Table 1.

Demographic Information

	N (%)
Age	Total N=190
20-29 years	44 (23)
30-39 years	67 (35)
40-49 years	43 (23)
50-59 years	23 (12)
60-69 years	7 (4)
≥70 years	1 (1)
Prefer not to answer	5 (3)
Gender	Total N=189
Man	84 (44)
Woman	96 (51)
Non-binary	2 (1)
Prefer not to answer	7 (4)
Primary Role	Total N=190
Staff pharmacist	95 (50)
Pharmacy manager	65 (34)
Pharmacy owner	23 (12)
Other	5 (3)
Prefer not to answer	2 (1)
Years Practiced as a Community Pharmacist	Total N=190
0-5	58 (31)
6-10	45 (24)
11-15	36 (19)
16-20	16 (8)
>20	32 (17)
Prefer not to answer	3 (2)
Additional training after becoming a licensed pharmacist	Total N=195
Yes	108 (55)
No	87 (45)
Additional training	Total N=201
Injection training	84 (42)
iOAT certification	34 (17)
Certified Diabetes Educator	26 (13)
Compounding certification	24 (12)
Other	10 (5)
Board Certification	6 (3)
Certified Travel Educator	6 (3)
Hospital Pharmacy Residency	5 (2)
Community/Ambulatory Pharmacy Residency	3 (2)
Certified Asthma/COPD Educator	3 (2)
Industry Residency	0 (0)
Worked in another province or in the US?	Total N=188
Yes	37 (20)
No	151 (80)
Geographic area of practice	Total N=187
Vancouver Coastal Health	53 (28)
Fraser Health	51 (27)
Interior Health	40 (21)
Island Health	30 (16)
Northern Health	13 (7)
First Nations Health Authority	0 (0)
Primary community pharmacy workplace setting*	Total N=188
Corporate (e.g., London Drugs, Rexall, Shoppers Drug Mart, Walmart, Safeway, Costco, Loblaws)	74 (39)
Independent	65 (35)
Banner (e.g., Pharmasave, Medicine Shoppe)	47 (25)
Others (please specify) [free form answer]	2 (1)

COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; iOAT, injectable opioid agonist treatment.

• Corporate = chain pharmacies operating within large corporate structures; Independent = independently owned and operated; Banner = independently owned but operated under the support of a banner brand