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. 2020 Jul 8;8(7):e17982. doi: 10.2196/17982

Table 1.

Demographic and characteristic data of participants and their pharmacies (N=60).

Characteristics n (%)a
Gender

Male 24 (40)

Female 36 (60)
Age (years)

21-30 32 (53)

31-40 14 (23)

41-50 9 (15)

51-60 2 (3)

61-70 2 (3)

71-80 1 (2)
Qualification

Bachelor’s degree 38 (63)

Master’s degree 8 (13)

Diploma and other technical degree 14 (23)
Location of community pharmacy

In a shopping mall 7 (12)

Near a residential area (eg, in a town, market) 44 (73)

Near a hospital/clinic 7 (12)

Rural area 2 (3)
Type of community pharmacy

Independent retail pharmacy 50 (83)

Wholesale outlet 1 (2)

Chain pharmacy 9 (15)
Number of hours open

8-12 53 (88)

>12 7 (12)
Number of staff members

<5 32 (53)

5-10 23 (38)

>10 3 (5)

Not reported 2 (3)
Number of prescriptions per day

5 or less 60 (100)

>5 0 (0)
Number of patients per day

≤50 26 (43)

50-100 15 (25)

>100 5 (8)

Not reported 14 (23)
Number of medicines dispensed/sold per day

≤50 20 (33)

51-100 22 (37)

>100 6 (10)

Not reported 12 (20)
Health services provided

Blood pressure measurement 37 (62)

Blood glucose test 34 (57)

Blood lipid test 11 (18)

Blood cholesterol test 25 (42)

Blood uric acid 10 (17)

Other servicesb 25 (42)

aDue to rounding, percentages may not add up to 100%.

bOther services include diet consultation, pregnancy tests, weight management, and smoking cessation.