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. 2017 Jun 30;15(2):893. doi: 10.18549/PharmPract.2017.02.893

Table 3. Bivariate analysis of the perception index- description of numbers and mean (SD of parameters.

Factor Num. patients Mean (SD) p-value
Number of visits to the pharmacy 0.069
Once per week 133 6.79 (5.21)
More than once per week 118 5.17 (4.70)
Once per month 166 6.03 (4.92)
Less than once per month 148 6.30 (4.87)
Pharmacy visiting site <0.001
Same pharmacy each time 325 6.86 (5.22)
Different pharmacy depending on the situation/circumstances 239 5.09 (4.36)
Age category <0.001
18-30 224 4.90 (4.40)
31-40 131 6.33 (4.92)
41-50 93 6.57 (5.17)
51-65 79 7.21 (5.24)
More than 65 38 8.94 (5.18)
Current family size 0.318
Living alone 24 6.91 (5.17)
2 members 54 5.05 (4.82)
3 members 122 6.36 (5.19)
4 members 153 6.51 (5.28)
More than 4 members 212 5.83 (4.54)
Level of education 0.005
No school 49 8.97 (5.55)
Less than 8 years 88 5.90 (5.11)
Finished school 109 5.94 (4.53)
University degree 232 5.64 (4.75)
Post graduate degree 87 6.11 (5.01)
Work status 0.091
No 222 6.31 (4.92)
Yes 334 6.06 (4.99)
Disabled 9 2.44 (2.07)
Family monthly income 0.033
No current income 52 6.67 (5.66)
Less than 1 million LBP 99 7.05 (5.08)
Between 1-3 million LBP 250 6.03 (4.90)
More than 3 million LBP 164 5.46 (4.63)
Gender 0.576
Male 246 5.97 (4.96)
Female 319 6.20 (4.94)
1500 LBD about 1 USD