Table 5.

Assessment of Factors Associated with the Use of Home Delivery of Medications Service (N = 1032)

Parameter	Use of Home Delivery of Medication Service [0: Non-Users, 1: Previous Users]
	OR	P-value#	OR	P-value$
Age (years)	1.030	<0.001^	1.023	0.002*
Gender
o Female	Reference
o Male	1.334	0.041^	1.117	0.460
Educational level
o University students or below	Reference
o University graduate or above	1.206	0.170^	1.058	0.708
Marital status
o Married	Reference
o Others (Single, divorced, or widowed)	0.702	0.011^	1.014	0.952
Monthly income
o ≤ 800 JD/month	Reference
o > 800 JD/month	1.520	0.013^	1.231	0.261
Place of residence
o Center of Jordan	Reference
o Others (north or south of Jordan)	1.082	0.563	—	—
Do you have children?
o No	Reference
o Yes	1.484	0.004^	0.875	0.583
Do you suffer from chronic diseases?
o No	Reference
o Yes	2.130	<0.001^	1.537	0.014*
Frequency of visiting a community pharmacy per month
o 0–1 time/month	Reference
o ≥ 2 times/month	2.069	<0.001^	1.880	<0.001*

Notes: #Using simple logistic regression, $Using multiple logistic regression, ^Eligible for entry in multiple logistic regression, *Significant at 0.05 significance level. Reproduced from Abu Hammour K, Abu Farha R, Rizik M, et al.Pharmacy drive-thru service in Jordan: assessing customers’ awareness, perceptions and factors affecting the use of this service. J Pharm Health Serv Res. 2019;10(1):141–147. doi:10.1111/jphs.12245© 2022 Oxford University Press, All Rights Reserved.²⁷