Table 3.
Prevalence of beliefs and intentions
| Proportion | ||||
| Beliefs (mean, SD) | Agree (> 4) | Neutral (4) | Disagree (< 4) | Missing |
| NRT is effective. (5.23, 1.27) | 79.4% (291) | 11.7% (43) | 8.9% (33) | - |
| NRT without behavioural support is effective. a (4.59, 1.55) | 26.5% (96) | 20.7% (76) | 52.5% (190) | 1.4% (5) |
| NRT is cost-effective. (4.86, 1.52) | 64.1% (234) | 20.0% (73) | 15.8% (58) | 0.5% (2) |
| Bupropion is effective. (5.04, 1.44) | 65.4% (240) | 14.2% (52) | 20.4% (75) | - |
| Bupropion is cost-effective. (4.52,1.59) | 45.9% (166) | 24.9% (90) | 29.3% (106) | 1.4% (5) |
| Concerned about so-effects of bupropion. (3.86, 1.60) | 66.2% (242) | 18.3% (67) | 15.5% (57) | 0.3% (1) |
| Bupropion is dangerous. (5.00, 1.44) | 20.7% (76) | 13.6% (50) | 65.7% (241) | - |
| Intentions (mean, SD) | Intend (> 4) | Neutral (4) | Do not intend (< 4) | Missing |
| Intention to prescribe NRT. (5.34, 1.55) | 79.8% (293) | 4.9% (18) | 15.3% (56) | - |
| Intention to prescribe NRT without support. (3.14, 1.84) | 29.5% (108) | 9.8% (36) | 60.7% (222) | 0.3% (1) |
| Intention to prescribe bupropion. (4.85, 2.01) | 20.7% (76) | 9.5% (35) | 69.8% (256) | - |
Notes: a reversed scale.