Table 3.

Adjusted estimates and GEE analysis examining differences in health warning labels on salience, perceptions, and behaviour between pre-policy (Wave 2) and post-policy (Wave 3).

	Wave 2 (Pre-Policy)		Wave 3 (Post-Policy)		Difference between Wave 3 and Wave 2
Outcome	%	(95% CI)	%	(95% CI)	OR	(95% CI)	Wald ChiSq	df	p-value
Noticed health warnings often/very often	64.5	(59.6, 69.5)	72.3	(68.4, 76.3)	1.44	(1.07, 1.93)	5.97	1	0.015
Read health warnings often/very often	40.5	(35.9, 45.2)	49.2	(45.2, 53.2)	1.42	(1.13, 1.79)	9.19	1	0.002
Health warnings make you think of risks somewhat/a lot	31.5	(27.4, 35.6)	43.3	(38.5, 48.1)	1.66	(1.27, 2.19)	13.50	1	<0.001
Health warnings make you think about quitting somewhat/a lot	20.6	(17.3, 23.9)	31.3	(27.5, 35.0)	1.76	(1.34, 2.29)	17.18	1	<0.001
Made efforts to avoid looking at health warnings	12.1	(9.3, 14.8)	24.4	(20.2, 28.5)	2.35	(1.65, 3.34)	22.46	1	<0.001
Health warnings stopped you from having a cigarette many times	1.9	(1.0, 2.8)	6.1	(4.1, 8.2)	3.42	(1.77, 6.59)	13.56	1	<0.001
Should be more health information on cigarette packs	28.3	(24.3,32.4)	28.8	(24.6,33.0)	1.03	(0.77, 1.36)	0.03	1	0.864

Note: Results are weighted and include current smokers only

CI, Confidence interval; df, Degrees of freedom; OR, Odds ratio