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. 2023 May 22;23:357. doi: 10.1186/s12909-023-04353-7

Table 3.

Physicians’ Perceptions of Clinical Pharmacists

Item No. (%) Mean (SD)
Uncomfortable Moderately comfortable Comfortable
[1] Providing patient education 61 (4.42) 504 (36.50) 816 (59.09) 2.55 (0.580)
[2] Suggesting use of non-prescription medications to patients, e.g. paracetamol 176 (12.74) 582 (42.14) 623 (45.11) 2.32 (0.689)
[3] Suggesting use of prescription medications to patients, e.g. antibiotics 217 (15.71) 541 (39.17) 623 (45.11) 2.29 (0.723)
[4] Suggesting use of prescription medications to physicians 92 (6.66) 571 (41.35) 718 (51.99) 2.45 (0.618)
[5] Treating minor illnesses, e.g. headaches 145 (10.50) 586 (42.43) 650 (47.07) 2.37 (0.665)
[6] Designing and monitoring pharmacotherapeutic regimes 82 (5.94) 561 (40.62) 738 (53.44) 2.48 (0.607)
[7] Monitoring outcomes of pharmacotherapeutic regimens 63 (4.56) 563 (40.77) 755 (54.67) 2.50 (0.584)
[8] Detecting and preventing prescription errors 70 (5.07) 480 (34.76) 831 (60.17) 2.55 (0.591)