Effect of a Multidimensional Pharmaceutical Care Intervention on Inhalation Technique in Patients with Asthma and COPD

Table 5

Patient satisfaction in the intervention group and control group postintervention.

Items	Intervention group (n = 133), n (%)	Control group (n = 126), n (%)
1 I have not received such a service from outpatient department before	129 (96.99)	73 (57.93)	<0.001^a
2 I am satisfied with the pharmaceutical care services given by the pharmacist	131 (98.50)	57 (45.24)	<0.001^a
3 I feel comfortable to communicate with the pharmacist	130 (97.74)	62 (49.21)	<0.001^a
4 I am satisfied with the pharmacist answered questions I have about my medications	129 (96.99)	57 (45.24)	<0.001^a
5 My knowledge about disease and medications improved after receiving the services	104 (77.44)	36 (28.57)	<0.001^a
6 I will recommend this service to my friends and family members who are using inhaler devices	130 (97.74)	50 (39.68)	<0.001^a
7 I want to receive such a pharmaceutical care service for other diseases	124 (93.23)	62 (49.21)	<0.001^a
8 I have some suggestions about the pharmaceutical care services	85 (63.91)	33 (26.19)	<0.001^a

^aComparison between the intervention group and control group.