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Table 1 Demographic characteristics of study participants (N = 501)

From: Ethical considerations and concerns in the implementation of AI in pharmacy practice: a cross-sectional study

Variables

Categories

N (%)

Country of residence

Jordan

91 (18.2)

Libya

81 (16.2)

Lebanon

156 (31.1)

Egypt

88 (17.6)

Palestine

23 (4.6)

Saudi Arabia

32 (6.4)

Kuwait

30 (6.0)

Occupation

Pharmacist

328 (65.5)

Faculty member

173 (34.5)

Gender

Male

191 (38.1)

Female

310 (61.9)

Marital status

Single

172 (34.3)

Married

299 (59.7)

Others

30 (6.0)

Monthly incomea

Lower class

103 (20.6)

Middle class

189 (37.7)

Upper class

209 (41.7)

Sector

Governmental

300 (59.9)

Private

201 (40.1)

Educational level

BPharm

256 (51.1)

PharmD

66 (13.2)

MSc

73 (14.6)

PhD

106 (21.2)

Work status

Not workingb

56 (11.2)

Full-time

296 (59.1)

Part-time

92 (18.4)

Self-employed

57 (11.4)

Workplace*

Community pharmacy

144 (28.7)

Hospital pharmacy

26 (5.2)

Drug store or company

16 (3.2)

University

173 (34.5)

Others

15 (3.0)

Tech-savviness

Strongly disagree

39 (7.8)

Disagree

76 (15.2)

Neutral

171 (34.1)

Agree

136 (27.1)

Strongly agree

79 (15.8)

Basic AI understanding

Strongly disagree

112 (22.4)

Disagree

129 (25.7)

Neutral

149 (29.7)

Agree

68 (13.6)

Strongly agree

43 (8.6)

  1. a Income categories are based on World Bank classification data for 2022
  2. b The unemployed refers to licensed pharmacists who are not currently working in a specific position but may be in transition due to various reasons such as vacation, job searching, recent graduation, or retirement
  3. * This question was optional and allowed responses from those with active working status