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. 2023 May 19;11:1166016. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2023.1166016

Table 5.

Predictors of 30-day quit rate at 6 months follow-up among study participants (Multivariable logistic regression model) (N = 759).

Variable Adjusted OR (95% CI) Value of p
Age (years)
18–24 1.107 (0.453–2.706) 0.824
25–44 Reference
45–64 0.883 (0.519–1.503) 0.647
65 or more 1.336 (0.192–9.310) 0.770
Nationality
Arab Reference
Non-Arab 1.410 (0.751–2.614) 0.258
Age of smoking initiation
At or below the age of 18 years Reference
After the age of 18 years 1.620 (1.002–2.630) 0.049*
Number of cigarettes smoked/day at baseline
1–10 2.741 (1.209–6.218) 0.016*
11–20 2.122 (1.035–4.354) 0.040*
21–30 2.228 (0.972–5.105) 0.058
≥31 Reference
Carbon monoxide concentration at baseline (ppm)
0–9 3.365 (1.510–7.497) 0.003*
10–19 1.161 (0.499–2.701) 0.728
20–29 1.355 (0.543–3.381) 0.515
30 or more Reference
Used varenicline for smoking cessation
Yes 2.244 (1.430–3.519) <0.001*
No Reference
Used NRT for smoking cessation
Yes 2.094 (1.224–3.582) 0.007*
No Reference
Used a combination of NRT and varenicline
Yes 2.022 (1.007–4.057) 0.048*
No Reference
Number of quit attemptsa
One attempt 1.750 (1.204–2.544) 0.003*
Multiple attempts Reference
Expose to secondhand smoke among friendsa
Yes Reference
No 1.912 (1.269–2.880) 0.002*

*Statistically significant, OR, odds ratio; Cl, confidence level; ppm, particle per million; asince the first visit to the smoking cessation clinic.