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Table 3 Total scores of knowledge questions (SCIP Section2) classified into specific smoking-related themes

From: Smoking cessation in community pharmacy practice–a clinical information needs analysis

 

Total knowledge score (%)

Knowledge section (32 items) categories

Pharmacy students (A)

Pharmacists (B)

Smoking educators (C)

ANOVA post hoc significance

Epidemiology (3Qs)

54% ± 24.5

54.3% ± 29

81.7% ± 22.9

A < B < C: P < .001

A vs B: P > .05

A vs C: P < .05

B vs C: P < .05

Adverse effects of smoking (3Qs)

91.7% ± 16

92% ± 14.3

90% ± 15.7

A < B < C: P = .873

A vs B: P > .05

A vs C: P > .05

B vs C: P > .05

Forms of tobacco smoking (2Qs)

86% ± 26.9

85.5% ± 27

100%

A < B < C: P = .068

A vs B: P > .05

A vs C: P < .05

B vs C: P < .05

Cigarette constituents (2Qs)

91% ± 20.3

85.5% ± 23

87.5% ± 22.2

A < B < C: P = .180

A vs B: P > .05

A vs C: P > .05

B vs C: P > .05

Pharmacology of dependence (4Qs)

75.3% ± 22.6

80.5% ± 18.3

87.5% ± 17.2

A < B < C: P = .025

A vs B: P > .05

A vs C: P < .05

B vs C: P > .05

Assessment of Dependence (3Qs)

43% ± 27.6

43% ± 26.1

56.7% ± 21.9

A < B < C:P = .092

A vs B: P > .05

A vs C: P < .05

B vs C: P < .05

Pharmacotherapy (15Qs)

53.8% ± 14.1

57% ± 15.9

72% ± 10.9

A < B < C: P < .001

A vs B: P > .05

A vs C: P < .05

B vs C: P < .05

  1. Significant P values are italicised.