After morning, phew! A knowledge, attitudes, and practices survey related to emergency oral contraception in Thai pharmacists

Table 1 Demographics of pharmacists who participated in the qualitative part of this study

	Age	Sex	Profession	Highest degree^a	Working duration (Years)	Religious
1	25	Female	Community and hospital	Bachelor’s	1	Buddhism
2	25	Female	Community	Bachelor’s	1	Islam
3	25	Female	Community	Bachelor’s	1	Buddhism
4	26	Female	Medical representative	Bachelor’s	2	Buddhism
5	26	Male	Hospital	Bachelor’s	1.75	Buddhism
6	27	Male	Community	Bachelor’s	3	Buddhism
7	26	Female	Medical representative	Bachelor’s	1.25	Buddhism
8	35	Female	Community	Bachelor’s	10	Buddhism
9	48	Female	Community and education	Master’s	23	Buddhism
10	53	Female	Community	Master’s	28	Buddhism
11	26	Male	Community and education	Bachelor’s	2	Buddhism
12	36	Female	Community and education	Doctor’s	13	Buddhism
13	37	Male	Community and hospital	Master’s	5	Buddhism
14	37	Female	Regulation	Doctor’s	3	Buddhism
15	38	Female	Hospital	Master’s	15	Buddhism
16	38	Male	Community and education	Doctor’s	8	Buddhism
17	40	Female	Community	Master’s	6	Buddhism

^aBachelor’s degrees include a Bachelor of Pharmacy and a Doctor of Pharmacy. A doctor’s degree refers to a Doctor of Philosophy

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