• DOI:10.5993/AJHB.36.1.1
Corpus ID: 30263171

Relationship between smokers' modes of entry into quitlines and treatment outcomes.

@article{Guy2012RelationshipBS,
  title={Relationship between smokers' modes of entry into quitlines and treatment outcomes.},
  author={Mignonne C. Guy and R. Seltzer and M. Cameron and J. Pugmire and S. Michael and S. Leischow},
  journal={American journal of health behavior},
  year={2012},
  volume={36 1},
  pages={
          3-11
        }
}

Mignonne C. Guy, R. Seltzer, +3 authors S. Leischow

Published 2012

Medicine

American journal of health behavior

OBJECTIVES To assess the relationship between the mode of entry into a quitline service and subsequent tobacco use treatment outcomes. METHODS A retrospective study using logistic regression analysis of 11,040 Arizona Smokers' Helpline (ASHLine) clients was conducted to determine whether self- or medical referrals were related to 7- and 30-day point prevalence tobacco treatment outcomes at 7 months postquit. RESULTS Smokers referred to the ASHLine by a health care provider were more likely… CONTINUE READING

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