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. 2015 Oct 19;74:10.3402/ijch.v74.27794. doi: 10.3402/ijch.v74.27794

Table II.

Interview guide

Interview questions Customer–owners Leaders Providers
Views on tobacco use, consequences, and cessation
When did you start smoking or chewing? Has your tobacco use changed over time? X
Why do people use tobacco, in your view? X X X
How does using tobacco affect a person's health and wellbeing, for better or worse? X X X
What are the advantages and disadvantages of quitting tobacco? X X X
Experience with tobacco use and cessation at SCF
Could you share your personal tobacco story with me? X
What is your experience with quitting tobacco? X
Can you tell me how Southcentral Foundation (SCF) currently approaches tobacco use and cessation with customer owners? X X
In your experience, which tobacco cessation approaches are most useful/successful? Why do you think that is? X
How do you approach tobacco use and tobacco cessation with customer–owners? X
What questions do customer–owners tend to ask about tobacco cessation? X
Views on using pharmacogenetic testing for tobacco cessation at SCF
What comes to mind when you think about the phrase “genetic testing?” X X
How do you feel about the use of genetic tests in your practice? X
Let's say SCF wanted to participant in research that included genetic tests to understand how people respond differently to medications used for quitting tobacco – what would you think about that? X X X
If SCF did this kind of research, would you participate? Why or why not? What questions would you have about it? What would you want to know about it? X
If SCF did this kind of research, how would you feel about your customer–owners participating? X
What would you like your customers to know about genetic testing? X X
If a genetic test became available to help people choose the best medication for quitting tobacco, should SCF offer it? Why or why not? X X X
If you had a customer–owner that was trying to quit tobacco and SCF offered a genetic test to guide your medication choice, would you order the test? X
If you were trying to quit tobacco and SCF offered a genetic test to guide your medication choice, would you want to have the test? Why or why not? What other information would help you decide? X
How do you think customer–owners would respond to the use of genetic testing at SCF to guide tobacco cessation treatment? X
Concluding remarks
What else should we know about this topic? X X X
How was this interview for you? X X X

Many questions reworded to suite the role of the participant. Question follow-up probes were removed from interview guide for brevity.