Table 1. Demographic data of participants and respective community pharmacy characteristics (n = 77).

Pharmacist data (n (%))
Gender
Male	20 (33)
Female	39 (64)
Prefer not to say	2 (3)
Age (years)
<30	34 (55)
30–40	19 (31)
41–50	5 (8)
51–60	4 (6)
Number of years registered as a pharmacist
<5	35 (56)
5–10	9 (15)
11–15	11 (18)
16–20	5 (8)
>20	2 (3)
Highest qualification in pharmacy
Bachelor of pharmacy	35 (56.5)
Bachelor of pharmacy (Hons)	18 (29)
Master of pharmacy	9 (14.5)
Accredited pharmacist
Yes, accredited pharmacist	15 (25)
Yes, undergoing accreditation	8 (13)
No, not an accredited or undergoing accreditation	38 (62)
Accredited diabetes educator
Yes, accredited diabetes educator	2 (3)
No, but undergoing accreditation	1 (2)
No, not an accredited diabetes educator or undergoing accredited	58 (95)
Primary role in Pharmacy
Sole proprietor	3 (5)
Partner proprietor	3 (5)
Pharmacist in charge	17 (27)
Employee pharmacist	35 (56.5)
Other	4 (6.5)

Note:

Suburb is an area within a metropolitan area that is primarily a residential area. Rural and remote Australia are all areas outside Australia’s major cities. Rural is inner and outer regional areas. Remote areas are beyond outer regional areas.