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. 2018 Jan 29;27(1):30–38. doi: 10.1159/000487236

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of 485 participants

Physicians, n = 318 (65.6%) Pharmacists, n = 167 (34.4%) Total, n = 485 (100%) p value
Gender 0.064a
 Male 130 (40.9) 82 (49.7) 212 (43.9)
 Female 188 (59.1) 83 (50.3) 271 (56.1)
Age <0.001a
 20–29 years 16 (5.0) 27 (16.2) 43 (8.9)
 30–39 years 129 (40.6) 83 (49.7) 212 (43.7)
 40–49 years 87 (27.4) 32 (19.2) 119 (24.5)
 ≥50 years 86 (27.0) 25 (15.0) 111 (22.9)
Mean age ± SD, years 41.7±9.8 36.7±8.6 40.0±9.7 <0.001b
Years of experience <0.001a
 1–5 31 (9.7) 41 (24.6) 72 (14.8)
 6–10 73 (23.0) 39 (23.4) 112 (23.1)
 11–20 103 (32.4) 57 (34.1) 160 (33.0)
 >20 111 (34.9) 30 (18.0) 141 (29.1)
 Median (IQR) 15 (9–24) 11 (6–17) 13 (8–21) <0.001c
Nationality <0.001a
 Kuwaiti 66 (21.2) 58 (35.6) 124 (26.2)
 Non-Kuwaiti1 245 (78.8) 105 (64.4) 350 (73.8)
Country of graduation 0.125a
 Kuwait 49 (15.4) 35 (21.0) 84 (17.3)
 Outside Kuwait2 269 (84.6) 132 (79.0) 401 (82.7)

Values are expressed as n (%), unless otherwise indicated; they may not add up due to missing data. p values were generated using the:

a

Pearson χ2 test

b

independent t test

c

Mann-Whitney U test.

1

Egypt (n = 249), Syria (n = 41), India (n = 15), Pakistan (n = 14) Palestine (n = 7), Others (n = 24).

2

Egypt (n = 266), Kuwait (n = 84), Syria (n = 39), Jordan (n = 18), Pakistan (n = 16), India (n = 13), Bahrain (n = 12), UK (n = 6), United Arab Emirates (n = 5), Others (n = 16).