Table 3.

Outcome data that practitioners feel would make the intervention appear effective and would increase their likelihood of screening and counseling about tobacco use.

Outcome Data	Sample Responses
Screening
Complete documentation that screening was done with data captured from the EHR1 that specifies: How many screened How many currently smoke and/or expose their children to second hand smoke How many want to receive counseling How many want to quit	“Instead of them just making us do it, showing efficacy would make me have more of an interest in it.”
	“If even one person in 100 stops smoking because of the effort, it is worth it.”
Counseling
Complete documentation screening was done with data captured from the EHR that specifies: Cut down, “took the next step”, or Quit Filled a prescription Followed up with QL,2 counseling, or PCP3 Change in child’s SHSe4 Change in child’s ED visits for respiratory illnesses	“I want to see that 100% of parents who after being approached about cessation, receive education, referrals, and even consultation about cessation. And then, that there was a change in attitude or patterns, either following up in appointment, filling prescriptions, or actual change in behavior at home.”

¹EHR = Electronic Health Record

²QL = Quitline

³PCP = Primary Care Provider

⁴SHSe = Secondhand smoke exposure