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. 2026 May 5;19:605078. doi: 10.2147/JMDH.S605078

Table 1.

Socio-Demographic Characteristics of Participating Pharmacists

Count (%) or Median
(25–75 Percentiles)
Age 27 (25–33)
Gender Female 287 (71.2%)
Male 116 (28.8%)
Nationality Jordanian 370 (91.8%)
Others 33 (8.2%)
Educational background Diploma 36 (8.9%)
Bachelor’s degree in pharmacy 273 (67.7%)
Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) 66 (16.4%)
Master or PhD 28 (6.9%)
Pharmacy type Chain Community Pharmacy 93 (23.1%)
Outpatient Hospital Pharmacy 30 (7.4%)
Independent Community Pharmacy 280 (69.5%)
Location of pharmacy Amman 177 (43.9%)
Others 226 (56.1%)
Primary position in the community pharmacy Employee Pharmacist 200 (49.6%)
Owner Pharmacist 36 (8.9%)
Owner Pharmacist and Pharmacist-in-charge 37 (9.2%)
Pharmacist Assistant 40 (9.9%)
Pharmacist-in-charge 90 (22.3%)
Experience Level Entry-Level 92 (23.2%)
Junior 124 (31.3%)
Mid-Level 65 (16.4%)
Senior 53 (13.4%)
Advanced 33 (8.3%)
Expert 29 (7.3%)
Patients served per day 20 patients or less 103 (25.6%)
21-40 patients 153 (38.0%)
More than 40 patients 147 (36.5%)
Prescriptions dispensed per day 10 prescriptions or less 167 (41.4%)
11-20 prescriptions 128 (31.8%)
More than 20 prescriptions 108 (26.8%)
Counseling space available No 120 (29.8%)
Yes 283 (70.2%)
Workload rating Low 37 (9.2%)
Average 211 (52.4%)
High 155 (38.5%)
Internet access No 19 (4.7%)
Yes 384 (95.3%)