Table 2.

Socio-demographic correlates of tobacco use and reporting receiving tobacco screening

Socio-demographic variable	% (n) Smoking	% (n) Snuff	%(n) screened during current visit	%(n) screened during a prior visit
Current visit screening
No	15.0 (64)	12.9 (55)	-
Yes	15.9 (10)	6.3 (4)	-
p =	0.86	0.14
Prior visit screening
No	14.6 (65)	12.6 (56)	10.6 (46)	-
Yes	17.0 (9)	7.5 (4)	32.1 (17)	-
p =	0.65	0.38	< 0.001	-
Sex
Female	7.4 (28)	15.4 (58)	14.1 (52)	11.2 (42)
Male	37.7 (46)	1.6 (2)	9.1 (11)	9.1 (11)
p =	< 0.001	< 0.001	0.15	0.52
Race
Black	11.9 (53)	13.5 (60)	13.3 (58)	9.5 (42)
Other	38.2 (21)	0	9.3 (5)	20.0 (11)
p =	0.49	0.01	0.40	0.02
Educational level
Less than Grade 12	15.5 (58)	14.4 (54)	9.6 (35)	8.3 (31)
Grade 12 and higher education	12.9 (16)	4.8 (6)	22.6 (28)	17.7 (22)
p =	0.49	0.01	< 0.001	< 0.01
Marital status
Single	11.9 (21)	10.8 (19)	18.4 (32)	15.3 (27)
Separated/divorced/widowed	20.2 (19)	14.9 (14)	7.8 (7)	4.3 (4)
Married	14.7 (33)	11.2 (25)	10.9 (24)	9.9 (22)
p =	0.19	0.57	0.02	0.02
Current smoker
No	-		12.7 (53)	10.4 (44)
Yes	-		13.5 (10)	12.2 (9)
p =			0.86	0.65
Snuff user
No		-	13.7 (59)	11.2 (49)
Yes		-	6.8 (4)	6.7 (4)
p =			0.21	0.38
Attending clinician
Medical practitioner	20.2 (58)	11.0 (23)	5.7 (16)	8.0 (23)
Nurse clinician	7.6 (16)	12.5 (36)	22.8 (47)	14.3 (30)
p =	0.001	0.59	< 0.001	0.03
Presenting health problem
HIV-related problem	14.8 (9)	14.8 (9)	10.0 (6)	9.8 (6)
Pregnancy-related problem	3.3 (3)	3.3 (3)	40.7 (37)	22.8 (21)
Cardiovascular disease	14.8 (37)	14.4 (36)	3.7 (9)	6.8 (17)
Other	26.3 (25)	12.6 (12)	11.6 (11)	8.4 (8)
p =	< 0.001	0.04	< 0.001	< 0.001