Table 2.
|
Number (%) |
|||
---|---|---|---|---|
All adults | Males | Females | ||
Drug information obtained/given by, | ||||
Prescribing doctor |
66 (33.0%) |
41 (36.3%) |
25 (28.7%) |
|
Dispensing pharmacist |
200 (100%) |
113 (100%) |
87 (100%) |
|
Reading Prescription Card/Clinic Note Book |
38 (19.0%) |
24 (21.2%) |
14 (16.1%) |
|
Family members |
16 (8.0%) |
7 (6.2%) |
9 (10.3%) |
|
General practitioner/family doctor |
14 (7.0%) |
8 (7.1%) |
6 (6.9%) |
|
Modes of drug information delivery, | ||||
Prescribing doctor |
– Verbal only |
65 (98.5%) |
40 (35.4%) |
25 (28.7%) |
|
Written only |
1 (1.5%) |
1 (0.9%) |
0 (0%) |
|
Both |
0 (0%) |
0 (0%) |
0 (0%) |
Dispensing pharmacist |
– Verbal only |
3 (1.5%) |
1 (0.9%) |
2 (2.3%) |
|
Written only |
156 (78.0%) |
83 (73.5%) |
73 (83.9%) |
|
Both |
41 (20.5%) |
29 (25.7%) |
12 (13.8%) |
Language used is understandable and clear, | ||||
Prescribing doctor |
66 (100%) |
41 (100%) |
25 (100%) |
|
Dispensing pharmacist | 186 (93.0%) | 107 (94.7%) | 79 (90.8%) |