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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Subst Abuse Treat. 2016 Nov 10;73:40–46. doi: 10.1016/j.jsat.2016.11.002

Table 4. Factors associated with quitting smoking during substance use disorders treatment.

Adjusted OR (95%CI) P1
Age 1.01 (1.00- 1.02) 0.181
Gender
 Male (Ref) 1
 Female 0.97 (0.78- 1.21) 0.780
Race/Ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic White (Ref) 1
 Non-Hispanic Black 0.76 (0.60- 0.98) 0.036
 Hispanic 0.66 (0.49- 0.88) 0.005
 Non-Hispanic Other 0.81 (0.60- 1.11) 0.190
Education
 More than HS2 (Ref) 1
 Less than HS2 0.83 (0.65- 1.04) 0.104
 High school/GED2 1.09 (0.90- 1.32) 0.375
Marital status
 Married (Ref) 1
 Long term relationship 0.81 (0.59- 1.11) 0.187
 Divorced/Separated/Widowed 0.90 (0.59- 1.38) 0.635
 Never married 0.80 (0.50- 1.26) 0.331
Currently employed
 Yes (Ref) 1
 No 1.01 (0.77- 1.32) 0.962
Primary drug of use
 Alcohol 1
 Opioids 1.54 (1.19- 1.99) 0.001
 Stimulants 1.34 (0.90- 1.98) 0.149
 Other 0.88 (0.66- 1.18) 0.403
Treatment program
 Outpatient (Ref) 1
 Methadone 0.51 (0.35- 0.75) <0.001
 Residential 0.51 (0.19- 1.41) 0.196
Having a smoking partner
 Non-smoking partner/no partner (Ref) 1
 Having a smoking partner 0.85 (0.61- 1.18) 0.317
Reasons affecting smoking/quitting Health concerns
 Not at all/a little (Ref) 1
 Somewhat/a lot 1.27 (1. 05- 1.53) 0.015
Health risk perception 1.00 (1.00- 1.00) 0.600
Best time to stop 1.03 (0.96- 1.10) 0.449
Want help with quitting 1.00 (0.94- 1.08) 0.896
Quitting part of personal treatment plan 1.08 (1.03- 1.13) <0.001
Benefits/risks discussed 1.01 (0.96- 1.05) 0.769
Given advice on quitting 0.99 (0.96- 1.03) 0.767
Received medication 1.03 (0.96- 1.10) 0.385
1

Logistic regression with clients nested within clinic

2

HS refers to high school. GED refers to General Educational Development certificate