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. 2019 Dec 7;28(2):155–160. doi: 10.1016/j.jsps.2019.11.009

Table 2.

Patients’ demographics and clinical characteristics (N = 801).

Characteristics N (%)
Gender
 Male 323 (40.3%)
 Female 478 (59.7%)



Marital Status
 Single 39 (4.9%)
 Married 669 (83.5%)
 Divorced/widowed 93 (11.6%)



Education
 Up to secondary level 601 (75.1%)
 Post-secondary level 200 (24.9%)



Occupation
 Unemployed 605 (75.5%)
 Employed (healthcare related profession) 16 (2%)
 Employed (non-healthcare related) 180 (22.5%)



SmokingStatus
 Non-smoker 701 (87.5%)
 Smoker 100 (12.5%)



Clinical Conditions
 Hypertension 701 (87.5%)
 Diabetes 541 (67.5%)
 Ischemic Heart Disease 330 (41.3%)
 Dyslipidemia 431 (53.8%)
 Heart Failure 126 (15.7%)
 Hyperthyroidism 10 (1.3%)
 Hypothyroidism 55 (6.9%)
 Chronic Kidney Disease 59 (7.4%)
 Liver Disease 6 (15.5%)
 Asthma 124 (15.5%)
 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 19 (2.4%)
 Rheumatoid Arthritis 24 (3%)
 Gout 50 (6.2%)
 Depression 5 (0.6%)



Mean (Std. dev.)
Age 58.5 (10.7)
Body Mass Index 30.7 (6.0)
Number of medications per patient 6.6 (1.96)
Number of drug-drug interactions per patient 4.2 (3.0)