West Midlands Key Health Data 2006/07

Table 9.6: Effects of smoking cessation interventions on successful quitting for 6 months or longer



 

Intervention

Effect size (%)

95% confidence interval

Brief opportunistic advice from a physician to stop

2

1-3

Face-to-face intensive behavioural support from a specialist

7

3-10

Face-to-face intensive behavioural support from a specialist with pregnant smokers

7

5-9

Face-to-face intensive behavioural support from a specialist with smokers admitted to hospital

4

0-8

Pro-active telephone counselling

2

1-4

Written self help materials

1

0-2

Nicotine gum + limited behavioural support

5

4-6

Nicotine gum + intensive behavioural support

8

6-10

Nicotine transdermal patch + limited behavioural support

5

4-7

Nicotine transdermal patch + intensive behavioural support

6

5-8

Nicotine nasal spray + intensive behavioural support

12

7-17

Nicotine inhalator + intensive behavioural support

8

4-12

Nicotine sublingual tablet + intensive behavioural support

8

1-14

Buproprion (300mg pd SR) + intensive behavioural support

9

5-14

Intensive behavioural support + NRT or buproprion

13-19

-

 
 

Source: McEwan et al Manual of smoking cessation A guide for counsellors and practitioners Blackwell publishing ISBN 1-4051-3337-6


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