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. 2021 Sep 23;75(12):e14834. doi: 10.1111/ijcp.14834

TABLE 5.

Community pharmacists’ (CPs’) perceived enablers of and barriers related with knowledge, skills and self‐confidence in delivering pharmaceutical services during the COVID‐19 pandemic (N = 1098)

Median [IQR] Strongly disagreed (%) Disagree (%) Neither agree nor disagree (%) Agree (%) Strongly agree (%)
Component 1‐Knowledge, skills and self‐confidence
I know how to deliver pharmaceutical services in the COVID‐19 pandemic 4.0 [4.0‐5.0] 28 (2.6) 50 (4.6) 143 (13.0) 585 (53.3) 292 (26.6)
My role as a pharmacist in the COVID‐19 pandemic is clearly defined for me 3.0 [2.0‐4.0] 159 (14.5) 290 (26.4) 276 (25.1) 277 (25.2) 96 (8.7)
I have been trained to deliver pharmaceutical services in the COVID‐19 pandemic 2.0 [1.0‐3.0] 308 (28.1) 379 (34.5) 176 (16.0) 182 (16.6) 53 (4.8)
I am confident about how to deliver pharmaceutical services in the COVID‐19 pandemic 4.0 [4.0‐5.0] 10 (0.9) 28 (2.6) 128 (11.7) 561 (51.1) 371 (33.8)
I have long‐term goals related to delivering pharmaceutical services in the COVID‐19 pandemic 3.0 [3.0‐4.0] 34 (3.1) 171 (15.6) 439 (40.0) 316 (28.8) 138 (12.6)
I have a clear plan how I will deliver pharmaceutical services in the COVID‐19 pandemic 4.0 [3.0‐4.0] 32 (2.9) 155 (14.1) 343 (31.2) 487 (44.4) 81 (7.4)
I have a clear plan when I will deliver pharmaceutical services in the COVID‐19 pandemic 4.0 [3.0‐4.0] 36 (3.3) 166 (15.1) 345 (31.4) 468 (42.6) 83 (7.6)
Delivering pharmaceutical services in the COVID‐19 pandemic is something I do routinely 4.0 [2.0‐4.0] 80 (7.3) 227 (20.7) 193 (17.6) 487 (44.4) 111 (10.1)

Cronbach's alpha: 0.812

Median: 3.38 IQR (interquartile range): 3.0‐3.8