Practice and knowledge (undercover patient and interview data).

Sample limited to pharmacists who were approached by an undercover patient and offered to sell any drug to induce an abortion. P value is from a Wilcoxon signed rank sum test of the difference between knowledge and practice.* denotes that the undercover patient prompted for advice related to these indicators if no advice was volunteered by the pharmacist. Correct responses for the following indicators were defined as: 1) Correctly advised on weeks pregnant medical abortion can be used—responses between 7 and 9 weeks inclusive were deemed correct; 2) Correctly advised on how many and when to take medical abortion pills—one tablet of mifepristone on day one, followed by four tablets of misoprostol on day two or day three; and 3) Correctly advised on where to seek care from if needed—any response that includes private doctor, private hospital, primary health centre, district hospital, tertiary hospital or medical college.Practice and knowledge (undercover patient and interview data).