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Published in final edited form as: J Am Pharm Assoc (2003). 2020 Sep 19;60(6):1058–1067.e4. doi: 10.1016/j.japh.2020.08.042

Table 1.

Participant demographic data

Respondent characteristics N = 356a
Female 182 (51.1)
Average age, y 63.8 ± 7.4
Household income
 < $50,000 151 (42.4)
 $50,000–$100,000 132 (37.1)
 > $100,000 73 (20.5)
Employment status
 Employed 155 (43.5)
 Retired 145 (40.7)
 Unemployed 56 (15.7)
Spanish, Hispanic, or Latino 48 (13.5)
Race
 Caucasian 265 (74.4)
 Black 46 (12.9)
 Other 35 (9.8)
 Did not answer 10 (2.8)
Education level
 ≤ GRE 69 (19.4)
 Some college, no degree 96 (26.9)
 College degree 191 (53.6)
U.S. region
 Northeast 68 (19.1)
 Midwest 77 (21.6)
 South 131 (36.8)
 West 80 (22.5)
Urban-rural region
 Urban 323 (90.7)
 Rural 33 (9.3)
Health status
 Excellent 42 (11.8)
 Good 176 (49.4)
 Fair 94 (26.4)
 Poor 44 (12.4)
Poor health affecting usual activities within the past month, Yes 119 (33.4)
Days affected by poor health within the past month (n = 119) 4.0 [2, 10]
Have used prescription medication within past year 309 (86.8)
No. medications used in the past month (n = 309) 3 [2, 5]
Type of pharmacy used (n = 309)
 Chain 108 (35)
 Grocery store 44 (14.2)
 Department store 40 (12.9)
 Independent pharmacy 28 (9.1)
 Other (e.g., VA, Internet, mail order) 89 (28.8)
Total no. pharmacies used (n = 309) 1.3 ± 1.0
Years with primary pharmacy (n = 309) 9.2 ± 9.1
Satisfaction with primary pharmacy (n = 309)
 Extremely satisfied 202 (65.4)
 Somewhat satisfied 90 (29.1)
 Neither satisfied or dissatisfied 9 (2.9)
Somewhat dissatisfied 7 (2.3)
 Extremely dissatisfied 1 (0.3)
Have at least 1 person you consider your personal pharmacist (n = 309) 115 (37.2)
Comfort level speaking with your pharmacist (n = 115)
 Extremely comfortable 72 (62.6)
 Somewhat comfortable 38 (33.0)
 Neither comfortable or uncomfortable 5 (4.4)
 Somewhat or extremely uncomfortable 0 (0)
Previous MTM experience 59 (16.6)
Previous pharmacist CPA experience 33 (9.3)

Abbreviations used: CPA, collaborative practice agreement; GRE, Graduate Record Examinations; VA, Veterans’ Administration pharmacy; MTM, medication medication therapy management.

Note: Continuous data reported as mean ± SD and median [Q1, Q3], categorical data reported as n (%).

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Unless otherwise noted, reduced sample on questions is due to branching logic in the survey.