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Paperwork relating to the 1982 pharmacy trial, resulting from the collaboration of the PSGB amd FPA, including draft outline of an FPA report: 'The Pharmacist and family planning: A case for greater involvement', an outline of plans for stage 3 of the Pharmacist Project, and a draft leaflet 'facts for pharmacists about the oral contraceptive'.
<p>Also includes press mailing list for FPA/PSGB trial distribution project press release and an article: "UKFPA Project: 'Family Planning and the Pharmacist' result of a trial period of contraceptive information through the pharmacy", appearing in 'IPPF Europe Regional Information Bulletin' Vol. 12 no. 2, October 1983.</p>

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