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. 2020 Feb 19;17(4):1334. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17041334

Table 5.

Views of CPs on approaches used to decrease drug misuse and abuse (n = 239).

Variable N (%)
How would you rate the level of control over drugs by official authorities in the pharmacy you have been trained or working in?
Strongly controlled 140 (58.6)
Controlled to some extent 95 (39.7)
Badly controlled 4 (1.7)
All pharmacy staff must be trained on recognizing drug abusers.
Strongly agree 142 (59.4)
Agree 81 (33.9)
Strongly disagree 1 (0.4)
Disagree 5 (2.1)
Not Sure 10 (4.2)
All pharmacy staff must be informed of the kinds of drugs abused in the local area of the pharmacy.
Strongly agree 139 (58.2)
Agree 91 (38.1)
Strongly disagree 5 (2.1)
Disagree 3 (1.3)
Not Sure 1 (0.4)
All staff should be trained on methods of dealing with drug abusers.
Strongly agree 151 (63.2)
Agree 66 (27.6)
Strongly disagree 3 (1.3)
Disagree 10 (4.2)
Not Sure 9 (3.8)
All staff should be informed of drugs liable to abuse.
Strongly agree 144 (60.3)
Agree 84 (35.1)
Strongly disagree 6 (2.5)
Disagree 2 (0.8)
Not Sure 3 (1.3)
All suspected abusers should be referred to a physician.
Strongly agree 140 (58.6)
Agree 78 (32.6)
Strongly disagree 5 (2.1)
Disagree 6 (2.5)
Not Sure 10 (4.2)
Knowledge & belief
High 151 (63.2)
Low 88 (36.8)