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. 2015 Sep;148(5):274–283. doi: 10.1177/1715163515596757

Table 3.

Pharmacy criteria affecting use of expanded services

Criterion Mean SD Respondent gender, female/male* (n = 216/168)
The location of the pharmacy 4.20 0.946
The length of time I have to wait for my prescriptions 4.15 0.926
How well I know the pharmacist 3.87 1.109 4.01/3.67
The age of the pharmacist 2.39 1.155
The gender of the pharmacist 2.14 1.204
The knowledge and skills of the pharmacist 4.62 0.680 4.71/4.48
The pharmacy has a list of all my personal medications on file. 4.54 0.723 4.66/4.37
How the pharmacist and other pharmacy staff treat me 4.41 0.815 4.55/4.24
The pharmacist explains the service and offers it to me. 4.36 0.783 4.55/4.24
The hours of operation of the pharmacy 4.21 0.885
The cost of the services provided by the pharmacy 4.37 0.869
The variety of non-health-related products available at the pharmacy 3.40 1.259
The friendliness of the pharmacist and other pharmacy staff 4.28 0.824
I can call and speak to the pharmacist when I need him/her. 4.25 0.873
The type of pharmacy where the service is offered (e.g., stand-alone pharmacy, pharmacy in a grocery store, pharmacy in a big-box store) 3.22 1.298
My ability to have a conversation with the pharmacist in a way that I understand 4.38 0.787 4.50/4.23
My ability to talk with the pharmacist in a private counselling room 3.78 1.099
How easy it is to talk to the pharmacist for advice regarding my health concerns 4.31 0.839 4.44/4.15
*

Mean differences significant at p = 0.05.