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. 2018 Mar 19;19(6):598–604. doi: 10.1017/S1463423618000142

Table 5.

Factors associated with frequency of adverse drug reactions (ADR) information provision a to patients taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)

No. of pharmacist (%)
Factors Regular communication Not regular communication Odds ratio 95% CI P-value
Provision of ADR information-related to users of non-selective NSAIDs b
Sex
Female 69 (70.41) 32 (56.14) 1
Male 29 (29.59) 25 (43.86) 0.442 0.217, 0.900 0.024
Have assistant in pharmacy
No 37 (38.14) 15 (27.27) 1
Yes 60 (61.86) 40 (72.73) 0.493 0.230, 1.055 0.068
Provision of ADR information-related to users of selective COX-2 NSAIDs c
Pharmacy owner
No 18 (32.73) 46 (48.94) 1
Yes 37 (67.27) 48 (51.06) 2.280 1.044, 4.983 0.039
No. of pharmacists
1–2 persons 43 (78.18) 84 (89.36) 1
>2 persons 12 (21.82) 10 (10.64) 3.179 1.153, 8.767 0.025
Have assistant in pharmacy
No 26 (47.27) 23 (25.27) 1
Yes 29 (52.73) 68 (74.73) 0.412 0.199, 0.856 0.017

COX=cyclooxygenase.

a

Frequency of ADR information provision defined as providing ADR information regularly or not regularly.

b

Adjusted for sex, age, practice experience, number of pharmacist, and have assistant in pharmacy in logistic regression model.

c

Adjusted for pharmacy owner, number of pharmacist, have assistant in pharmacy, and working time in logistic regression model.