Antibiotic Resistance Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices among Pharmacists: A Cross-Sectional Study in West Bank, Palestine

Table 6

Regression analyses of potential sociodemographic determinants association with knowledge, attitudes, and practices’ scores.

Variable	Knowledge				Attitudes				Practices
	OR	SE	95% CI	p value	OR	SE	95% CI	p value	OR	SE	95% CI	p value
Gender	1.23	1.82	(0.94, 8.15)	0.014	1.10	0.78	(0, 2.32)	0.322	1.12	1.38	(0, 4.53)	0.191
# of employed pharmacists	0.76	1.78	(−9.7, −2.67)	0.001	1.02	0.76	(0, 1.67)	0.823	0.74	1.34	(−7.72, −2.42)	0.001
# of employed pharmacists working at once	0.97	1.79	(0, 2.93)	0.736	1.03	0.76	(0, 1.72)	0.779	1.06	1.35	(0, 3.58)	0.498
Education	0.98	1.24	(0, 2.15)	0.807	1.15	0.53	(0, 1.87)	0.123	1.10	0.94	(0, 3.06)	0.198
Employment type	1.05	1.94	(0, 5.03)	0.540	1.02	0.83	(0, 1.77)	0.872	1.01	1.46	(0, 3.05)	0.919
Age	1.03	2.68	(0, 6)	0.792	1.17	1.14	(0, 3.52)	0.274	0.82	2.02	(0, 0.84)	0.121
Years of experience	1.00	2.94	(0, 5.86)	0.988	0.96	1.26	(0, 2.13)	0.776	1.14	2.22	(0, 6.53)	0.337
Locality	1.55	1.59	(6.39, 12.66)	0.001	1.08	0.68	(0, 1.98)	0.344	1.50	1.20	(4.29, 9.02)	0.001