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. 2022 Aug 18;11(1):25–32. doi: 10.4103/jrpp.jrpp_5_22

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics and practice of the respondents

Variable n (%) P
Age (years) 0.791
 20-39 113 (47.1)
 40-49 65 (27.1)
 50-59 49 (20.4)
 60-69 13 (5.4)
 70+ 0
Gender 0.999
 Male 106 (55.8)
 Female 134 (44.2)
Number of years of pharmacy practice 0.410
 0-4 32 (13.3)
 5-9 59 (24.6)
 10+ 149 (62.1)
Duration of community pharmacy practice at present location 0.516
 0-4 105 (43.8)
 5-9 59 (24.6)
 10+ 76 (31.7)
Position at the community pharmacy 0.049*
 Superintendent pharmacist 156 (65.0)
 Full-time pharmacist 57 (23.8)
 Part-time pharmacist 14 (5.8)
 Other 13 (5.4)
Postgraduate training and qualifications 0.212
 MSc 98 (40.8)
 Ph.D 10 (4.2)
 WAPCP 23 (9.6)
 Others 109 (45.4)
Completion of any COVID-19 training 0.695
 Yes 113 (47.1)
 No 127 (52.9)
Willingness to participate in a WHO COVID-19 training course
 Yes 210 (87.5)
 No 30 (12.5)
Willingness to participate in FIP COVID-19 training course
 Yes 209 (87.1)
 No 31 (12.9)

*Significant association with services provided by the community pharmacists (Chi-squared statistics, statistical significance at P<0.05). FIP=International Pharmaceutical Federation