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Table 1 Characteristics of Lebanese hospital pharmacist

From: Assessing knowledge, attitude, practice, and preparedness of hospital pharmacists in Lebanon towards COVID-19 pandemic: a cross-sectional study

Characteristics of the pharmacist

Total = 81

Age (mean ± SD)

39.36 ± 10.48

Gender

 

 Males

12 (14.8%)

 Females

69 (85.2%)

Mouhafazat

 

 Beirut

35 (43.2%)

 Mount Lebanon

25 (30.9%)

 North

9 (11.1%)

 South

5 (6.2%)

 Bekaa

7 (8.6%)

Educational background

 

 Bachelor in Science (BS) in Pharmacy (only)

16 (19.8%)

 BS in Pharmacy + master degree

14 (17.3%)

 Pharmacy doctor (Pharm.D.)

51 (62.9%)

Years of experience in hospital pharmacy (mean ± SD)

11.56 ± 8.24

Job title/position

 

 Associate-assistant director/chief

5 (6.2%)

 Clinical pharmacists/staff pharmacist

25 (30.9%)

 Chief pharmacist/director

51 (63.0%)

Employment status

 

 Part-timer

1 (1.2%)

 Full timer

80 (98.8%)

Hospital location

 

 Rural/peripheral area

15 (18.5%)

 Urban area

66 (81.5%)

Number of beds per hospital

 

 25 beds or less

5 (6.2%)

 26–99 beds

25 (30.9%)

 100–199 beds

22 (27.2%)

 200–299 beds

8 (9.9%)

 300–499 beds

18 (22.2%)

 500 or more beds

3 (3.7%)

Type of hospital

 

 Governmental; non-teaching hospital

6 (7.4%)

 Governmental; teaching hospital

5 (6.2%)

 Private; non-teaching hospital

32 (39.5%)

 Private; teaching hospital

38 (46.9%)

Number of staff/clinical pharmacists on duty at a single point in time (including respondent)

 

 1

29 (35.8%)

 2

13 (16.0%)

 3

8 (9.9%)

 4 and more

31 (38.3%)

Number of pharmacy technicians on duty at a single point in time

 

 0

5 (6.2%)

 1

8 (9.9%)

 2

8 (9.9%)

 3

16 (19.8%)

 4 or more

44 (54.3%)

Facility with a physician residency training program

 

 No

38 (46.9%)

 Yes

43 (53.1%)

The facility as a clinical training site to students from an accredited program

 

 No

18 (22.2%)

 Yes

63 (77.8%)