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The knowledge of emergency contraception and dispensing practices of Patent Medicine vendors in South West Nigeria
Patent Medicine Vendors (PMVs) can play a critical role in increasing access to emergency contraceptive pills (ECPs) in developing countries, but few studies have examined their knowledge and dispensing practices. Using cluster sampling, the authors selected and interviewed 97 PMVs (60.8 per cent fe...
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2010
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