Table 2.

Patient satisfaction with study pharmacy and judgment about relationship with study pharmacists at T-2 (mean and standard deviation are given)

	Intervention (n=202)	Control (n=214)	p-value
1. How satisfied are you with your pharmacy on a scale of 1–10? (1=very dissatisfied; 10=very satisfied)	9.61 (0.79)	9.68 (0.68)	0.518
2. Do you generally accept recommendations made to you by your pharmacist? (1=you never accept recommendations; 10=you always accept recommendations)	9.34 (1.26)	9.36 (1.20)	0.891
3. How competent would you consider your pharmacist, in his/her field of work, on a scale from 1 to 10? (1=very incompetent in his/her field; 10=very competent in their field)	9.72 (0.68)	9.74 (0.65)	0.768
4. On a scale of 1–10, how satisfied are you with the amount of time your pharmacist has for you? (1=very dissatisfied; 10=very satisfied)	9.71 (0.81)	9.75 (0.60)	0.695
5. On a scale of 1–10, how strongly do you feel your interests to be in good hands with your pharmacist? (1=not in good hands at all; 10=in very good hands)	9.68 (0.76)	9.75 (0.64)	0.366
6. On a scale of 1–10, how much better do you understand your medications and their application after you consulted your pharmacist? (1=not at all better; 10=much better)	9.19 (1.85)	9.15 (1.84)	0.753
	9.57 (0.66)	9.58 (0.70)	0.605