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Table 1 Outlet and respondent characteristics

From: Does access to credit services influence availability of essential child medicines and licensing status among private medicine retail outlets in Uganda?

 

Type of outlet

 

Pharmacy n (%)

Drug shop n (%)

Total (%)

Outlet characteristics

 Number of outlets

24(4%)

562(96%)

586 (100%)

  Location

  Urban

19(79%)

135(24%)

154(26%)

  Rural

5(21%)

427(76%)

432(74%)

  Licensing Status

  Licensed

20 (83%)

147(26%)

167(29%)

  Not Licensed

4(17%)

409(74%)

413(71%)

  Period of operation

  Less than five Years

15(79%)

369(81%)

384(90%)

  Five and above Years

2(11%)

42(9%)

44(10%)

Respondent characteristics

  Respondent interviewed

  Outlet Owner

3(16%)

232(51%)

235(50%)

  Outlet Employee

16(84%)

223(49%)

239(50%)

  Profession of respondent

  Pharmacist

1(5%)

1(1%)

2(1%)

  Pharmacy Technician

9(47%)

10(2%)

19(5%)

  Medical Doctor

1(5%)

0(0%)

1(0%)

  Nurse/midwife

6(32%)

279(71%)

285(82%)

  Laboratory Technician

0(0%)

1(0.2%)

1(0.2%)

  Clinical Officer

0(0%)

41(9%)

41(12%)

  Membership of Medical Association

  Yes

4(21%)

53(12%)

57(13%)

  No

11(58%)

355(78%)

366(87%)