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Table 1 Participant's sociodemographic data (n = 359)

From: ChatGPT in pharmacy practice: a cross-sectional exploration of Jordanian pharmacists' perception, practice, and concerns

Variable

Category

Count (%)

Age (year)

20–30

298 (83.2)

31–40

49 (13.7)

41–51

11 (3.1)

Gender

Male

141 (39.3)

Female

218 (60.7)

Degree

BSc

317 (88.5)

Master

31 (8.7)

PhD

10 (2.8)

Profession

Academic and research

35 (9.7)

Community and hospital pharmacies

138 (38.4)

Drug manufacturing company

65 (18.1)

Others (management, health insurance and regulatory, medical representative, business, marketing)

121 (33.7)

A prior understanding of technology for artificial intelligence or natural language processing

Significant experience in pharmacy practice

32 (8.9)

Some in pharmacy practice

100 (27.9)

Some, but not in pharmacy practice

174 (48.5)

None

53 (14.8)

Proficiency with digital technology and computers (grade yourself)

Poor

11 (3.1)

Fair

43 (12.0)

Good

130 (36.2)

Very good

122 (34.0)

Excellent

53 (14.8)

Have you heard of ChatGPT?

Yes

253 (70.5)

No/Not sure

106 (29.5)