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. 2014 Apr;104(4):e15–e26. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2013.301823

TABLE 3—

Prevalence of Sharing in Quantitative Survey Studies in Systematic Review of Nonrecreational Prescription Medication Sharing

Prevalence of Sharing
Studies Sample Size, No. Response Rate, % Borrowing, No. (%) Lending, No. (%) Lending or Borrowing, No. (%)a Recall Period
Hogan et al.17 114 NR 20 (17.5) 7 (6.1) NR 1 y
Thompson and Stewart19 204 87 14 (6.9) 26 (12.7) NR Ever
Daniel et al.1 1568 52 212 (13.5) 171 (10.9) 210 (13.4) Ever
Sorensen et al.20 1086 NR NR NR 49 (5) NR
Goldsworthy et al.22 700 NR 188 (26.9) 160 (22.9) 236 (33.7) 1 y
Petersen et al.23 26 289 72.2 6086 (23.2) 5065 (19.3) 7272 (27.7) Ever
Goldsworthy and Mayhorn24,b 594 NR 115 (19.4) 122 (20.5) NR 1 y
Mayhorn and Goldsworthy25 2773 NR 594 (21.4) 624 (22.5) NR 1 y
Ali et al.26 481 90.7 NR NR 261 (54.3) NR
Goulding et al.27 343 NR 89 (26) 70 (20) 117 (34.1) Ever
Auta et al.28 730 81.6 379 (51.9) 127 (17.4) 385 (52.7) 1 y
Goebel et al.29 343 NR NR NR 56 (16.3) NR
Ward et al.30 641 80 116 (18) NR NR Ever
Ellis et al.31 226 65 10 (5) 12 (6) NR NR
Kheir et al.32 49 18 NR NR NR NR

Note. NR = not reported.

a

If the rate of borrowing or lending was not provided by the authors, we calculated as No. of borrowers or lenders = No. lenders + No. of borrowers − (No. of both lenders and borrowers).

b

Part of larger study by Mayhorn and Goldsworthy.25