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. 2019 Dec 11;9(12):e032342. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2019-032342

Table 1.

Response frequency

Variables Respondent frequencies (Percentage) (n=109) Service providers frequencies (Percentage) (n=66) Levene's test for equality of
variances at 95%, where equal variances assumed
Role (two missing) (zero missing) F=0.706, p=0.403
 Pharmacist 90 (84%) 55 (83%)
 Pharmacy technician 7 (7 %) 3 (4.5%)
 Dispensing assistant 7 (7 %) 7 (11%)
 Medicines counter assistant 3 (3 %) 1 (1.5%)
Gender (three missing) (two missing) F=0.203, p=0.653
 Male 57 (54 %) 32 (50 %)
 Female 48 (45 %) 32 (50 %)
 Preferred not to say 1 (1 %)
Years of registration experience (nine missing) (seven missing) F=0.730, p=0.395
 0–2 9 (8 %) 5 (8 %)
 3–5 16 (15 %) 9 (15 %)
 6–8 12 (11 %) 8 (14 %)
 9–11 11 (10 %) 8 (14 %)
 12–14 5 (5 %) 1 (2 %)
 15–17 7 (7 %) 7 (12 %)
 18–20 2 (2 %) 1 (2 %)
 >20 years 38 (36 %) 20 (34 %)
Employer type (two missing) (one missing) F=0.245, p=0.621
 National chain pharmacy 51 (48 %) 35 (54 %)
 Independent pharmacy 56 (53 %) 30 (46 %)
Work contract type (three missing) (one missing) F=8.904, p=0.004
 Full-time 90 (85 %) 57 (88 %)
 Part-time 12 (11 %) 7 (11 %)
 Locum 3 (3 %) 1 (2 %)
 Other 1 (1 %) 0
Location of community pharmacy (two missing) (one missing) F=0.471, p=0.494
 Urban 47 (44 %) 32 (49 %)
 Suburban 47 (44 %) 26 (40 %)
 Rural 13 (12 %) 7 (11 %)
Co-located within GP practice (four missing) (two missing) F=4.766, p=0.031
 Yes 20 (19 %) 10 (16 %)
 No 85 (81 %) 54 (84 %)
Provide a BP monitoring service
 Yes 66 (61 %)
 No 43 (39 %)

BP, blood pressure; GP, general practitioner.