; El-Ibiary, Shareen Y.; Karaoui, Lamis R.; Shealy, Kayce M.; Vernon, Veronica P. (2016-09-30)
    Oral contraceptive pills (OCPs) containing estrogen and progestin or progestin only were introduced as a contraceptive option for women in 1960. Since their introduction to the market, there have been significant changes ...
  • Over‐the‐counter access to emergency contraception without age restriction 
    Rafie, Sally; Mclntosh, Jennifer; Gardner, Debra K.; Gawronski, Kristen M.; Karaoui, Lamis R.; Koepf, Erin R.; Lehman, Katherine Joy; McBane, Sarah; Patel-Shori, Nima M. (2016-09-30)
    Family planning remains a high priority area for the United States, with goals to increase the proportion of pregnancies that are intended, reduce pregnancy rates among adolescents, and increase contraceptive use prioritized ...
  • Roles of the pharmacist in the use of safe and highly effective long‐acting reversible contraception 
    Rafie, Sally; Mclntosh, Jennifer; Shealy, Kayce M.; Borgelt, Laura M.; Forinash, Alicia; Shrader, Sarah P.; Koepf, Erin R.; McClendon, Katie S.; Griffin, Brooke L.; Horlen, Cheryl; Karaoui, Lamis R.; Rowe, Emily L.; Lodise, Nicole M.; Wigle, Patricia R. (2016-09-30)
    The U.S. population continues to experience an alarmingly high rate of unintended pregnancies that have an impact on individual families and society alike. Lack of effective contraception accounts for most unintended ...

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