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Table 1 Demographic characteristics reported by study participants (n = 726)

From: Pharmacists’ perceived barriers towards delivering their emergency roles during the COVID-19 pandemic and perceived policymakers’ responsibilities

Parameter

Mean (SD)

n (%)

Age (mean ± SD)

26.9 (SD = 8.0)

 

Gender, n (%)

 Female

 

522 (71.9%)

 Male

 

204 (28.1%)

University

 Private university

 

393 (54.1%)

 Public university

 

333 (45.9%)

Educational level

 Student

 

256 (35.3%)

 B. Pharm

 

292 (40.2%)

 Pharm. D

 

45 (6.2%)

 Higher studies

 

133 (18.3%)

Employment

 Community pharmacy

 

124 (17.1%)

 Hospital pharmacist

 

33 (4.5%)

 Pharmacy student/trainee

 

448 (61.7%)

 Academic

 

68 (9.4%)

 Others

 

105 (14.5%)

Living area

 Amman

 

504 (69.4%)

 Others

 

211 (29.1%)

 Missing data

 

11 (1.5%)

Graduation years

 I am still studying

 

369 (50.8%)

 1–5 years ago

 

204 (28.1%)

  6–15 years ago

 

102 (14.0%)

 16–25 years ago

 

31 (4.3%)

 More than 25 years ago

 

20 (2.8%)

Years of experience

 1–5 years

 

572 (78.8%)

 6–10 years

 

82 (11.3%)

 11–15 years

 

23 (3.2%)

 16–20 years

 

17 (2.3%)

 More than 20 years

 

32 (4.4%)

The number of attended educational workshop in the last year

 0

 

193 (26.6%)

 1

 

163 (22.5%)

 2

 

138 (19.0%)

 3

 

83 (11.4%)

 4 or more

 

149 (20.5%)