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. 2012 Jul 23;9(7):2520–2536. doi: 10.3390/ijerph9072520

Table 4.

Smoking cessation indicators for adults ≥15 years old, by place of residence and gender, GATS Brazil, 2008.

Smoking cessation indicators Brazil Place of residence
Urban Rural
% [95% Confidence Interval] % [95% Confidence Interval] % [95% Confidence Interval]
Overall
Smoking cessation quit rate 1 51.4 [50.4–52.4] 52.1 [50.9–53.2] 48.1 [45.6–50.5]
Adults ≥15 years old who made a quit attempt in the 12 months before the interview date 2 45.6 [44.2–47.0] 46.1 [44.6–47.6] 43.4 [40.4–46.5]
Adults who reported recollection of being asked if they smoked by a doctor or health care provider 3 71.0 [69.3–72.6] 71.5 [69.7–73.3] 67.8 [63.5–71.8]
Adults who reported recollection of being advised to quit smoking by a doctor or health care provider 3 57.1 [55.3–58.9] 57.3 [55.4–59.2] 55.8 [51.3–60.2]
Male
Smoking cessation quit rate 1 49.8 [48.4–51.2] 50.9 [49.4–52.5] 44.9 [41.7–48.1]
Adults ≥15 years old who made a quit attempt in the 12 months before the interview date 2 43.0 [41.2–44.8] 43.7 [41.7–45.8] 40.4 [36.7–44.1]
Adults who reported recollection of being asked if they smoked by a doctor or health care provider 3 70.2 [67.6–72.6] 70.7 [68.0–73.4] 67.7 [61.9–73.0]
Adults who reported recollection of being advised to quit smoking by a doctor or health care provider 3 55.7 [53.0–58.3] 55.9 [53.0–58.7] 54.9 [48.8–60.8]
Female
Smoking cessation quit rate 1 53.7 [52.2–55.2] 53.6 [52.0–55.3] 54.1 [49.9–58.3]
Adults ≥15 years old who made a quit attempt in the 12 months before the interview date 2 49.5 [47.4–51.6] 49.4 [47.1–51.6] 50.4 [44.9–55.8]
Adults who reported recollection of being asked if they smoked by a doctor or health care provider 3 71.8 [69.5–74.0] 72.3 [69.9–74.6] 68.0 [61.0–74.2]
Adults who reported recollection of being advised to quit smoking by a doctor or health care provider 3 58.5 [56.1–60.9] 58.7 [56.1–61.2] 57.2 [50.5–63.7]

Notes: 1 Former smokers/ever smokers; 2 Among the population who smoked or had quit in the 12 months before the interview date; 3 Among the population who smoked or had quit in the 12 months before the interview date and have visited a doctor or health care professional.