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Smokers' Characteristics Associated with Successful Smoking Cessation Undergoing Pharmacotherapy in Slovenia Cover

Smokers' Characteristics Associated with Successful Smoking Cessation Undergoing Pharmacotherapy in Slovenia

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|Sep 2024

Figures & Tables

Univariate analysis exploring potential predictors in successful smoking cessation (n=176)_

VariablesOR95% CIP value
Age1.020.99–1.050.17
Gender0.950.47–1.880.87
Education (ref. Primary School)
Completed secondary school0.470.15–1.490.19
Completed university0.420.16–1.150.09
Partnered (yes/no)1.230.55–2.740.61
No. of children1.000.73–1.360.99
Age of starting to smoke1.040.97–1.110.28
No. of cigarettes per day0.960.91–1.000.04
No. of quit attempts1.080.98–1.200.13
Confidence in quitting (0–10)0.970.97–1.290.19
Other family members smoking (no/yes)1.690.84–3.380.14
Household smoking restrictions (ref. smoking everywhere)
Nobody smokes inside2.920.62–13.700.17
Smoking in some areas2.670.56–12.740.22
Dependence (FTND, 0–10)0.730.31–0.74<0.01
Adherence2.551.20–5.38<0.01
Treatment type (Varenicline/Cytisine)0.690.34–1.380.29
General health (0–5)0.730.51–1.040.08

Demographic and clinical characteristics of responders and non-responders (n=715)_

CharacteristicsResponders n (%)Non-responders n (%)P value
No. of smokers176 (24.6)539 (75.4)<0.01
Age, mean (SD)50.9 (11.7)47.2 (14.2)
Range in years23–7318–84
Missing values 11 (2.0)
Gender
Female96 (54.5)242 (45.8)<0.05
Male80 (45.5)297 (54.2)
Education
Primary school or less38 (21.6)103 (19.1)0.83
Completed secondary school118 (67.0)362 (67.2)
Completed university20 (11.4)64 (11.9)
Missing values 10 (1.9)
Marital status
Married82 (46.6)205 (38.0)0.16
In relationship54 (30.7)162 (30.1)
Single24 (13.6)90 (16.7)
Widowed/divorced16 (9.1)71 (13.2)
Missing values 11 (2.0)
No. of children, mean (SD)1.65 (1.1)1.34 (1.0)<0.01
Missing values 14 (2.6)
General health, mean (SD)3.1 (1.0)2.70 (0.97)<0.01
Missing values 11 (2.0)
No. of cigarettes per day, mean (SD)19.2 (8.8)15.7 (9.1)<0.01
Missing values 21 (3.9)
Age at start of smoking, mean (SD)19.5 (3.3)18.9 (5.0)0.69
Missing values 8 (1.5)
Dependence (FTND, 0–10), mean (SD)4.72 (2.1)3.89 (2.0)<0.01
Missing values 15 (2.8)

Multivariate logistic regression between successful smoking cessation and potential predictors (n=176)_

VariablesOR95% CIP value
Age1.040.99–1.080.06
Education (ref. Primary School)
Completed secondary school0.600.21–1.690.32
Completed university1.610.38–6.810.52
Other family members smoking (no/yes)1.020.44–2.350.96
Household smoking restrictions (ref. smoking everywhere)
Nobody smokes inside2.470.45–13.610.30
No. of days of smoking0.960.85–1.080.50
No. of cigarettes per day1.000.95–1.060.97
No. of quit attempts1.000.88–1.140.94
Confidence in quitting (0–10)1.090.92–1.280.33
Dependence (FTND, 0–10)0.750.58–0.960.02
Adherence3.531.47–8.51<0.01
General health (0–5)0.700.43–1.160.17
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/sjph-2024-0024 | Journal eISSN: 1854-2476 | Journal ISSN: 0351-0026
Language: English
Page range: 180 - 187
Submitted on: Mar 21, 2024
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Accepted on: Jul 22, 2024
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Published on: Sep 23, 2024
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2024 Marko Drešček, Špela Miroševič, Janez Rifel, Stjepan Orešković, Igor Švab, Vesna Homar, published by National Institute of Public Health, Slovenia
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